Product updates

Targeted at small service providers such as interior design, home repair, fitness or business consulting, Keap is smart client management software that automates repetitive sales and client-related tasks like appointment scheduling, following up on leads/quotes, and collecting payments. It does this by intelligently prompting the user when and how to follow-up with personal and professional communications that progress leads more quickly into more happy clients that refer.

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Keap is for small business owners, like you, who are obsessed with providing great customer service. Say you’re an interior designer, a home repair specialist, a fitness or business consultant, who feels like you’re spending more time sweating the small stuff and not enough time with your clients. Keap has the smart client management features you’ve been looking for to help you keep up with clients and leads while keeping you on track. Oh and it’s easy to use.

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Infusionsoft recently made a big update to decision diamonds: Now you can test them before you publish your campaign! This means you can be absolutely certain that the decision diamond logic you set up will lead your contacts down the right sequence.

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Welcome to the Infusionsoft product blog, our newest space for all things Infusionsoft product. We’re here to provide in-depth insights and strategy specific to Infusionsoft. But wait! How are we different from our sister blog, the Knowlege Center?The product blog, where you are now, is where you’ll find:

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Have you ever received an email in your inbox that was completely irrelevant to you? Perhaps it was an email outlining a product you’d already purchased, or maybe it was a service that didn’t have anything to do with your current lifestyle or goals.Thinking back, how did this make you feel? Did you want to buy from them? Probably not. And why would you? Irrelevant emails can often come across as clueless or obtuse.Before we start pointing fingers, it’s time for a hard look in the mirror. Are you unintentionally creating this same cringe-worthy experience for your prospects or customers? If you are, how do you even know? Here are some questions to ask yourself:

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