Here’s how to leverage technology, including automation and text expansion, to avoid wasting time in sales.
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How the 80/20 Rule Applies to TextExpander
The 80/20 Rule recognizes that often the relationship between our efforts and our rewards is not equal. Today, we’re exploring ways to use TextExpander so that you can spend 20% of the time you currently use to write 80% of your day-to-day typing.
Master TextExpander Fill-ins with Our Upcoming Webinar
We’ve launched a new webinar series called Feature Spotlights that will run every couple of weeks, and the next one is coming up fast. The webinar will be on April 6, 2023 at 12 pm CDT and will cover using Fill-ins, which let you create customizable Snippets with: Check out a video of how Fill-ins…
Creating Knowledge Base Content that is Indispensable
Knowledge base content should be helpful, not a chore to read. Use these four tips to make your docs indispensable.
4 Types of Customer Service & Their Secrets to Success
Learn how to maximize the potential of the four different kinds of customer service you should be using to grow your business.
12 Examples of SMART Goals for Sales Reps & Managers
Adapt these examples to your sales team’s goals and watch your sales soar.
TextExpander Champions: Peter van Teeseling of Dscoop
Peter van Teeseling of Dscoop talks about how he uses TextExpander to coordinate across borders and save time.
Prompt Engineering for ChatGPT with TextExpander
Prompt engineering secrets to maximize ChatGPT for better writing. Summarize and break down scenes, automatically grade assignments, and more.
Conquering Aliteracy with School Teacher Mark Phillips
Many parents and teachers find themselves dealing with aliteracy: kids who are reluctant readers. While illiteracy rates are low in the United States, aliteracy is a widespread phenomenon, with the average American only reading at a middle-school level. Mark Phillips, who originally hails from the UK, has been teaching middle school language arts for over…
Amazon Leadership Principles: The Best Service Is No Service
The first Amazon Leadership Principle is “customer obsession,” but how the company achieves that principle may surprise you. In early 1999, Bill Price sat across from Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos. Amazon, then still a fledgling startup, was looking for its first Vice President of Global Customer Service. Bezos asked a simple question: “What…