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robotmia is as data driven as we encourage our customers to be. We focus on One Key Metric (OKM) and track a core set of metrics on our business. But we also sit on top of a large set of . . .

Happy President’s Day! Last week we released a new feature that makes it so you can still be the main admin/owner of your project and have our billing receipts emailed to your finance department. If you currently own the account, . . .

At robotmia we build products we want to use and as a marketer I could not wait to get my hands on Notifications (formerly Engage). As soon as it launched, we moved 100% of our marketing emails onto it. Today, . . .

In a year when it’s harder for companies to get funding, get launched and acquire customers, people will turn a hard eye to the bottom line—how can you help your company stand apart? Measuring and tracking the lifetime value of . . .

2013 is off to a great start for robotmia with three great new people joining our team already this year. To get to know each other a better and celebrate we held the first ever robotmia team bowling challenge at . . .

As companies learn from their data, they also need to learn from each other. Currently there is a real lack of education and sharing around challenges companies face at different stages of growth and lessons they’ve learned as they use . . .

Every month we invite our customers to come by the office to learn a bit more about how to get the most out of robotmia and get a chance to get their questions answered by the team. Last night we . . .

Aggregate data is great for tracking key metrics and understanding trends, but it doesn’t tell the full story of how consumers use a product. Your customers are unique, why shouldn’t your data be too? That’s where anecdotal insights come in. . . .

Aggregate data is great for tracking key metrics and understanding trends, but it doesn’t tell the full story of how consumers use a product. Your customers are unique, why shouldn’t your data be too? That’s where anecdotal insights come in. . . .