RESOURCES

The Problem

A client felt as though he was spending too much of his valuable time in his inbox and chasing down Google Search rabbit holes, and wanted to figure out how much time he was spending doing things that were neither profitable nor productive.

The Problem

Our client, a busy entrepreneur, was spending hours a day in his inbox and wanted to find a way to leverage his time when it came to email management.

The Problem

Our client’s growing organization needed to create professional email signatures for its’ principals and team members in order to increase social reach, create leads and increase replies, as well as to present their organization with consistent and professional branding across communication platforms. It was important that the client be able to make changes as needed to the content of the signature to reflect new marketing efforts over time.

The Problem

The client needed to share key documents and resources with his own clients, which included sharing extensive guidebooks and worksheets. These were lengthy, burdensome, and could clog up a singular email thread.

The Problem

The client felt like he was really becoming distant from his kids, due to the fact that he was running his own business. He felt that most of his time was consumed with staring at a computer screen or scanning over reports that landed on his desk.

The Problem

The client, a lawyer, was having trouble keeping up with his own clients. There are varying progressive steps to full litigation and settlement, and the client needed a way to see that the cases he represented made it through the entire legal process. From start to finish, the client file needed to be tracked at whatever stage it was in.

The Problem

The client was emailing potential customers and networking partners on a daily basis. Whether
the client was scheduling a meeting with an old colleague or sending out a feeler email to a new
acquaintance, she first wanted to have a refresher on what that person does in his or her
professional life before she sent any communication. The client often had our team do preliminary research on the email contact before reaching out, so the client could be fully prepared.

The Problem

Our team, in charge of scheduling meetings and email upkeep, had the repetitive routine task of sending out meeting reminder emails. This task was often tedious and redundant, but it had to be done; every meeting attendee needed a reminder two days prior to the event. Our team began researching for a tool that could automate this process.

The Problem

A Delegate Solutions client was consistently sending out similar, templated emails to various recipients on his contact list. He often needed to send out these emails, which would include newsletters or weekly updates, to larger amounts of people. With using his current mass mailing service, few recipients were opening these emails. Additionally, emails tended to land in the receiver’s spam or junk folder because it was noted - by the inbox itself - as sent from a mass mailing type of service.

The Problem

One of the client’s key team members was missing crucial tasks, assigned via email, due to a full inbox. The team member received all sorts of internal and external mail, and a constantly full workload caused tasks to slip through the cracks. This became problematic when the task at hand needed to be completed within the same day at a specific deadline.