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Learning new systems and processes is not mandatory ... but neither is staying in business.
Why a Robust CRM is Important for Small Businesses
Customer relationship management (CRM) software is a great resource for those wanting to boost customer satisfaction, nurture potential customers, and follow-up strategically.
CRMs are more than a rolodex of names, addresses, and history. A robust CRM is one that weaves a total picture of people and their connections to organizations, grants, gifts, funds, products, loans, sales, committees, strategies, initiatives, events and more. Another discerning factor that makes a CRM robust is its ability to track communication and provide customized opportunities for further engagement.
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The Salesforce platform is a one-stop shop for all your company's data needs. Babylon Solutions has spearheaded Salesforce implementations and integrations for numerous clients across multiple industries.
Salesforce is a popular CRM tool for support, sales, and marketing teams worldwide which allows businesses to use cloud technology to better connect with partners, customers, and potential customers. Using the Salesforce CRM, companies can track customer activity, market to customers, and many more services.
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USELESS TRIVIA:
If you open your eyes in a pitch-black room, the color you'll see is called "eigengrau."
Go into the darkest room that you can find, one where there's no light at all, and spend a few minutes with your eyes closed. Then, open them up and look around. While you'd expect to be staring into pitch-blackness, you'll notice that you're seeing a sort of dark gray shade. And that color has a name: It's called "eigengrau."
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