Sage CRM

Is there a free online login we can use to get familiar with SageCRM? Does Sage offer such an animal?

Yes - https://northamerica.sagecrm.com/trial/default.asp?campaigncode=4223&dealerid=1751222&name=Azamba Inc&contact=Peter Wolf Sign up and I will get all your names as leads to call. Alternatively, if anyone wants a one-on-one discussion with me, let me know. I can walk you through the system and answer questions. If enough folks are interested, maybe we could do a webinar with a handful of us?

I'm game.

I'm not sure if that link came through completely -- will a shortener work? Try running it through http://goo.gl/ How long does that login last?

The link looks wonky above but it works.

The trial login lasts for 30 days. If you want something longer, let me know and I will do what I can to get you hooked up.

BTW, our California office created this EES site that has some decent demo videos: http://www.mas90ees-tutorial.com

Stopped right at the registration. I'd re-think though you'll probably get some who will give you a throwaway email.

@WayneSchulz Sorry, I forgot since I'm 'cached' on login. Most of advisors tell us, you offer teaser content, but not capturing basic info to get to the 'good stuff' makes your site relatively worthless. If you can't market to those consuming your expensively created content, than you become really just a non-profit. We even require registration on ask90minds now, right? I would rather have 10 people look at my site with registrations (some of ours require a human to approve) than 100 without. Especially if what you are selling is a commodity like MAS90 where they can see your content, but google mas90 and come up with either a local var or blytheco, or that schmuck Shulz Consulting :) We may be building a true virtual 'shootout' site. We don't think this has been done before, but no way am I going to leave that a wide open door.

@WayneSchulz For now login as mchinsky, password 9b94i24

People make up fake emails for this stuff. I don't disagree with you - I just think the downside is a lot less and what you want to capture is people who look at this and know they can't do it themselves. In other words your content is a qualifier. I haven't looked yet but totally different argument if what you have here is 50 minute training sessions then yeah lock them up.