Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 5.2 – Working Sales Opportunities

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No matter what kind of process pipeline has been created, the act of “working” an opportunity record is the same every single time. By building this workflow into our habits, it ensures that nobody slips through the cracks and that there is a very clear digital paper trail of the actions taken to work the opportunity.

By Paul Sokol

Paul Sokol has been using Keap since it was called Infusionsoft back in 2008. He even worked for Infusionsoft directly for five years: first as a Success Coach (launching over 200 new customers on the software) and then as a Product Manager. This book is a potent distillation of automation fundamentals that Paul has discovered through his tens of thousands of hours of in-the-trenches implementation.