Overall Satisfaction with Nimble
As an online publisher and small business influencer, I use Nimble a little differently than most organizations. It's ideal for people, experts or companies who build or start relationships online and then move those relationships from social media to email to phone to face-to-face meetings. While this doesn't have to be the case, it's the ideal application for Nimble.
I use it as a solo user. I use it specifically to create and track conversations with small groups of people for projects that I'm managing and I find that it's invaluable for connecting with influencers in a personal and professional way.
I use it as a solo user. I use it specifically to create and track conversations with small groups of people for projects that I'm managing and I find that it's invaluable for connecting with influencers in a personal and professional way.
- Nimble tracks your interactions with new relationships on social media. So if you met someone on Twitter, you can see those conversations on Nimble - you can see the evolution of the relationship in your email and ultimately in the deal that you've created with that prospect.
- Nimble has an amazing Chrome extension that curates all the online information on the person you're connecting with so that you can leverage areas of common interest and connection.
- Nimble's "DEALS" feature is a super simple sales pipeline that you can easily manage through its drag and drop feature.
- Now, Nimble will even find emails for connections and relationships you've started on social media so that you continue the relationship via email.
- I'm not sure about this - but Nimble USED to be able to pull all your interactions from ALL social channels. I'm not sure that this is the case anymore. LinkedIn has made it impossible (but perhaps with Nimble's partnership with Microsoft - this will improve).
- Even with their integration with Gmail, Chrome and Outlook, to still HAVE to head over to Nimble to track your pipeline - no getting around that right now.
- Nimble helps me keep conversations alive - I've been able to follow up with potential clients months later and reconnect.
Nimble is a 1:1 social CRM -- it's not an email marketing system (although they integrate well with others).
Salesforce - is amazing for reporting -- but to get some of the functions, I think it might be beyond most SMB budgets. Nimble is easier to use.
SimplyCast - integrates with Nimble, they have amazing support and you can actually PAY THEM to implement things for you - but again, when it comes to collecting social engagement -- not so hot.
Salesforce - is amazing for reporting -- but to get some of the functions, I think it might be beyond most SMB budgets. Nimble is easier to use.
SimplyCast - integrates with Nimble, they have amazing support and you can actually PAY THEM to implement things for you - but again, when it comes to collecting social engagement -- not so hot.