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A month back, I realized I was getting to the point where I wasn’t bothering to take lunch breaks. I read as a big part of my job, and I didn’t want to get involved in anything heavier than reading articles. Frankly, I was bored during my lunch breaks and I g Read More

A SaaS company without a customer success system is like a lion without teeth. You can chase customers all you like, but when you catch them you’re thinking “now what?”.
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It’s vital for practically every kind of company—whether it’s for drafting contracts, writing up website content, or just putting together internal documentation. But team collaboration can easily become a huge nuisance. Read More

In this quick reference guide, I'm going to outline the 3 most fatal mistakes you can make while onboarding new employees, and give you solutions. Read More

Tech startups are on the rise and many more people looking to build a startup and become a budding entrepreneur looking up to the founders of companies the likes of Mailchimp, Moz, and EventBrite. There are still ongoing debates on if office culture is the way to go anymore with remote working/tele Read More

There's tons of great advice out there on how to run a remote team well, but you've ignored it all. It's not for you, after all. You and your colleagues all sit within a few feet of each each day. But hold on, writes Sasha Rezvina on the iDoneThis blog recently. Actually, co-located teams can still Read More

In this episode of Business Systems Explored we talk to Walter Chen. The Co-Founder and CEO of the super easy status reporting platform, iDoneThis. Walter breaks down the content marketing systems he used to get iDoneThis to $500k in recurring revenue. Read More

This guide will teach you how to stop users abandoning your software before they’ve seen how awesome it is.

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While developers do have plenty of efficient systems in place that don’t apply to the marketing world, Agile isn’t one of them. Read More

Highly motivated employees typically work at a higher level, and are willing to work harder at their craft, but at some point the ship has to drop anchor. Whether you (or your team) has just completed a massive outreach project, published its first eBook or has finally dealt with a particularly hor Read More