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Author: Franz Malten Buemann

  • [Interview] Lessons Learned from Selling a $360 Million AppExchange Company

    With endless opportunities to explore, experiment, and create in the Salesforce space, a convincing argument can be made that we’re working in a “golden age” of entrepreneurship in tech.  As the brains and energy behind startups, Prodly (next-gen DevOps solution) and SteelBrick (CPQ), Max Rudman… Read More

  • Building a Better Salesforce Sales Process

    Salesforce sales processes play one of the most critical roles in your company’s revenue potential. A repeatable sales process that functions well will result in the sales team closing more deals faster. But if a process is broken or inefficient, revenue is lost along with… Read More

  • CryptoPayz Review⚠️WARNING ⚠️ DON’T BUY THIS WITHOUT MY 🥰 SUCCESS ORIENTED 🥰 BONUSES

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  • Christmas Commission Bundle Review

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  • Secret conspiracies and public systems

    It’s tempting to believe that powerful people and organizations are conspiring in secret to cause mysterious or unfair events to occur. The conspiracies supposedly involve dozens of people working across many time zones in complete secrecy.

    That’s truly unlikely. Unlikely because cooperation of this sort is hard to find, especially among the powerful, and because it’s essentially impossible to keep it a secret.

    What’s actually happening, right in front of us, all the time, is that systems are causing uncoordinated actions to occur. When banks, for example, create a cycle of more debt and higher interest rates for students, they didn’t need to have a secret meeting to pull that off. All they did was act within the system that they’ve built for themselves. When companies race offshore to pay ever less in taxes, no one coordinated that. It was a ratchet, a system that rewarded a race to the bottom. And even though the NCAA is an organized entity, it’s the system that has driven up the pay of college head coaches, not a secret conspiracy.

    If we’d like the world to work better, more fairly and with more of a long-term view, we have to identify the systems that push participants to do the opposite. And then we need to consistently and persistently work to change the incentives that cause the entities in those systems to act the way they do.

  • Customer Service in Apple Retail Stores Analyzed as a Template for Your Business

    The following analysis explains how Apple Store serves as the perfect website model, so you can implement these principles on your own ecommerce business as well based on an analysis of the reasons the Apple Store creates such a “wow” experience for its customers – most of these reasons are directly related to customer service: 7 Ways the Apple Store Serves as the Perfect Business Model
    Instant appeal Intelligent high-value layout​ A personal, concierge feel​ Filtering and customized solutions ​Convenience​ ​Stellar customer service Personalized follow up

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  • Cultural half-life

    Things decay.

    We know precisely how many yoctoseconds it takes for half of a given amount of Hydrogen-7 to transform into ordinary hydrogen. And we know how old old things are because Carbon-14 loses half its mass every 5,700 years.

    But ideas and cultural impact have a half-life as well.

    Einstein wrote a paper 120 years ago that is still being discussed. It certainly had more of a cultural/scientific impact when it first arrived, but it lasted.

    To Kill a Mockingbird has more cultural relevance today than a bestseller like The Bridges of Madison County, even though both were bestsellers at their peak. There are ten-year-old posts on this blog that still get a lot of traffic, and ones from a few weeks ago that are unlikely to be seen much in the future.

    When marketers or leaders or artists show up to the culture with an idea, the immediate goal is to find traction and to change things. But the choice of medium, message and persistence have a lot to do with how long that impact will last.

    Of the half a billion tweets that are tweeted every day on Twitter, perhaps a handful have a half-life of a year or more. Most fade away in a few yoctoseconds.

    On the other hand, a peer-reviewed scientific paper probably has a higher average half-life. Darwin is still going strong.

    Over the last few decades, there’s been a relentless move toward the yoctosecond–more ideas, lasting a shorter and shorter amount of time.

    I’m not sure that we benefit from that, and if there’s a mismatch between how much work and focus an idea requires and it’s half-life, you’re likely to be disappointed.

    Plan accordingly.

  • What do you guys think about the category bar on my homepage?

    I’ve built a website dedicated to e-commerce sellers. However, it is very difficult for one person to build a website without any bias and confusion, so I think I really need some advice from you guys. I have set up a navigation bar on the left side of the homepage of my website. The main categories include Common tools, Ecommerce tutorials, Seller Forums & News, Product Research, Find Suppliers, Data Analysis, SEO, Keywords Tools, Affiliate Marketing and so on. Anyway, those e-commerce tools are divided into a lot of categories. Besides, I also have just added new tools about tiktok onto the site at the request of a close friend. But I don’t have much confidence about if the navigation bar is 100% setup properly. I wanna ask for a favor. If you guys could come to my website to check out the navigation bar and tell me what you think about it, I’d super much appreciate it and won’t thank you enough! Click here directly to my site. Thank you again~
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  • Building a Photography Portfolio: A Full Guide (All You Need to Know)

    Looking to build your photography portfolio? Here’s a full guide with all you need to know.

  • Introducing: The Blackbaud + Campaign Monitor Integration for Nonprofits

    Our direct integration with Blackbaud’s donor management platform, Raiser’s Edge NXT, makes email marketing for nonprofits a whole lot easier.
    Nonprofits and social good organizations will be excited to hear about our new direct integration with ​​Raiser’s Edge NXT, a fundraising and donor management platform from Blackbaud.
    This integration creates an automated email marketing solution designed for the needs and goals of nonprofits and social good organizations.
    “By combining the power of Raiser’s Edge NXT with a leading email marketing automation platform like Campaign Monitor, our joint customers will enjoy a new, highly sophisticated experience to help them take the effectiveness of their email marketing and fundraising to a whole new level,” said David Loring, senior director, partners, Blackbaud.
    For customers of Raiser’s Edge NXT and Campaign Monitor, here’s what you can expect.
    All your supporter activity, all in one place. Seeing all of your supporter’s activity, including marketing activity, all in one place is wildly important, and this integration helps you do just that. Campaign Monitor will send subscriber email engagement activity right to Raiser’s Edge NXT without you having to do anything.

    More control over your marketing campaigns. The data shared between platforms will provide users with the granular information they need to accurately segment their audiences and include relevant and compelling content in their email marketing campaigns.
    Better unsubscribe management. If a subscriber unsubscribes from your marketing campaign, that information will be updated automatically in Raiser’s Edge NXT, so there’s no need to manually update supporters who have unsubscribed.
    Add new subscribers to RE NXT. New subscribers to Campaign Monitor can be synced to RE NXT as new constituents. You can control which subscribers you transfer by setting up individual lists in Campaign Monitor. 
    You’ll also get basic deduplication to make sure those subscribers don’t already exist.
    Wrap up
    This direct integration between Campaign Monitor and Raiser’s Edge NXT from Blackbaud can be a game-changer for nonprofit organizations and their marketing teams.
    For more information about Campaign Monitor for Raiser’s Edge NXT, visit the Blackbaud Marketplace.
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