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		<title>A Less Complicated CRM Program: Highrise</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 15 Feb 2010 20:24:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>David</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;ve been using a product from a company called 37 Signals for quite some time now called Basecamp. Basecamp is a web-based, project management program that allows for good collaboration within a company on projects. It offers a message senter, uploading of files, to-do list, milestones, a whiteboard and the ability to comment on anything [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.adavidcreation.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/HQlogo.png"><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-381" title="HQlogo" src="http://www.adavidcreation.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/HQlogo-300x250.png" alt="" width="240" height="200" /></a>I&#8217;ve been using a product from a company called 37 Signals for quite some time now called Basecamp. Basecamp is a web-based, project management program that allows for good collaboration within a company on projects. It offers a message senter, uploading of files, to-do list, milestones, a whiteboard and the ability to comment on anything posted. My favorite feature is the emailing of reports, when someone post a comment and reminders of when assignments are due. I&#8217;ve tried out a number of other project management programs and Basecamp is at the top of my list.</p>
<p>37 Signals also created a number of other helpful programs that help small, medium and large businesses to be more organized and productive. The one I&#8217;m recommending is called <a target="_blank" title="Highrise: Web-based contact manager" href="http://highrisehq.com/?referrer=DAVIDCHISM" target="_blank">Highrise</a>. <a target="_blank" title="Highrise: Web-based contact manager" href="http://highrisehq.com/?referrer=DAVIDCHISM" target="_blank">Highrise</a>is a less complicated CRM, contact manager program. Most CRMs (Customer Relationship Management) have a lot of gadgets and functionality. I&#8217;ve discovered that in the small business world, most folks end up only using a small portion of the functions: emails, to-dos, calendar, and opportunities. <a target="_blank" title="Highrise: Web-based contact manager" href="http://highrisehq.com/?referrer=DAVIDCHISM" target="_blank">Highrise</a> developers cut some of the fat from large CRMs and simplified the functions of their web-based Highrise  to offer a more user friendly program and productive software. Highrise is quite simple to use and affordable. While most CRM programs (like Salesforce, SugarCRM and countless others) charge a monthly fee per user, <a target="_blank" title="Highrise: Web-based contact manager" href="http://highrisehq.com/?referrer=DAVIDCHISM" target="_blank">Highrise</a> is available for a small monthly fee and allows for a bundle of users. For example, for $25 a month, a company can have up to 6 users have full access to Highrise with limited deals or opportunities. The best rate is $50 a month for 10 users and unlimited opportunities. For a small business guy like me, I can utilize the free version&#8230;and absolutely love it! If you think $50 a month is high, ask me why I think it is affordable and very reasonable! If you want the full capabilities, say from Salesforce (mobile included) you will likely spend $65 per month per user.</p>
<p>One of my favorite things I like about <a target="_blank" title="Highrise: Web-based contact manager" href="http://highrisehq.com/?referrer=DAVIDCHISM" target="_blank">Highrise</a> is the to-do list/task function. I always have a pile full of small projects going on. <a target="_blank" title="Highrise: Web-based contact manager" href="http://highrisehq.com/?referrer=DAVIDCHISM" target="_blank">Highrise</a> makes it simple for me to write down the action items and be sent an email when those items are due: even down to the minute!</p>
<p>So try <a target="_blank" title="Highrise: Web-based contact manager" href="http://highrisehq.com/?referrer=DAVIDCHISM" target="_blank">Highrise</a> for free today. <a target="_blank" href="http://highrisehq.com/?referrer=DAVIDCHISM" target="_blank">Sign Up Online</a></p>
<p>(note: I do like Salesforce CRM and endorse it. I also realized a lot of small business users (my audience/clients) cannot afford or will use all the functions Salesforce has to offer. If you have the money and want a lot of functions&#8230;oh and will use them&#8230;go with Salesforce!)</p>
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