Articles tagged "Automation"

Streamline your Google Meet calls with these automation tips

It's a minute before your next video call, but you don't remember where the link is.

How to automate your video post-production tasks

Though it takes time and resources to produce a good video, that effort helps you stand out. An engaging video on Twitter could be widely shared, and a YouTube series could generate traffic for years to come.

Lacking motivation? Create a personal best challenge bot.

Like a lot of folks stuck inside right now, my partner and I have been playing a lot more Mario Kart than usual.

4 moyens d'automatiser your video calls

Yes, we know you're probably tired of video calls right now. If you weren't already working remotely, it's likely been a big adjustment: there's the tech, call etiquette, and frankly, a more conscientious effort to have a smooth-running video call.

How to quickly find links to your Zoom meetings

Admit it: you've been late to a meeting because you couldn't find the Zoom link. It's a terrible feeling, knowing that everyone else is already in the call while you're fumbling through your calendar.

Comment une entreprise de divertissement à domicile a automatisé l'ensemble de son cycle de vente

Marshmallow Streaming is an Illinois-based home entertainment company that helps customers set up streaming-centric home entertainment systems.

How a marketer built an eCommerce business that runs almost entirely on automation

Justin Blase has always been fascinated by automation. When he first started using Zapier for a previous employer over five years ago, he realized it would be a game-changer for him. With a background mostly in marketing, he didn't have coding skills.

How a digital studio's side project turned into a remote work phenomenon

In mid-2017, Josh Gross decided he wanted to throw a pizza party for his team. The catch: his company, digital product agency , is a completely distributed team.

How an innovative payroll platform streamlines its business with automation

When Tom Sagi joined his family's business in 2008, payroll was one of the last things on his mind.

How a leadership development advisor went from corporate America to successful business owner

L. Michelle Smith is a writer. But she's also a speaker, a podcast host and executive producer, a consultant, a brand partner, and an executive coach. It's a lot to juggle, yes, but it's also what ended up saving her business.