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The Road to Success: Customer Journey Mapping and Why it is Important

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*Article contributed by Sarah Williams.

With today’s technology, going abroad or on a road trip is as easy as eating a piece of cake, what with the map applications installed on our mobile devices and GPS to help us navigate where we are going.

The same thing goes for a SaaS customer journey. During earlier times, business people and companies alike had to test out their products blindly. They were not sure how consumers and audiences would react.

But now, through the use of a customer journey map, companies finally have a blueprint on how consumers would take their products and respond to their business.

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Finding the Right Financial Advisor in Vincennes

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*Article contributed by Sarah Williams.

The County seat of Knoxville, Indiana, Vincennes is the oldest continually-inhabited European settlement in the State. It’s a very culturally diverse area with its very own vibrant history – which makes it one of the most sought out tourist destinations in the United States. And recently, It is also becoming a haven for investment.

If you’re planning to make your money grow in Vincennes while earning during your day job, you too can start investing. Investopedia describes that investment is the act of putting money to work to start a business or project or the purchase of an asset, to earn income or capital appreciation.

If you’re planning to invest your money but don’t know how to – you can consider hiring a financial advisor in Vincennes. But there are many types of financial advisors. Here are a few tips on choosing the right one for you. 

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Being Aware of Your Card Spending is Always the Key to a Good Credit Score

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*Article contributed by Sarah Williams.

Credit cards are not a one-size-fits-all option. Most credit cards have relevant bonuses that can be used depending on what you usually purchase. For instance, there are mileage reward cards, rebates, and travel redemptions from accumulated transactions when you use your credit card.

Choosing from among the top credit cards will depend on what you mostly spend your money on and the lifestyle that you have. If you’re a frequent traveler, it’s best to have a credit card that allows you to earn points for every transaction done. These points can be redeemed for travel services, including airline tickets, hotel accommodations, or car rentals.

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When Is the Best Time to Refinance Mortgage?

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*Article contributed by Sarah Williams.

Refinancing mortgage involves repaying a current loan and getting a new one as a replacement. Seeing as refinancing can cost around 3% to 6% of the loan principal, homeowners need to determine if it is a sensible economic move. Remember that as with the initial mortgage, it involves assessment, title inspection, and application expenses so you will need to consider those factors.

Not entirely convinced that refinancing your mortgage is the optimal financial step for you? Below are a few indications that this is the best time to refinance mortgage:

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The Future of Bitcoin: Will the Exchange Rate Rise Again to €20,000?

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*Article contributed by James R.

Do you currently hold Bitcoin or want to invest in Bitcoin and wonder what will happen to its price in the near future? What is the Bitcoin price forecast for 2020?

You can easily trade Bitcoin with Paypal on nextmarkets.com. On the website you will find all important information about Bitcoin trading. You will also find a guide to help you trade. A team of many qualified coaches is at your disposal in an advisory capacity.

This Bitcoin 2020 Price Forecast Guide starts with a brief overview of Bitcoin, followed by a brief explanation of the points to consider before you can invest on the basis of a Price Forecast Guide.

Bitcoin was created in 2009 by an anonymous developer named “Satoshi Nakamoto” and was the first and original crypto currency. Bitcoin allows people to send and receive funds without intermediaries. As such, it is a decentralized payment system. The network is neither controlled by a single person or authority nor supported by a central bank. Instead, transactions are checked by a community called miners, who use their computing power to confirm the movement of “funds”. According to CoinsSpent in return, miners are rewarded with an additional Bitcoin for their contributions to the network.

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