Tungle (the world's best scheduling software) are doing some market research so if you use it send in your answers to these 5 questions. Everyone answering goes in the draw for a $200 Amazon voucher - that's a lot of kindle books!
My answers are in the black and here is a link to the original post.
- What made you decide to start Tungling? - because I had found a tool that worked seamlessly across different calendar platforms, every time zone, didn't require signup by the other party and it just worked.
- What’s one thing we do better than any other productivity app out there? - customer service and communication levels are astonishingly high - from every level - I hope that is not lost when you are super successful!
- What’s one thing we could do to create a better experience for you? - because I'm an 'ambassador' please may I ask for two? I'd like 15 minute time intervals for appointments at the minimum and I'd also love to be able to offer an appointment even though it's outside my usual availability. Say I work from 9-5 but on occasions I might offer a time outside that I'd like to be able to override the set hours at my will.
- Do you refer Tungle.me to others? If yes, why? - of course! It saves time, therefore money and adds to your business profit. It's also easy to use and free!
- What would you Google to find an app like Tungle.me? "online bookings" "schedulng" "calendar sharing" "meeting software" "appointment scheduling" "cross-platform"



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