Articles tagged "Small business"

6 creative ways to use Notion for your business

Based on my own experiences and some creative ideas from brands and creators that I love, here are some fresh ways to use Notion to get organized, work more productively, and empower the people around you.

How to get awesome customer testimonial videos

Just as bad reviews can do serious damage to your brand, a trustworthy recommendation can work wonders. And while positive reviews are great en masse, a single customer testimonial video can mean more than all those reviews combined.

How I use Calendly to qualify new leads

I started using Calendly because I couldn't take the back-and-forth purgatory that is scheduling over email. But I've since realized it can do a lot more than save me scheduling headaches. My favorite use of Calendly: qualifying leads.

Automatically track customer interactions and satisfaction in one place

Use automation to track your entire feedback flow in one spot, from sending customer surveys to tracking their responses in your CRM.

How to write Instagram captions for your business

Slow season strategies: 6 ways to make the most of your business's downtime

I started using my slow season to refresh and prepare my business for peak season. Since I wasn't as swamped, I was able to check some things off my "do later" list and go from just getting by to thriving.

5 creative takes on the painted door test

Here are a few non-traditional ways you can implement the painted door test across all areas of your business to peek into the future and ensure you're making the smartest decisions possible.

How to find business ideas and validate them quickly with Reddit (and other tools)

3 easy ways to communicate with clients asynchronously

We live in an asynchronous world now, and we need to embrace it—I encourage you to try replacing your next client discovery meeting or feedback session with an async alternative.

The art of automation: How Digioh automated its sales and onboarding with Zapier

How an eCommerce quiz company uses automation to get more sales—and help more customers—with a lean team.