A personal CRM you never have to update.
Almost everyone who tries a personal CRM quits it for the same reason. The tool is fine, but keeping it current is a second job: tag the contact, log the call, set the reminder, repeat. Lil’ skips all of that. It works from who you email and meet with, and when, so the right people come back to you with nothing to maintain.
Why personal CRMs go stale
A personal CRM is only as current as your last update, and the updates are the work. Miss a week and the reminders drift out of step with your week. Miss a month and you’re looking at a database of people you haven’t talked to, with no idea who to pick. The database was never the hard part. Remembering to feed it was.
How Lil’ is different
Lil’ reads who you email and meet with, and when, and works out who you’ve fallen out of touch with. Each week it brings a few of them back, with a ready opener. Point it at a goal, like the clients you want, and your picks can lean that way too. Every pick comes with a reason you can see.
Where Lil’ fits
Lil’ brings back the people you want to stay in touch with, and leaves the contact database and the sales pipeline to the tools built for those. Here is Lil’ next to Dex.
Try the one that keeps itself up.
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Questions
What is a personal CRM?
A personal CRM helps you keep up with the people in your life and work: who you know, when you last spoke, and who to reach out to next. Most ask you to maintain them by hand. Lil’ keeps the rhythm for you.
Is Lil’ a personal CRM?
Lil’ does the job people want a personal CRM for, keeping you in touch with the right people, without the part everyone hates: the upkeep. It reads who you email and meet with, and when, and brings a few people back to you every week. There is nothing to tag or log.
What each plan costs is on the pricing page.