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Social Contact Management Easy As Pie With @Nimble

By Daniel Newman,

April 3, 2014
Just this past week our friends at Nimble launched their new Nimble contact widget app.

For those not familiar with Nimble, they are one of the companies Pioneering Social CRM. Founded by Jon Ferrara, perhaps best known for finding “Goldmine” one of the CRM solutions that forever changed contact management, Nimble is poised to become more than just another tool for social media and contact management, but perhaps a solution ubiquitous with quick aggregation of social data.

This new widget app from Nimble allows users to simply highlight a name in Chrome and it immediately populates a contact to look like the image below.

Nimble Widget

This amazing tool empowers not only sales professionals, but human resource, business development, marketers and executives to quickly learn about any person they come into contact to.

Just think what a tool like this could do for meeting preparation? Just minutes ahead of a meeting you could highlight the name, “Nimble” them and there you would have a wide-array of relevant data that could be used to learn about the person you are about to engage with.

This futuristic tool opens the doors for better relationship building and online engagement.

Not only do I recommend the tool, but I am also a dedicated user. It is the best solution I have seen so far to quickly aggregate publicly available data to get to better know my customers, partners and prospects.

Check out this video demonstration from the team at Nimble that shows just how easy it is to use this new widget.

Nimble Widget for Chrome Browser from Nimble Marketing on Vimeo.

Daniel Newman
Daniel Newman

Daniel Newman is the co-founder of V3*Broadsuite and is an experienced C-level executive, serving as a strategy consultant for small and mid-sized businesses. He’s also an insight/analyst partner to four Fortune 50 enterprises and previously served as the co-founder and CEO of EC3, a hosted IT and communications services provider. Prior to that, he served as the CEO of United Visual, Inc. in Chicago Illinois.

He is a widely published writer who contributes weekly to Forbes, Entrepreneur, Huffington Post and industry publications such as Commercial Integrator, Sound & Communication and Corporate Tech Decisions. He’s also author of three best-selling business books including The New Rules of Customer Engagement, The Millennial CEO, and just recently Evolve: Marketing (^as we know it) is Doomed.

Daniel has established a reputation as a leading thinker in topics such as Social, Big Data, Cloud and Mobile. He has been named to many top influencer lists in all of these areas, including recognition by the Huffington Post as one of the 100 business and leadership accounts to follow on Twitter. He is also an adjunct professor of management at North Central College.

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