RevOps automation collection

How to add Mailchimp subscribers from a webhook

With webhooks, you can connect almost any app with Mailchimp, even if it doesn't have a Zapier integration. Here's how.

12 value proposition templates, plus real-world examples to help you craft your own

These value proposition templates will help your marketing and product teams craft the perfect message about the benefits your offering will bring customers.

How to connect Jotform to Salesforce and automatically send leads to your CRM

Your Customer Relationship Management (CRM) tool is your business's source of truth, so the information you store needs to be accurate and up-to-date. Let automation help.

Create engaging quizzes that convert leads with ScoreApp

ScoreApp lets you create personalized quizzes that help you engage and convert your leads. Automate ScoreApp with Zapier to nurture prospects into customers.

How to automatically add Shopify customers to Salesforce

Maintaining a relationship with your customers often means spending a lot of time and energy after making that initial sale. Connecting Shopify to Salesforce can help you build a loyal customer base for your business.

5 Omnisend automation ideas

With the right Zaps—Zapier's automated workflows—you can easily connect Omnisend with all of your business-critical apps.

How to integrate Mailchimp with WordPress

By connecting the two apps, you can spend more time creating and publishing great content and less time figuring out how to share it. 

Pipedrive vs. Zoho: Which CRM is best? [2024]

I've spent time in all sorts of CRMs, but for this article, I went back into Zoho and Pipedrive to help you figure out which one will fit your business best. Here's what I found.

SendGrid vs. Mailchimp: Which email marketing tool is best? [2024]

The inbox is still the most personal place to meet a lead or customer, and Mailchimp and SendGrid are both great platforms to get the job done. 

Pipedrive vs. Trello: Which should you use? [2024]

Pipedrive and Trello both let you use a Kanban-style board to move things through a pipeline. And, honestly, that's kind of where their (meaningful) similarities end.