We
are very pleased to announce that Swiftpage emarketing
has been included in the
newest release of ACT! – ACT! 2010 (Version 12). This means that when
you purchase ACT! 2010, Swiftpage emarketing
will be seen as a feature of ACT!, no
longer an add-on. The name of the service will be called ACT!
E-marketing.
Along with a number of new ACT! 2010 features
including Social Media interfaces, opportunities tailoring, new
dashboards and reports and more, ACT! E-marketing helps ACT! become a
true marketing tool as many of you Swiftpage emarketing
for ACT! users already
know. Existing Swiftpage emarketing
for ACT! users that upgrade to ACT! 2010 will
simply enter in your existing Account information and everything will
function as before.
We will continue to update everyone on the integration as ACT! 2010 is released – thank you for all your support. |
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Chirp Chirp We are excited to say that we have a new focus on the Swiftpage emarketing
blog.
Due to popular demand of the monthly Thoughtspot articles, we’ve
committed to provide the same caliber of installments on the blog in a
much more frequent manner. From subject line testing strategy to using
Facebook to build your list, the is written to help you
gain a profitable relationship with your contacts. Visit the Swiftpage emarketing
blog at: http://blog.swiftpage.com.
Swiftpage emarketing
is on Twitter! Want quick updates on the happenings at Swiftpage emarketing
as
well as up to date info on the leading edge thoughts in the industry?
Look no further. Follow Swiftpage emarketing
on Twitter - @Swiftpage emarketing
. We’re listening and would love to hear from you – drop us a tweet @Swiftpage emarketing
and we’ll gladly join in on the conversation.
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An Interview with David Steinmetz |
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Position: Tier 2 Support Specialist
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Favorite thing about Swiftpage emarketing
: Not the same thing everyday.
What do you do in your spare time: Sports, movies, anything outdoors.
Dream car: Audi A5
Ever broken a bone?
Five times: both collar bones, tail bone, finger (a few times),
torn knee and shoulder ligaments. I'm a walking ER bill!
Learn more about David Steinmetz >>
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