Wire has a lot of features that work together, but I’m going to focus on the hub of the system: The Contact Area. This is the first of a series of five articles that are going to focus on the most essential part of the system and how to use it to see real results. We’re going to tell you about basic features, how to manage your e-mail list, build lists, keep notes on specific contacts and how to follow up on...
Our software includes several ways for you to create contact lists. You have access to the Manual List tool, which lets you include contacts by checking them off individually, or the Dynamic List tool, which we’ll be talking about today. A dynamic list allows you to create custom rules that will automatically populate your lists. To further improve this feature, we have built a more powerful grouping solution into it...
Our software includes several ways for you to create contact lists. You have access to the Manual List tool, which lets you include contacts by checking them off individually, or the Dynamic List tool, which we’ll be talking about today. A dynamic list allows you to create custom rules that will automatically populate your lists. To further improve this feature, we have built a more powerful grouping solution into it...
Understanding Fields is one of the most important aspects of using Wire. Fields let you set up information in categories that will help you sort, build lists and keep track of information in the future. There are several ways to set them, but we’re going to go over what Wire has to offer with its built-in Fields.
By default, Wire offers the following key fields by which you can sort your contacts:
