Business live chat: Have your cake and eat it too.
These days, it’s not unusual to interact with someone mostly or entirely online. Many of us have co-workers, colleagues, and friends we’ve only met over the internet. The same might be true for you and many of the people you serve. And potential customers (i.e. leads) want to meet you and your business online, too. […]
Use Ruby to schedule appointments and save time.
What does your schedule look like? Do you have availability in the evening? Are there have any earlier slots available? What times are best for you? If these kinds of questions drive you bonkers, you’re not alone. Businesses and professionals of all kinds lose untold hours every week arranging appointments and coordinating schedules. Even supposedly quick scheduling conversations add up. Every interruption in your day […]
Automated lead capture: Why you need it and how it works.
Ready to turn your website visitors into leads for your business? Ruby makes it easy—with our automated lead capture tool. Automated what now? “Automated lead capture” may sound like a mouthful, but it’s simple in practice. Here’s a basic overview of how it works: Someone visits your website. The lead capture tool initiates a conversation […]
This Women’s History Month, #ChooseToChallenge with Ruby.
Welcome to Women’s History Month! The month of March is dedicated to honoring the accomplishments of women. That includes women making change, leading businesses, supporting and caring for their families, and shaping the future right now. After all, we don’t just look back on history. We create history—by living through it. As we mark a […]
PPP loans have relaunched in 2021—with an exclusive application window for small businesses.
At a glance: The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has reopened for applications in 2021. Businesses with fewer than 20 employees have an exclusive early window to apply. PPP loans are forgivable—qualifying businesses don’t have to pay back the money. The small-business-only period ends on March 9th, and the SBA will stop accepting all new applications […]
