Chrome Store Adds Nimble Social CRM App

Michael Garrity — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 18:00:00 GMT

Social business platform Nimble has added its customer relationship management (CRM) app to the Google Chrome Web Store, allowing businesses to more effectively leverage the speed and functionality of Google’s popular Web browser.

Nimble’s social CRM is built for businesses that want to transform their social media followers into lifelong customers by helping them manage all of their business contacts, email, social communications, activities and sales in a single platform.

Businesses that utilize Google Chrome can now implement Nimble functionality right into the powerful browser by downloading the app from the Chrome Web Store, installing it and adding a shortcut to their app pages.

“Our immediate availability in the Google Chrome Web Store makes it even easier for the millions of small businesses who are leveraging social media and cloud computing to more effectively engage with their customers and grow their business,” says Nimble co-founder Gilles Marchand.

Google Chrome Browser Market Share - Finding an Average

Pete Prestipino — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 13:10:00 GMT

It's been over one year since Google launched Chrome and quite a bit has happened since: 51 developer releases, 21 beta releases or updates, and 15 stable releases or updates, Over 20,600 bugs filed, 50 Chrome Experiments, and of course a whole lot of chatter on its importance (now and in the future) in the competitive browser market.

But what is the state of Chrome today? Last year around this time we asked what Chrome's market share was and today we're wondering how it has changed. Last year at this time Chrome's market share was 2.7% according to analytics service GetClicky and Website Magazine users' Chrome usage was eerily in line with that at 2.73% in November 2008.

As it stands today, Website Magazine users still seem to prefer Firefox (45.34%), followed by Internet Explorer (38.81%), Safari (8.27% - bolstered perhaps by the Website Magazine iPhone app) and finally Chrome (5.32%). Chrome has nearly doubled its market share (at least for Website Magazine readers) but keep in mind that this is only one sample of a vastly larger audience. Michael Aulia posted that 8.7% of his users were using Chrome and that's just the beginning of the variation.

So we ask you; what is your site's browser share and where does Chrome fit into the mix?

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