Comments on: Getting it done is ALWAYS Better than Getting It Perfect. http://genuinechris.com/getting-it-done-is-always-better-than-getting-it-perfect/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:55:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Marina Martin http://genuinechris.com/getting-it-done-is-always-better-than-getting-it-perfect/#comment-1706 Marina Martin Sat, 18 Apr 2009 02:45:00 +0000 http://genuinechris.com/?p=955#comment-1706 You're a Type-A personality like me ... Salesforce.com, hands down. You can get "Group" edition for $99 per year, and it's incredibly customizable. Highrise will drive you insane when you can't add custom fields for people's Twitter handles (you'll want to search by handle more often than you may realize), or the ability to enter the Twitter handle as one field (alias) and have another field auto-create a clickable link. (URL fields aren't searchable, so this lets you search by handle AND click through easily.) I'm an efficiency consultant who works with Type-A consultants/business owners and I've done more than 70 successful setups. You won't be disappointed. (And I rarely endorse *anything.*) You’re a Type-A personality like me … Salesforce.com, hands down. You can get “Group” edition for $99 per year, and it’s incredibly customizable. Highrise will drive you insane when you can’t add custom fields for people’s Twitter handles (you’ll want to search by handle more often than you may realize), or the ability to enter the Twitter handle as one field (alias) and have another field auto-create a clickable link. (URL fields aren’t searchable, so this lets you search by handle AND click through easily.)

I’m an efficiency consultant who works with Type-A consultants/business owners and I’ve done more than 70 successful setups. You won’t be disappointed. (And I rarely endorse *anything.*)

]]> By: Fernando http://genuinechris.com/getting-it-done-is-always-better-than-getting-it-perfect/#comment-1703 Fernando Fri, 17 Apr 2009 02:40:59 +0000 http://genuinechris.com/?p=955#comment-1703 I use the free version of Salesforce.com for individuals, which I've had for about 4 years. I'm not sure it's still even available anymore - I may have a legacy version that they decided never to turn off, but if you can get it go for it. You can also sign up for a developer's version of Salesforce.com for free as well, so there's that alternative. I have a developer's account, which I never use except when I was doing demos for my last job at a software company that provided integration to Salesforce.com's API - I used it in demos. That's my .02 cents worth. I use the free version of Salesforce.com for individuals, which I’ve had for about 4 years. I’m not sure it’s still even available anymore – I may have a legacy version that they decided never to turn off, but if you can get it go for it. You can also sign up for a developer’s version of Salesforce.com for free as well, so there’s that alternative. I have a developer’s account, which I never use except when I was doing demos for my last job at a software company that provided integration to Salesforce.com’s API – I used it in demos.

That’s my .02 cents worth.

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