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Count on it: The all new integration between Zoho Finance and Zoho CRM.

As two of the busiest departments in any business, Sales teams and Finance teams often find it difficult to work with each other–not because they don’t...

Zoho Brings Contextual Integration to Mobile Apps with iOS 10

Last week Apple launched the iPhone 7 and released iOS 10 with updates that are great for business. We’ve been working hard on innovations that...

5 Ways to use Direct Messages for Better Customer Service and Engagement on Twitter

Over the last couple of years, Twitter has been working on making the Direct Message experience richer for users. Earlier this month, they announced the...

Zoho ShowTime – The Smart Way To Make Training Interactive For Millennials

In 2015, Saturday Night Live aired an episode with Miley Cyrus as the host and musical guest. The episode featured a skit that poked fun...

7 ways to maximize your drip marketing efforts

While email marketing takes the lion’s share of many business’ marketing efforts, statistics project a typical mailing list loses a third of its members every...

Do More With Longer Tweets: Now On Twitter (and Zoho Social!)

Earlier, we wrote about Twitter's tweet changes and how they’d impact brands. Today, I’m glad to announce that we’re one of the first social media management tools that support the longer tweets for our users, just the way we were the first to ship the send-DM-link feature in Zoho Social. Read more to learn how Zoho Social helps businesses make use of them.

Does Your Social Media Tool Talk to Your CRM? 3 Reasons Why It Should.

If you're like most business owners, you've probably been using social media for your business for a while now - you create content, listen to what's being said about your brand, engage your audience, and keep track of key metrics to measure the impact of your brand's social media presence. And all that is great, but there's an important piece you might've missed — "Social media works best when it's tightly integrated with your business instead of something you do in isolation."