I’m a big fan of the way UberEats is set up. It’s easy to use and used in many areas I’ve been to so it makes it easier when I don’t know where to go for food.
I’m also a fan of Amazon because it had the whole website at your fingertips. The only thing Amazon lacks entirely however is live chat support.
To connect with customers—and potential customers—you’ve got to show the human side of your brand. How are you embracing your brand values? (Do you even have brand values?) How are you looking out for the best interests of your customers and employees? Does your product really work?
The ability to create real human connection is one of the key benefits of social media for business. Introduce your followers to the people who make up your company and showcase how existing customers are using and benefiting from your products.
Does anyone have any other recommendations? I've been looking to add more apps for awhile but can't find ones that are worthwhile. I probably only have 1 screen of apps since i don't use a lot of the mainstream stuff like facebook, twitter, snapchat and etc. Thanks.
If you open any app store now, the first place is taken by various social networks. For entertainment, my favorite app is YouTube, as well as Instagram and Tiktok. But when it comes to work apps, it's probably Amazon WorkMail. I didn't really like it before, it pissed me off, but I was forced to use it. Virtualization services, which were made not so long ago, changed my opinion about this application and it is already nice and very comfortable to use this application.
Notes for sure, never realized how useful it was till I got to college and after. Easy way to jot things down or the built in scanner for converting shit to pdfs on the go is super helpful.