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Right now the script takes into account mainly the person's job title and the location. Job titles are matched against a library of macro positions, to understand the functional role. Location is normalized and then used to identify offices, countries and regions and group accordingly. These data are then fed into a random forest algo that sketches out a best guess of the lines of reporting.
Hope you guys will find it interesting/ useful and if you have any feedback I'd love to hear!
Principal allows you to create engaging 1:1 presentations for your target customers. For example you can create business cases, analyses or just qualitative content personalized for your most strategic prospects.
At the core, think of Principal as Google sheet + zapier + Google slides + Tracking. You search datapoints on your accounts, load them in the provided Google Sheet and load up your presentation. The system will create many versions of the doc, individualized for each of your accounts. Getting started video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSiFdy-36U4
The ideal use cases is b2b sales (especially to high-ticket enterprise customers), but it can also work well for other cases where you want to communicate individual value to your prospect. If you have any thoughts or feedback, I’d love to hear from you!
Showparcels allows dropshippers/eCommerce stores to create a branded and customized shipment tracking page for their customers.
It also allows to display related products on the order tracking page for up/cross-sell customers when they visit it to check their delivery status. Since many people check the tracking pages very often, you get quite a lot of free traffic you can use to try to convert them again. You are also able to implement your Facbook pixel or any other retargeting pixel on the page.
I've integrated multiple tracking APIs to get shipments data, so it basically works with all the major 600 carriers worldwide.
Please reply to the post if you have any questions or feedback for me!
Do you know how many great entrepreneurs, professionals and artists got started at your age? A LOT!
But even managing a C Corp is not that bad at the end of the day. You can do it yourself if you know what you are supposed to do and by when. That's the point where I got stuck with my previous company - I didn't have much guidance and missed some pieces here and there. I'd be curious to see if others had my same problem/ if there are nice, lightweight software for guiding small businesses in their legal entity mannagement/ due dates etc. I found something but looks from the '90s...
Clerky probably does this but we didn't use it for incorporation and it wasn't easy to migrate.