Nimble Aggregated Reviews

A simple crm would be useful for you. Nimble will track open and click rates. And it has a chrome plugin so it can do that on every email you send from a google apps / gmail account. You can even use it for importing and auto mass emailing on a small scale.
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Nimble hybrid or all flash. It’s owned by HPe, so fits your HPe environment already as well.
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Nimble, Compellent, etc. are all active-passive and work very well for VMware. I can say that with Nimble controller failovers that if one occurs, you won’t notice as a user unless something was broken and it failed to failover properly.
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Use a crm like Nimble. It will import, mail merge, and send out 100 emails every day.
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You might also want to do some research on Nimble. I use that in conjunction with my other system. Great for social.
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Nimble if you do any social selling.
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Pipedrive has a contact timeline so you can see when you reached out. But, it doesn’t have an automatic reminder to periodically touch base like other CRMs ( Nutshell and Nimble have this).
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Have a look at Nimble CRM. The founder set up Goldmine decades ago so has an understanding of lead tracking and how to nurture relationships in modern times. It’s very focused on social media marketing and its very easy to use.
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Take a look at Nimble. A nice feature about the system is that at the start of each day they show you your contacts and you can mark them according to how important they are. It’s simple but has a CRM that will cover all the bases.
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I believe Nimble CRM was founded exactly with the idea you have in mind. It’s the same guy who founded Goldmine CRM many, many years ago and then sold his share.
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Nimble CRM does all that out of the box at a great price.
The rest of Nimble CRM is mediocre. Their email, email tracking and activity/tasks could use some improvement.
But great for social profiles. I believe Nimble pulls from Clearbit and Owler.
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Nimble. $25/mo and has a great pipeline tracker.
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I used nimble crm in my last business. Was great for staying in touch and building relationships.
Basically you can set some contacts as important, and set a “get in touch” cycle (I forget what they call it. So for each contact, you can choose to get in touch every week, fortnight, month, quarter, year, and it will tell you when it’s time. If you update the contact with a meeting, it automatically resets the cycle.
Also it syncs to linkedin, which may or may not be useful in a personal crm… It did used to sync with Facebook too, until FB changed their security access.
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I really think a mashup of Nimble, Cloze, and Hootsuite would be the next great sales tool. If you developed a method on how to sell socially and a small book on social selling (of course using the software) as I outlined above, you would fill a void.
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I’ve used it for years. I only use it to look up social profiles. It’s less expensive for me to use Nimble to lookup profiles than other tools.
With regards to a CRM, it’s ok. If you are a one man shop it might work depending on your requirements.
I lookup profiles with it. Then push that data to the CRM I use daily.
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