Turn It Up Tuesday: Tips from Insightly to Take Your Business to 11
Welcome to Turn It Up Tuesday, where we bring you 3 weekly tips—a tip on using Insightly CRM, a tip on running your business, and a tip on improving your life. Enjoy this week’s tips!
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_____________________________________________________________________________ This week’s tip was provided by Tony Roma. Tony is an Insightly product expert who has been helping businesses implement software solutions for over ten years.
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Economize on Battery Juice |
| If you’re an iPhone enthusiast battling the low battery blues, when you’re down to 20 percent, switch your settings to Low Power Mode — it stops all background apps from refreshing. (Just remember to switch it back later, so apps stay up-to-date.)
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Hold the Spam |
| Nobody likes getting telemarketer calls on their phone, especially during the workday. The advent of texting as a favored form of communication has opened up a whole new venue for annoying interruptions– spam texts!  |
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Paper is So Yesterday |
| Your sales team may still be using physical paper for orders, contracts, and other things that require a signature – but why? Storage boxes and filing cabinets fill up a ton of floor space better used for other purposes. Scan those old physical copies, move to a digital signing process, and get rid of paper for good. Not only does it take up space, it’s a waste of time when you need to find (and then refile) paper.
You can spare yourself the spam, by forwarding them to 7726. You can also reply “STOP” to any spam text messages you receive from a shortcode.
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About the author: Marta Bright is Insightly’s Content Manager. She’s been writing about the “business of technology” in the Silicon Valley for more than a decade. |
