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Accelerate Your Sales & Marketing Action Plan!
ACT! is home for your company’s #1 asset: Your customer database. The more you know about how to manage your data and build relationships with personalized communications, the quicker you’ll meet your business goals.
The Database Diva helps you turn your ACT! Software database investment into an asset with a multiplier.
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4 Hours
This course is designed for new ACT! users, ACT! database administrators and experienced users who want to explore all productivity, database management and maintenance features in the latest version of ACT! Software and who want to get up and running quickly.
(Users of prior versions, including ACT! Classic, such as ACT! 6.0, ACT! 5.0, ACT! 4.0) may also take this course. Version feature changes are identified.)
Learn the fundamentals of managing a customer and prospect database, including:
- Scheduling activities on a shared calendar
- Recording notes and history
- Printing labels and envelopes
- Creating daily backups
- Database check and repair
What You Should Know After Taking this ACT! Training Class:
- Basic understanding of how to use ACT! as an electronic Rolodex
- How to use ACT!’s menu bar options
- How to use the CONTACTS menu options
- How and where to enter contact information and find it again using basic lookups
- Foundational experience with ACT!’s features and navigation to satisfy the prerequisite for enrolling in the advanced ACT! sales and marketing special topics classes
Please Note: This is a required course for enrollment in The Database Diva’s advanced ACT! Software training classes.
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Price: $225.00 |
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