How Microsofts Secret User Onboarding Process Fooled Us All

What happens if you make software too difficult to use? Probably the same thing that happens if you never made it at all — no one uses it. It’s easy to get users to adapt to familiar concepts like drag-and-drop, but what if you made something totally new? You need a creative user onboarding process, like the one Microsoft used back in 1992 and the others I’m going to look at in this post.
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You Need a Way to Manage Core Business Processes Heres What To Do

Most people start a small business after working a job that involves ‘making’. Programming, graphic design, SEO, you name it – small business owners usually get their idea when they realize that they could be doing the same thing as they’re doing now and getting rid of their boss.
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30 Ways to Make Faster Sales with CRM Integration

Organizing yourself and your team is made so much simpler when the apps you use sync to the cloud. This means the apps are accessible from any device, data coming in and out can be seen by whoever you choose, and apps can integrate with each other, doing more with less human input.
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5 B2B Marketing Trends You Need to Be Following

Do you think B2B companies just aren’t as outwardly exciting as B2Cs? Here are some brands setting the hottest B2B marketing trends, out to prove you wrong.
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30 Ways to Make Faster Sales with CRM Integration

Organizing yourself and your team is made so much simpler when the apps you use sync to the cloud. This means the apps are accessible from any device, data coming in and out can be seen by whoever you choose, and apps can integrate with each other, doing more with less human input.
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Day to Day as a Start Up CEO

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You Need a Way to Manage Core Business Processes - Heres What To Do

Most people start a small business after working a job that involves ‘making’. Programming, graphic design, SEO, you name it – small business owners usually get their idea when they realize that they could be doing the same thing as they’re doing now and getting rid of their boss.
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Entrepreneurial Education and Product Development - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO - YouTube

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How to Bootstrap Your Inbound Marketing With These 44 Free Tools

Strapped for cash? Learn how to bootstrap your Inbound Marketing with the help of these 44 FREE tools and resources.
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How Microsoft’s Secret User Onboarding Process Fooled Us All

What happens if you make software too difficult to use? Probably the same thing that happens if you never made it at all — no one uses it. It’s easy to get users to adapt to familiar concepts like drag-and-drop, but what if you made something totally new? You need a creative user onboarding process, like the one Microsoft used back in 1992 and the others I’m going to look at in this post.
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Entrepreneur Survival Strategies - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO - YouTube

Entrepreneur Survival Strategies - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO
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How Microsofts Secret User Onboarding Process Fooled Us All

What happens if you make software too difficult to use? Probably the same thing that happens if you never made it at all — no one uses it. It’s easy to get users to adapt to familiar concepts like drag-and-drop, but what if you made something totally new? You need a creative user onboarding process, like the one Microsoft used back in 1992 and the others I’m going to look at in this post.
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Documenting Business Processes or Business Systemisation

Here are some of the main reasons why you as an entrepreneur need to document your business processes. It help you as entrepreneur to understand business.
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ISSUU - You Need a Way to Manage Core Business Processes — Here’s What To Do

Most people start a small business after working a job that involves ‘making’. Programming, graphic design, SEO, you name it – small business owners usually get their idea when they realize that they could be doing the same thing as they’re doing now and getting rid of their boss.
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The Power of the Done List

To-do lists don't work for me, but done lists do. Here's how to keep a done list and why they make you more productive.
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42 questions to ask before publishing your next article

Ninety-three percent of B2B marketers say they integrate content marketing into their overall marketing strategies.
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Using Tech Tools and Competitors in the Market

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You Need a Way to Manage Core Business Processes — Here’s What To Do

Most people start a small business after working a job that involves ‘making’. Programming, graphic design, SEO, you name it – small business owners usually get their idea when they realize that they could be doing the same thing as they’re doing now and getting rid of their boss.
http://bit.ly/1P95x1j

How microsofts secret user onboarding process fooled us all

What happens if you make software too difficult to use? Probably the same thing that happens if you never made it at all — no one uses it. It’s easy to get users to adapt to familiar concepts like drag-and-drop, but what if you made something totally new? You need a creative user onboarding process, like the one Microsoft used back in 1992 and the others I’m going to look at in this post.
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Six questions that will tell you what media to trust

Six questions that will tell you what media to trust...
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Journey of a Tech Entrepreneur

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You Need a Way to Manage Core Business Processes — Here’s What To Do

Most people start a small business after working a job that involves ‘making’. Programming, graphic design, SEO, you name it – small business owners usually get their idea when they realize that they could be doing the same thing as they’re doing now and getting rid of their boss.
http://bit.ly/1M6hjEm

How Microsofts Secret User Onboarding Process Fooled Us All

What happens if you make software too difficult to use? Probably the same thing that happens if you never made it at all — no one uses it. It’s easy to get users to adapt to familiar concepts like drag-and-drop, but what if you made something totally new? You need a creative user onboarding process, like the one Microsoft used back in 1992 and the others I’m going to look at in this post.
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What is Process Street?

