On Stompstart by 21 May 2016 · San Antonio · Texas · United States
HappAppily.
A San Antonio web widget that swapped the contact form for named staff contacts, which businesses could update themselves.
Marketing and sales
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- Listing page saved
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- Changed course
The archived happappily.com offered a free vendor contact repository for small businesses: add vendor contacts from Google Places or from vendors, share them with employees, and cloak employees who are not customer-facing; footer '2016 HappAppily, Inc'.
Change of course · Announced - Renamed
The archived happappily.com carried Pingtree, 'the Smart Contact List that helps your office get things done', with Employee Cloaking and automatic vendor contact updates; footer '2019 Pingtree Inc.'.
Rename · Announced - Domain changed
An archived copy shows happappily.com carrying unrelated content.
Domain change · Announced - Listed on Stompstart
“Put a personal touch on any contact page.”
As listed on Stompstart
“Put a personal touch on any contact page.”
A lot of customers don’t use contact forms, because they feel like black holes. We created HappAppily to put a personal touch on any contact page. Businesses can embed our widget in their website to give customers direct points of contact. Because HappAppily is more personal, customers prefer it 2:1 over contact forms. The HappAppily widget is an iframe just like a YouTube video. But our secret sauce is our self-service portal for businesses to add, edit, or delete employees. Whenever businesses make changes in the portal, we push live updates to their widget. Most businesses are embedding the HappAppily widget right next to their Google map. Easy to embed and even easier to update - think of it as the next generation contact page.
- Platforms
- Web
- Location
- San Antonio · Texas · United States
In our words: The listing said customers avoid contact forms because they feel like black holes, and offered an embeddable iframe widget giving direct points of contact, backed by a self-service portal for adding, editing or removing employees with live updates. It said most businesses placed the widget next to their Google map, and its screenshot offered a 'Forever Free' sign-up.
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