Articles that mention "Google Sheets"

How to automatically keep track of almost anything

I used to have a sticky note on my desktop where I'd write down everything that annoyed me in a given week. Freelancer bailed? Wrote it down. Coworker mansplained something? Wrote it down.

Freelancers: Keep Track of Your Articles in a Spreadsheet or Note Taking App

I used to be a freelance journalist, writing about technology for sites like Digital Trends and How-to Geek. I loved the flexibility of being a freelancer, but hated keeping track of articles so that I could send out invoices. So I automated it.

3 ways to stay informed without becoming overwhelmed

There's a lot going on right now.

5 Ways Teachers Can Save Time Using Free Google Apps

For most K-12 teachers, a standard teaching day is roughly 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.—but that's just time spent inside the classroom.

How a Systems Technologist Helps Her Team Differentiate New and Existing Leads with Automation

In the sales world, you need to distinguish between new and existing leads. You probably have a specific workflow for new leads—maybe a call, demo, onboarding email campaign—that you wouldn't use for existing leads.

Integration how to: Connect Eventbrite to Google Sheets

Add attendees to a spreadsheet

How a Colorado coffee shop powers online ordering with Zapier

What do you do when the core of your business model unexpectedly changes? That's exactly the situation that The Perk, a coffee shop in Winter Park, Colorado, faced several weeks ago.

How a wine bar used automation to quickly pivot to curbside pickup

Tools like Zapier, which allow us to get us something off the ground in just a few minutes, are really valuable. -Dan Nelson, The Ruby Tap Social distancing, while necessary, is devastating to businesses built around people gathering.

Integration How To: Connect Clickfunnels to Google Sheets

Integration How To: Connect Clickfunnels to Google Sheets - Add Orders to a Spreadsheet

How DonorsChoose.org Uses Zapier to Streamline Meetings and Email Campaigns

When you're overseeing weekly and monthly team meetings and managing email outreach to hundreds of people, it's inevitable that something will slip through the cracks.