What is Process Street? Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO
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Supercharged List Building with Content Upgrades

It’s doubtful you’re the sort of person who turns down leads, so if you aren’t already using a way to capture emails with content upgrades (or you’re doing it in an awkward way), you’ll want to check out these five tools.
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Before You Press Publish: Blog Editor's Checklist

Before you hit that publish button, use this checklist to ensure your blog post has a fighting chance when it goes live online.
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How to Increase Your Twitter Engagement by 324%

When Twitter first came out, gaining traffic from it was simple. All you had to do was sign up, and people would naturally follow you because there weren’t millions of other users to choose from. And when you tweeted a link, people would click on it as the concept of tweets was new.
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Struggles of a Start Up CEO

Struggles of a Start Up CEO - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO
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Supercharged List Building with Content Upgrades

It’s doubtful you’re the sort of person who turns down leads, so if you aren’t already using a way to capture emails with content upgrades (or you’re doing it in an awkward way), you’ll want to check out these five tools.
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Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO - Using Systems and Processes to grow your business

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The Complete Guide to Growing Your Organic Facebook Reach

Facebook reach is on the decline for just about everyone. Here are some new strategies we've been trying at Buffer to change that.
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Supercharged List Building with Content Upgrades

It’s doubtful you’re the sort of person who turns down leads, so if you aren’t already using a way to capture emails with content upgrades (or you’re doing it in an awkward way), you’ll want to check out these five tools.
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Supercharged List Building with Content Upgrades

It’s doubtful you’re the sort of person who turns down leads, so if you aren’t already using a way to capture emails with content upgrades (or you’re doing it in an awkward way), you’ll want to check out these five tools.
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A Little Used Technique To Grow Twitter Followers Fast

If you think it is going to save your marketing job, make the planet move sideways or transform your love life then you are very mistaken.
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101 Smart Ways to Use Social Media Automation for Sales and Marketing

A blog about productivity, workflow automation, company building and how to get things done with less work.
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Supercharged List Building with Content Upgrades

It’s doubtful you’re the sort of person who turns down leads, so if you aren’t already using a way to capture emails with content upgrades (or you’re doing it in an awkward way), you’ll want to check out these five tools.
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Supercharged List Building with Content Upgrades

Content Upgrade are great tools for blogs connected to businesses because they capture the contact info of people who are likely to want your product or service. They get the valuable content, you get another email on your list of subscribers plus a free pass to market to them. The best part is that it’s not just any old email address, owned by someone who doesn’t care what you’re saying.
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Supercharged List Building with Content Upgrades

Content Upgrade are great tools for blogs connected to businesses because they capture the contact info of people who are likely to want your product or service. They get the valuable content, you get another email on your list of subscribers plus a free pass to market to them. The best part is that it’s not just any old email address, owned by someone who doesn’t care what you’re saying.
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The 10 most valuable content marketing articles and resources.

I’ve been bookmarking all of my favorite growth hacking resources for a while, these content marketing and growth hacking articles, posts and resources are the reasons i decided to found a startup with only $100 to spend – they are just that good.
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50 Ways To Save Time & Money with Workflow Automation

Workflow automation is a great way to improve efficiency and reduce human error as near-instant triggers take data straight from app 1 and feed it into app 2. This leaves no room for mistakes and can save your company significant amounts of money in the long run.
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How to Use an Assistant in Your Content Marketing

So, you've made the leap: You've hired an assistant to help you with all the blog writing and editorial planning you do as a content marketer. But how should you use this new set of hands? These strategies will help you make the most out of your brand new content marketing assistant.
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How to use content upgrades to grow your blog subscribers

Many bloggers have yellow boxes in their articles offering downloadable content as an extension to what you're reading: these boxes are content upgrades.
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6 Ways to Find the Best Apps for Your Work

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50 Ways To Save Time amp Money with Workflow Automation

Workflow automation is a great way to improve efficiency and reduce human error as near-instant triggers take data straight from app 1 and feed it into app 2. This leaves no room for mistakes and can save your company significant amounts of money in the long run.
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5x5: My Content Marketing Framework (+FREE Downloadable Checklist)

Crafting content is hard. Marketing that content gets even harder. Why not simplify things - use a proven method! Read on for my Content Marketing Framework.
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50 Ways To Save Time amp Money with Workflow Automation

Workflow automation is a great way to improve efficiency and reduce human error as near-instant triggers take data straight from app 1 and feed it into app 2. This leaves no room for mistakes and can save your company significant amounts of money in the long run.
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Concierge Onboarding: How to Make Customers Happy and Keep Them That Way

The 1980s was the dawn of technology as we know it. It was also the dawn of hilarious technological hyperbole — you could hear the excitement in the voices of companies declaring they had built ‘the only computer you’ll need for years to come‘. Although laughable in the present day, commercial home computers like the Commodore 64 were a huge improvement on the monstrous machines of past eras so unwieldy they had to be built into rooms. In fact, for the first time in history, you could buy your own computer.
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70 Useful Inbound Marketing Checklists and Cheat Sheets

