Based on customer feedback, we’re now providing secure, always-accessible links to Person API image results. Want to learn more about what this means for you? Read on…
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Taking the High Road of Sales
As a sales professional, you have a choice in how you approach a sales call. Here’s how taking the high road can help you win customers and grow business.
Are you over your rate limit? Our new API speedometer will tell you.
Want to better utilize all of your FullContact API rate limit? Check out our new API Speedometer, which tells you where you stand.
The Hidden Costs of Outsourcing
Whether you’re a startup or an established enterprise, outsourcing can give your business significant competitive advantages…but there are also some hidden costs you may not realize (and it’s not what you think).
The Best-Kept Secret at Facebook? The Offensive Line.
With more than a billion users, Facebook is obviously doing something right. And the best thing they’re doing is celebrating the people who do hard jobs.
Context is King: How to Make Marketing Automation Personal
Marketing automation is a great tool – but it alone isn’t enough. Your prospects can easily spot a canned email. To turn your prospects into customers and keep them coming back, you need to be focused on context – not simple personalization.
Now Available: Lookup by Email MD5 Hash
Just announced! In addition to lookup by Twitter, Facebook, and email, you can now also query the Person API using an email MD5 hash.
The Stats API (or, Why We’re Better Than Your Wireless Provider)
We don’t like overages…and we’re pretty sure you don’t either. That’s why we’re introducing the FullContact Account Stats API. Now you can see your account usage stats whenever you want.
CardShark API – Now in High Def
We’ve made improvements to the CardShark API – specifically, to allow developers to specify the quality of returned transcriptions.
How I Hacked Git Commit Messages into TestFlight Release Notes Using Jenkins (…and felt dirty doing it)
Every now and again I find myself getting excited to hack something together. But sometimes it gets a little out of hand.
