Why We're Getting Certified By Salesforce

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Yes, you read that right. Next week, I’m going down to Salesforce’s San Mateo office for the week to take my ADM201 training course and exam. The reason we’re doing this is simple. Most of our clients are in the $100-$500M range, and we typically work with medium-sized consumer brands.… More»

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