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10 Easy Ways To Achieve Inbox Zero And Keep It That Way
On average, we spend thirteen hours a week on email. The typical person checks their inbox 77 times a day, sends and receives more than 122 emails per day, and spends 28 percent of their workweek managing and organizing their inbox.
6 Customer Service Trends Your Team Should Consider in 2025
In 2020 we were just trying to survive the year, in 2021 it’s time to really let your customer experience shine. Here are the customer service trends to follow in the coming year.
6 Tips to Improve Your Customer Support in the New Year
Let’s get excited about 2021! Here are 6 tips to get the ball rolling and improve your customer support in the new year.
43 Motivational Sales Quotes to Inspire Success
Nothing says wisdom like a great quote, and staying motivated in sales is paramount. Here’s our favorite sales quotes to get you inspired.
7 Recruitment Blogs You Should Bookmark in 2025
Looking to stay on top of industry trends and get tips from pros? Here are the best recruitment blogs according to recruiting experts from all over the world.
Providing Superior Customer Support Through the Holidays
Manage the chaos of holiday customer support by planning ahead. Here’s how to provide better B2B support over the holidays.
17 Snippets to Be More Productive in Asana
Our friend Dave J. Mason, aka Mr. System, has mastered the art of using Asana and TextExpander together, so we’ve partnered with him to compile the tools and tricks you need to use TextExpander and Asana together.
5 Meaningful Ways to Measure Customer Satisfaction
CSAT isn’t always the most reliable way to measure how your customers feel. Here are five meaningful ways to measure customer satisfaction.
How to Write the Perfect Thank You Letter After Closing the Sale
How we close one deal can lead to the opening of another – here’s how to say thank you and make the last detail count.