Editorial Staff
Have you noticed how people just flip their phones during the meetings and it stops ringing immediately? One can do it by clicking on Settings -> Gestures and enabling the ‘Rotate to Mute’ feature. There are a lot of other Android device hacks and tricks that can make you look high-tech and impress your peers.
Here are some of the best Android tricks to try this year:
Read moreHow to Get the Best from Your Android Device in 2020?
As the coronavirus (covid-19) pandemic is raging all over the world, a huge number of businesses have ceased all operations to prevent the further spread of the virus. People are staying in, most of them working from home.
If you generally rely on online sales, the coronavirus crisis may not affect you that much. You can still sell to your customers, as long as you can safely deliver the products.
But even if you rely only on in-person sales, you can still provide seamless customer support during this difficult time. Chances are your customers are already contacting you non-stop, making it quite challenging to deal with all the emails, calls, support tickets, and social media messages.
How can you provide them with excellent support? With all the right tools in place, of course.
Here are the top tools you should utilize to help both your customers and your team push through COVID-19 just a little bit easier.
Read more7 Tools to Provide Impeccable Customer Support in Times of the COVID-19 Outbreak
The workplace is changing, faster than ever before, and automation technology rests at the very forefront of these developments.
The past decade has witnessed a steady influx of companies willing to test the waters of this technology—automating preliminary functions like email marketing, candidate screenings, and even their customer relationship management. But all signs point toward a future of work that is only more automated as bot capabilities expand and automation’s market size broadens its horizons.
The pervasiveness of automation has to do with its adaptability; automation isn’t exclusive to any single industry, job category, or business size—meaning that it will more than likely have some impact on your own business, as well as your competitors.
That’s why it’s important for you and your organization at large to understand the implications of a highly automated workforce, and how this technology will allow everyone to re-envision the way they work.
Every brand wants the same thing – to be found, to be recognized, to gain interest from potential customers, and to turn those potential customers into purchasers and even ambassadors for their brand.
And in 2020, where is this best accomplished? On social media, of course. Why? Because billions of people are on social media every day. Of course, they are there to socialize with friends and family.
Read moreYour Guide to Writing Brand Content for Social Media
The internet age resulted in a paradigm shift that basically forced most businesses to become digital-first. As such, it is still surprising to know that half of SMEs still don’t have their own business websites.
It is quite understandable; putting up a website can be financially and technically-daunting, especially for small businesses whose budget allocations are focused on investments designed to keep them afloat. But we are in a different era now, a time when an online presence is no longer a luxury, but a necessity, when websites can be easily created without bleeding company resources dry. Here’s why every business should have their own website: