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Lightning has been around for a few years now, but it hasn’t quite been ready for primetime. Earlier this year, Salesforce released some of the features that needed Lightning. Start learning Lightning before Salesforce retires the Classic view.

Salesforce Classic has the potential to be an awesome communication and collaboration tool, if you fully understand the mechanics behind how to use it comprehensively. Discover the methods that you can use to communicate more effectively with both your team and your customers to become an information transmission guru.

Salesforce is an incredibly robust customer relationship manager. But there are some simple tricks and shortcuts that can turn you into a Salesforce superuser! Here are four tips that will help you become a Salesforce expert in no time.

Salesforce Trailhead is awesome. We can all agree with that. It’s robust. You get points for answering questions. It’s free. Though, most companies use multiple methods of training users. Here’s why you need more than Trailhead to build an effective Salesforce training program.

More than 150,000 companies are using Salesforce to help build solid and meaningful connections with their customer bases.  Here are seven companies that use Salesforce, as well as how Salesforces benefits them, and ways Salesforce can benefit your own team.

Processes for your business are growing larger and more complex. This could lead to more administrative headaches, but it doesn’t have to if you make good choices. Using customer relationship management (CRM) products, such as Salesforce Classic, can benefit your organization in surprising ways. Read nine signs that enough is enough and that you should enlist this awesome tool to help you out.

With every Salesforce release comes new features. While they may be in beta, there’s plenty to get excited about. Here are several Winter 20 release features worth exploring.