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Today, we launched Quo (formerly OpenPhone) Tasks. Every phone system helps you talk to customers. Only Quo helps you follow through. When you're talking to customers, the goal is to get things done. Until now, there were really only 2 ways to track that work (and neither was great):... 1. Hacking it in Quo 2. 3rd-party task management tools Either way, work falls through the cracks. Quo Tasks is the first time we're connecting the conversations you have with your customers to the work those conversations create. Now on any message, call, or transcript in Quo, you can create a task, assign it to yourself or a teammate, and set a due date. Every inbox also has a dedicated tasks tab right alongside chats and calls so your whole team can see everything that needs to be followed up on. I've been using this for work and personal, too. Recently, I was texting a friend about getting together and created a task right from the conversation. Not the most business-critical use case, but it showed me how easy it is to forget to follow up on things. If you're a Quo customer, let me know the first task you create. 🙂show more

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@levelsio

103,163 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Introducing Scheduled Tasks 2.0 — a major upgrade to recurring work in Manus. Scheduling is no longer just about running something at the right time. It is about running it in the right place, with the right context. Now scheduled work can continue in the same task, power background actions in Manus-built web apps, and give you clearer visibility into upcoming and past runs. Available now to all users.

Introducing Scheduled Tasks 2.0 — a major upgrade to recurring work in Manus. Scheduling is no longer just about running something at the right time. It is about running it in the right place, with the right context. Now scheduled work can continue in the same task, power background actions in Manus-built web apps, and give you clearer visibility into upcoming and past runs. Available now to all users.

Manus

93,526 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

LeBron on Steph being a guest on Mind the Game: "When you're trying to rise to the top of the mountain you have guys that's trying to stop me from getting there and vice versa and Steph has been one of those guys throughout our career we've been trying to get to the mountaintop and we trying to knock each other off of it and that competition was brewing for a long time and every time we play against each other it still brews. When you get to a certain age and you get to a certain level and you understand that appreciating greatness and appreciating things that you won't be able to have for a long time ever after when you're done. You can look back on those moments, you don't want to waste an opportunity to be able to build a relationship with somebody that you kinda share some of the same, I guess, goals in life. There's so much mutual respect and now it's like just even more respect just out of the simple fact that we can hop on a phone call or text or whatever. It was great (for) us to talk basketball in just the most easy organic way with the 2 episodes and have that time so it's been cool"

LeBron on Steph being a guest on Mind the Game: "When you're trying to rise to the top of the mountain you have guys that's trying to stop me from getting there and vice versa and Steph has been one of those guys throughout our career we've been trying to get to the mountaintop and we trying to knock each other off of it and that competition was brewing for a long time and every time we play against each other it still brews. When you get to a certain age and you get to a certain level and you understand that appreciating greatness and appreciating things that you won't be able to have for a long time ever after when you're done. You can look back on those moments, you don't want to waste an opportunity to be able to build a relationship with somebody that you kinda share some of the same, I guess, goals in life. There's so much mutual respect and now it's like just even more respect just out of the simple fact that we can hop on a phone call or text or whatever. It was great (for) us to talk basketball in just the most easy organic way with the 2 episodes and have that time so it's been cool"

Oh No He Didn't

510,297 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

How we are are beating "Memer's Block" at Memelord Technologies: Memes are all about emotions You want to create something that resonates with your audience But sometimes, you only know what emotion or message to convey—but not which meme templates to use I've faced this issue a million times (and I wrote the book on memes!!!) So let's say you're a new memer. You're trying to create a meme about how customers feel happy after using your product, you might not know the meme templates to use Now in Memelord, you can just type the "emotions" you're looking to convey, and relevant memes will show up No more Memer's Block for your marketing team Try it out here for free:

How we are are beating "Memer's Block" at Memelord Technologies: Memes are all about emotions You want to create something that resonates with your audience But sometimes, you only know what emotion or message to convey—but not which meme templates to use I've faced this issue a million times (and I wrote the book on memes!!!) So let's say you're a new memer. You're trying to create a meme about how customers feel happy after using your product, you might not know the meme templates to use Now in Memelord, you can just type the "emotions" you're looking to convey, and relevant memes will show up No more Memer's Block for your marketing team Try it out here for free:

Jason Levin

107,967 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Are you actually a good holder? Holding a football is something that looks relatively easy. Then you realize you have to catch the ball at the same distance every single time, make quick adjustments using your hands, and set it exactly how the kicker wants it on every rep. When you think about it like that, it’s actually a pretty difficult task. Only if you don’t work at it. Becoming a great holder takes time. It’s doing the little things and getting as many real reps as you possibly can. This is a simple drill I worked on before I came back to the NFL. If you want to become a great holder, get as many reps as possible. Slow hands do not eat. Be a perfectionist. #TLK #BeAPro #Specialists #KickerDevelopment #PunterDevelopment

Are you actually a good holder? Holding a football is something that looks relatively easy. Then you realize you have to catch the ball at the same distance every single time, make quick adjustments using your hands, and set it exactly how the kicker wants it on every rep. When you think about it like that, it’s actually a pretty difficult task. Only if you don’t work at it. Becoming a great holder takes time. It’s doing the little things and getting as many real reps as you possibly can. This is a simple drill I worked on before I came back to the NFL. If you want to become a great holder, get as many reps as possible. Slow hands do not eat. Be a perfectionist. #TLK #BeAPro #Specialists #KickerDevelopment #PunterDevelopment

Ty Long

10,538 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten