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   • 2019年02月14日 05:07
   • Ever see will need to have an e-mail page. Websites ranging in dimensions
     and class coming from a local restaurant to some Fortune 500 company, have contact pages.
     At my current startup We have an array of requests… with the pizza delivery guy letting us know he was at the front door to potential investors looking
     to talk with the management team.
     
     When you're setting up your contact page (and receiving the
     traffic volume on the local restaurant) you might not want to think about how to deal with your
     contact requests when site traffic increases. But you should.
     
     
     Think of putting together automation that alerts support, sales
     or another stakeholders inside your company when a communication request comes through.
     You could make a dropdown field in a questionnaire for different types of
     contact requests. You are able to setup logic in the majority of marketing automation platforms that sends email alerts to the correct resource
     inside your startup based upon the kind of request the viewer selects.
     
     
     I had been buried with contact requests even as launched beta.
     Like a cloud-based product I saw many product support requests.
     And we all mapped form submissions on our contact page to generate
     support tickets in Zendesk.
     
     You should create redundancies so contact requests (important ones!) don't get lost in a single recipient's inbox.
     
     You possibly can alert multiple recipients, create
     reminder emails, or trigger automatic replies to get hold of
     requests with information that may solve their problem.
     This is quite simple to set up with all-in-one marketing platforms like HubSpot.

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