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Bookly 28.1: Meet the AI Assistant Booking Form (and a Lot More)
Every once in a while, a release changes how customers experience your booking page. Bookly 28.1 is one of those. The headline change is an AI Assistant booking form — a new front-end widget that lets your customers book by having a short conversation instead of clicking through a step-by-step form. It sits next to everything Bookly already does, so nothing about your current setup breaks. On top of that, this release ships a new backend booking wizard for admins, modern themes and styling presets for the classic booking form,...
7 Best Marketing Automation Tools to Automate your Workflow
About the author: Tiffany Porter has been working as a Chief Writer at Online Writers Rating reviewing variety of writing...
5 Tips for Creating a Successful Online School Schedule
So, you’re about to start planning an online course for a school. The most important thing is – where to...
The 4 most effective inventory management strategies for your small business
For small businesses, even minor mishaps can become significant challenges. When the right inventory numbers drive the business, managing what...
2020 Guide to Influencer Marketing
Two thirds of marketers plan to increase spending on influence marketing in 2020. Influencers have become a powerful channel for...
Why avoid getting a cheap hosting plan
What is web hosting? If you are reading this article, the chances are, you already know what web hosting is....
Google Analytics Guide for Beginners in 2020
Google analytics empowers you to measure your website’s performance and make informed decisions to grow your business. Google analytics is...
How to Raise Customer Attendance Rate for Appointments
It can be utterly frustrating when a customer you had an appointment with cancels at the last minute. However, frustration...
Why switching to HTTPS should be on the top of your list in 2020
A study conducted in 2018 showed that in that year hackers stole more than half billion personal records. That was...
