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Central Desktop reportedly will power Duct Tape Marketing’s Software-as-a-Service social technology platform for small business owners.

 

This custom version of John Jantsch’s Duct Tape Marketing offers convenience to small businesses who can interact, share and manage their daily work activities from anywhere at any time. It is a small business marketing program that treats marketing as an integrated system. Company officials said that this program comprises strategies and steps for business of all sizes. Any business can use this program to produce significant marketing results.

 

The Duct Tape Marketing “Collaboration Solution” has been customized for small business owners who use Duct Tape’s marketing techniques and strategies. This version features exclusive content such as a digital version of John Jantsch’s book “Referral Flood.”

 

John Jantsch, founder of Duct Tape Marketing, said that many collaboration tools for small businesses are available in the market, but no other solution has the feature set and flexibility similar to those of Central Desktop.

 

Using a collaboration platform like Central Desktop can help companies to improve their business processes and cut overhead costs.

 

“I’m excited to be able to show small business owners how much they can increase their productivity by using the Duct Tape Marketing Collaboration Solution,” Jantsch said.

 

The Web-based business collaboration solution from Central Desktop allows small businesses to securely organize, share and collaborate on projects from a single online location.

 

Isaac Garcia, CEO and co-founder of Central Desktop observed that both partners share a common goal and are committed to helping small businesses. They are focused to show small businesses that despite lacking the same resources as larger companies, they can compete by marketing and working smarter.

 

“With the Duct Tape Marketing Collaboration Solution, we’re empowering small businesses to be more efficient, profitable and successful,” said Garcia.