When you’re in a consulting or service -based business model – especially in digital marketing –having robust processes in place is the key to have a sustainable business.
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50 Ways To Save Time amp Money with Workflow Automation

Workflow automation is a great way to improve efficiency and reduce human error as near-instant triggers take data straight from app 1 and feed it into app 2. This leaves no room for mistakes and can save your company significant amounts of money in the long run.
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How to Use Email Analytics for Email Intelligence

By William Johnson Do you consider successful email delivery the only job an email marketing tool should perform for you? Are you happy with the macro-level statistics – open Rate, click rate, bounce rate, and unsubscribed rate that any common tool provides you? And is the derived information enough to move your email marketing objectives to the next level? Does your existing email service help you in better campaign monitoring and reduce manual tasks while applying email marketing intelligence? Modern email marketing goes beyond email database management or open rate and click rate analysis. Now, it is more about knowing your audience better and reaching them with precision. Maximizing email engagement and increasing actionable components are the top most priorities of running any email campaign. It s the email derived data reproduced with marketing intelligence and presented in an easily understandable graphical format that maximizes your ROI. An email marketing manager not only n
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Concierge Onboarding: How to Make Customers Happy and Keep Them That Way

The 1980s was the dawn of technology as we know it. It was also the dawn of hilarious technological hyperbole — you could hear the excitement in the voices of companies declaring they had built ‘the only computer you’ll need for years to come‘. Although laughable in the present day, commercial home computers like the Commodore 64 were a huge improvement on the monstrous machines of past eras so unwieldy they had to be built into rooms. In fact, for the first time in history, you could buy your own computer.
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Final Release of Microsoft Office 2016 Due on September 22

By JoAnn McFarland Microsoft announced the final release of Office 2016 is coming on Sept. 22, 2015. There are several improvements to existing features as well as new tools to improve the business owners experience. Office 2016 has been in the works for a while. Since May, a trial version has been open to the public for evaluation. Subscribers to Office 365 for Mac, a service for both business and private customers who pay a regular fee, have been getting updates since July. A similar service called Current Branch (formerly called Office 365 ProPlus), will receive a total update in September. Julia White, General Manager of Office 365 Technical Product Management says on Microsoft s Office blog: “In March, we announced the Office 2016 IT Pro and Developer Preview. Since then, we ve been listening to your feedback and continuing to build, refine and improve Office 2016 for Windows. This is a seminal release for Office and one you won t want to wait to deploy to your users, and thank
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50 Ways To Save Time & Money with Workflow Automation

Workflow automation is a great way to improve efficiency and reduce human error as near-instant triggers take data straight from app 1 and feed it into app 2. This leaves no room for mistakes and can save your company significant amounts of money in the long run.
http://bit.ly/1NrnIQq

Concierge Onboarding How to Make Customers Happy and Keep Them That Way

The 1980s was the dawn of technology as we know it. It was also the dawn of hilarious technological hyperbole — you could hear the excitement in the voices of companies declaring they had built ‘the only computer you’ll need for years to come‘. Although laughable in the present day, commercial home computers like the Commodore 64 were a huge improvement on the monstrous machines of past eras so unwieldy they had to be built into rooms. In fact, for the first time in history, you could buy your own computer.
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Customer Service Lessons from a Jacksonville Taxi Driver

By Annie Pilon Providing great customer service is vital whether your business is a world-class resort or a small corner store. When you see a business create a superior customer experience, there likely are lessons that you can take away regardless of whether or not that business is in your industry. Such is the case with Taxi Terry, a cab driver in Jacksonville, Florida. Taxi Terry is well-known in the area for providing great customer service. And now, he s gaining notoriety even outside the Jacksonville area thanks to a book written by Scott McKain, 7 Tenets of Taxi Terry. In the book, McKain writes about his own experience riding in Terry s cab, along with some lessons that entrepreneurs can learn from him. And while the chances of you providing the same type of transportation service as Terry are pretty slim, the lessons are applicable across most other industries as well. One of the top lessons that McKain drew from his chance encounter with Taxi Terry was how he laid the groun
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Robots & Drones: A Look at the Future of the Assembly Line

With the ever-present onslaught of new technologies - there is an ever-changing face of efficient assembly-line production today.
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ISSUU - 50 Ways To Save Time & Money with Workflow Automation

Workflow automation is a great way to improve efficiency and reduce human error as near-instant triggers take data straight from app 1 and feed it into app 2. This leaves no room for mistakes and can save your company significant amounts of money in the long run.
http://bit.ly/1NrnIQq

Concierge Onboarding How to Make Customers Happy and Keep Them That Way

The 1980s was the dawn of technology as we know it. It was also the dawn of hilarious technological hyperbole — you could hear the excitement in the voices of companies declaring they had built ‘the only computer you’ll need for years to come‘. Although laughable in the present day, commercial home computers like the Commodore 64 were a huge improvement on the monstrous machines of past eras so unwieldy they had to be built into rooms. In fact, for the first time in history, you could buy your own computer.
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