Great post, email is a more frustrating experience then most since it is so time consuming. I would also add the following EXCELLENT app. (I use it with Outlook but it also works with Salesforce and other platforms)
Anagram - Anagram allows you to simply highlight any text (on a website or in an email), and it automatically intelligently creates an outlook appointment or contact with 1-click.
What about WrapMail? We give users the ability to "wrap" every external email from every employee with an interactive letterhead. Think of it as an email signature on steroids. There is nothing to install and nothing to learn. Customers can make as many wraps as they like using the WrapMaker and can track who is clicking on what elements of their wrap and when. Best part, never, never are there any Red Xs when emails are sent.
There are two criteria for potential customers: 1) a website 2) employees that send emails. We connect those two dots.
Robert Basil
· 1 year ago
That's all we need are more stupid animations in our email's.
NO THANKS!
Michael
· 1 year ago
Recently read an informative Wall Street Journal article about Xobni and its features.
Works great. I've not been happy with the TimeBridge scheduling however. I'm sure it would work great with 5+ meeting attendees for people who have longer meetings, especially when travel is required.
I tend to have 2-4 people in my meetings and they're all 30-90 minute telephone calls, and I have a fair number of meetings each week. Timebridge just confuses the hell out of everyone, alas. Simple as it is, there's just too many meeting options on the fly at once. Works better for me to just offer up one meeting window.
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Anagram - Anagram allows you to simply highlight any text (on a website or in an email), and it automatically intelligently creates an outlook appointment or contact with 1-click.
Website is www.getanagram.com
There are two criteria for potential customers: 1) a website 2) employees that send emails. We connect those two dots.
NO THANKS!
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121746305769798...
Thanks for that share. Looks good.
Works great. I've not been happy with the TimeBridge scheduling however. I'm sure it would work great with 5+ meeting attendees for people who have longer meetings, especially when travel is required.
I tend to have 2-4 people in my meetings and they're all 30-90 minute telephone calls, and I have a fair number of meetings each week. Timebridge just confuses the hell out of everyone, alas. Simple as it is, there's just too many meeting options on the fly at once. Works better for me to just offer up one meeting window.
Mark Brooks, 212-444-1636, http://www.socialnetworkingwatch.com