How I use it: Following up on project proposals, review deadlines, collaborations, cold emails, you name it.Īnytime I think someone *might* not get back to me, I click a lil checkbox and sit back on my haunches, reassured that I won’t forget to follow up. I can’t believe the bar is that low, but sometimes it really is. Sometimes, all I need to stand out from the faceless pack of rabid copywriters is the simple reassurance that I’ll answer emails and stay on the ball. Transforms “I’m a nutjob who writes emails at 11pm” into “I’m a bright and capable early riser,” with its “Schedule email to send later” function.Keeps me from ever forgetting to follow up on an email, with its “Return to inbox if no one replies” function.That’s because, with Boomerang and Trello combined, I don’t really need one. I don’t really use a CRM (customer relationship management) platform. I hope this introduces you to at least one killer new tool that saves you time and makes you feel like a total badass! 1.
Most of the below recommendations don’t have referral/affiliate links, but a couple do.
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I’ve left out a few things like my email service provider (ConvertKit, for the record), and my video call software (Zoom), since people tend to be able to pick these things for themselves depending on their needs.
So here’s a short list of my top favorite software-as-a-service tools. I believe that software can save the world.Īnd even if it doesn’t, at the very least, it’ll save us all some damn time and hassle.
I say this all the time to people who don’t spend 16 hours a day staring deeply into the butthole of the Internet:
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