Do you know that, in today's digital age, the success of your business depends more on your marketing plan than the quality of your products or services? The days of relying solely on word-of-mouth advertising are long gone; this tiresome practice has been replaced by the marketing plans that you have chosen.

Salesforce and Slack are two of the most popular and widely used tools for sales teams today. Salesforce covers the “external” – it’s your one-stop shop for managing the sales pipeline, and working with both prospective and existing customers. Whereas Slack covers the “internal” – it’s your company’s collaboration hub, helping turn your sales team into a lean, mean, selling machine.

In-app messaging is becoming an increasingly popular to reach product and app users, making it a critical component of a strong customer engagement strategy. It has proven to be an effective tool for improving user engagement, driving sales, and increasing user retention. With the rise of mobile app usage and the ever-increasing competition, it's essential for businesses to understand the value of in app messaging and how it can benefit their growth prospects.

As millennials question their college degrees and whether they were really worth it and Gen Z struggles to find meaningful employment, competition is fierce for the rarest and most elusive of treasures: the upwardly mobile career path.

If your team uses Slack, you already know what a crucial role it plays in bringing teams together and keeping everyone on the same page – whether you're working just a few feet away from each other in the same office – or working remotely, thousands of miles apart. It’s so much more than a messaging platform. The secret to Slack’s success is just how easy it makes it for you to integrate the tools you use everyday. Whether that’s Google Sheets, Zoom or Github.