Scheduled Customer: Schedulicity

The focus of this month's spotlight on customers is Schedulicity the booking platform that is designed specifically for service-based firms and their clients.

In 2010, Jerry Nettuno launched Schedulicity. Its sole goal was to establish a strong system for transactions between smaller, service-based companies and their customers. Jerry believed these entrepreneurs are an essential part of the economy yet were underserved and overcharged. Jerry created Schedulicity to give easy, but robust tools to assist these businesses grow and thrive.

When the introduction of a new product that is available for purchase, it is essential to offer a training program for the application. An effective training plan can lead to greater adoption and happy customers. What's the most effective way to provide training for the software of your business? Through an WordPress site featuring obviously! Schedulicity offers free instruction for their software with the free courses access settings and feature-based focused models.

Take a look at this gorgeously designed WordPress website, and be impressed by Schedulicity's innovative use of .

A well-designed website

If you visit the website's homepage there's clear and concise messaging to highlight the advantages of Schedulicity. You'll also find a list of its top features along with testimonials from customers and lively call to action throughout the page.

There's a link to their Tutorials page in the footer menu, which provides a list of shorter classes that have been created with .

The Perfect App for Open Courses

Learning without stress

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Schedulicity is an efficient scheduling system and easy-to-use product tutorials using  it, and you too can! There's an array of options to use on your website. What are you able to do to help you reach the goals you have set for education for your business employees, your staff or even your product?

Do you want to go for a test drive? It is possible to experience the course either from as a student or course creator's viewpoint by using our Demo at no cost.

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