Referral Maker is a CRM for members of national coaching company Buffini & Company. The smart, relationship-driven solution centers on referrals instead of the race to add more features or earn unqualified online leads.
Source: Inman News
Referrals, not leads, are the heart of Buffini & Company’s CRM
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