Boost Cash Flow With Effective Payment Reminder Emails
Reduce late payments and streamline your invoicing process with smart, well-timed reminder emails.
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Choose the Right Payment Gateway for Your Business
Payment gateways are used by merchants to accept credit cards and other types of electronic payments. Find the best payment gateways for your business here.
How Pattern Interrupts Elevate Sales Engagement
The pattern interrupt technique can help disrupt routine sales conversations, allowing you to connect and engage with prospects. Read on to learn more.
How Patasbox Increased Revenue by 49%
The monthly subscription service used segmentation and Instagram to stay connected with their audience—and significantly grow their business—during the pandemic.
15 Key Parts of a Website Layout
Are you building a website and don’t know where to start? Understand the key parts of a website layout before you get started.
Beginner's Guide To The 10 Parts Of A URL
All the parts of a URL are important to how your site functions and shows up in searches. Learn about the basic anatomy of a URL and its advanced parts.
Partnerships
Learn about the pros and cons of partnerships and how they can work for you.
What Is Partnership Development? Key Insights and Strategies
Partnership development unlocks new opportunities—learn how to create meaningful alliances for sustained growth.
How Georgina White Got Back to What She Loves, Pinterest Marketing
This marketing maven hired a Mailchimp partner to take over her newsletter, so she could focus on growing her Pinterest consultancy.
How No Fuss Business Got Back to What They Love
This small-business accounting firm hired a Mailchimp partner to transform their website and balance sheet.
How an Innkeeper Got Back to What She Loves: Welcoming Guests, Not Marketing to Them
Thanks to a Mailchimp partner, this historic inn became a modern must-visit
How Dawson Denim Got Back to What They Love: Making Jeans, Not Marketing Them
Mailchimp partner, Kim Darragon, was hired to wear the marketing pants so they could get back to making pants.