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Most great inbound marketing strategies include blogs, which are showcased on the company website and can also be shared across social media. Building a wide reader base takes time and energy, just as companies also invest in creating email lists and gaining Facebook followers. Read More

I’m no designer, but I think I have a good eye for good design. I at least appreciate it if nothing else.
A while back there was a big push to have more white space on Web pages, which I totally loved. I like feeling like the elements of a page have a little room to breathe.
Anyway, lately I’ve b Read More

Registering new users is the most basic, fundamental piece of the software business. If you don’t have customers, you don’t have money. With this in mind, you would think companies would devote time and energy in developing the perfect user registration process. Unfortunately, most companies are pr Read More

Microsoft SharePoint is a bit like a Swiss army knife. It has a ton of different functions, some of which are useful, and some that aren’t. If you’re using SharePoint or one of several SharePoint alternatives and you’re not careful, you might wind up with a tool that’s so bloated with features it d Read More

The central promise of cloud computing is that it is elastic with the customer’s utilization. Every business can scale up and down and adjust on the fly. Even better, the software is usually gorgeous, designed for smooth experiences for massive numbers of everyday users rather than for I.T. wizards Read More

Why checklists? Well, checklists are the most popular way to onboard new employees, and that’s for a good reason.

Checklists help you to follow a process, make sure you don’t neglect anything important and stay compliant. Instead of making you write your own, you can use one of the 6 we’ve prepa Read More

Finding the perfect project management tool is equivalent to finding a needle in a haystack. I have tried virtually every task management, project management, and collaboration tool out there…ok, so that’s not entirely true (considering there are thousands). But, I have used: Basecamp, Trello, Team Read More

Tech entrepreneurs are known to put in outrageous hours just to get their businesses off the ground. Justin Zhu, cofounder of Iterable, works 12 hour days split into two shifts: 11am-5pm, and then 9pm-3am. Len Gauger, founder of Message Blocks works 14.5 hour days, and sometimes on the weekend duri Read More

The word ‘remote’ can mean disconnected, unfriendly, or distant, but it doesn’t have to feel that way. Thanks to the tools we have, working remotely is now not only possible, for some, it’s preferred. No more rolling into the office at 9am after pouring coffee all over your trousers in the car. Read More

Instead of wishing for fewer emails, Gmail power users know that email is easy. A few integrations, automations and a handful of keyboard shortcuts and bam — email is never overwhelming or stressful again. Luckily, Process Street wants to share these Gmail tips and tools are available to everyone, Read More