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Greg Nicolle

Greg Nicolle brings over three decades of experience in working with SMEs, driving true business impact across their operations, customer experiences, and growth. His deep expertise lies in marketing and business software, enabling businesses to thrive through innovation and adept navigation of the dynamic small-business landscape. In his role as head of capability and performance at Thryv, Greg services Australian-based companies to solve marketing services and data solutions. Greg oversees training, coaching, and support functions, ensuring that all staff comprehend the challenges faced by small businesses today and remain at the cutting edge of marketing and software solutions.

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Are you wasting time on your post-sale follow-ups? Here are five time-savers

Post-sale process inefficiencies cost time and growth. Learn five ways small businesses can streamline follow-up and rec...
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Six clever post-purchase moves your customers won’t forget

Six innovative customer retention strategies that go beyond thank you emails to build loyalty, referrals, and repeat bus...
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Here’s what your customers actually want in their inbox and what will get deleted immediately

Your marketing content should provide useful and topical information that your customers will find engaging.
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How to generate and manage social proof for small businesses

Many small-business owners find it difficult to manage social proof but it is important to understand its importance.

It’s time to get more personal with your customers

Most businesses are missing the mark, because the key to success always lies with your customers and how you make them f...
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Embracing digital transformation to drive cost efficiencies and customer service

The gap between what a customer expects from an enterprise-sized business to a small or medium business has never been n...