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Moving this account over to Bluesky
May post here occasionally
Follow me there for more quick HubSpot, marketing, and sales tips
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If you said yes and aren’t affiliated with a business that makes money from X leas gen services, please DM me or comment here as to why you think it still works
I've had more 1:1 consulting calls in the past 2 months than I have in the past 2 years.
And these HubSpot users are really finding a lot of value.
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So if there's one particular process or project that you've been kicking down the road because you don't have time or can't figure it out...
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Agreed. But those 2 things are way very broad goals that don’t immediately translate to tactical use cases for AI
For me, it’s a thought process thing. I just haven’t trained myself to identify and resort to AI for daily things. Been trying to improve as it’s helped a ton when I use it for certain stuff
I write a newsletter for people who want to learn about CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and the technology that surrounds it.
If you’re on HubSpot, you’ll get specific tips for that too.
https://t.co/2ZAuPCCz2c
Here’s the truth
Business owners - if you don’t invest time and effort in your CRM at least once per quarter, you will slow the growth of your business
Can you scale well without a CRM? Of course, I’ve worked with 7-fig businesses getting by with group text before getting a CRM.
But if you like to think about your business
And if you like to ask questions that could help with growth - from testing new offers to finding trends in the highest paying customers - then the only way you can do that reliably is by using a CRM
Does it take effort? Yes.
Will you have all the answers right away? No, and you shouldn’t.
Your CRM should evolve as your business does. And ideally be flexible in structure and functionality to adapt as you scale.
So use a CRM, or don’t.
Just know that if you are someone who ideates and wonders about your business…
Like thinking how it could grow, which areas to focus on, year-over-year growth, etc.
You cannot do this reliably long-term without a CRM.
DM me with any questions
I write a newsletter for people who want to learn about CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and the technology that surrounds it.
If you’re on HubSpot, you’ll get specific tips for that too.
https://t.co/2ZAuPCCz2c
Here’s the truth
Business owners - if you don’t invest time and effort in your CRM at least once per quarter, you will slow the growth of your business
Can you scale well without a CRM? Of course, I’ve worked with 7-fig businesses getting by with group text before getting a CRM.
But if you like to think about your business
And if you like to ask questions that could help with growth - from testing new offers to finding trends in the highest paying customers - then the only way you can do that reliably is by using a CRM
Does it take effort? Yes.
Will you have all the answers right away? No, and you shouldn’t.
Your CRM should evolve as your business does. And ideally be flexible in structure and functionality to adapt as you scale.
So use a CRM, or don’t.
Just know that if you are someone who ideates and wonders about your business…
Like thinking how it could grow, which areas to focus on, year-over-year growth, etc.
You cannot do this reliably long-term without a CRM.
DM me with any questions
@KyleMau@pandadoc I actually do know for a fact they unfortunately do this but i think its at the sales rep level. Likely no org-level policy allowing this