No matter how intuitive most tools claim to be, there’s almost always a learning curve. Tutorials and demos help, but sometimes the questions you have are just too specific. That’s where a tool like the one we saw launch today comes in handy.
Hopps
connects you with US-based vetted experts to help walk you through
strategizing, setting up, and optimizing over 30 commonly used tools. Some
of the ones you can get help with include Mailchimp, Google Ads, and
Hubspot.
“This is like instant ‘therapy’ for not-so-tech-savvy folks in the workforce,” one commenter notes.
After choosing which tool you need help with, the platform matches you with a live expert in under three minutes. They join a 1:1 where you can start sharing your screens and walk through the issues you’re experiencing. If you don’t have time to talk now, Hopps also allows you to schedule a call for later.
What’s cool about on-demand tools and services is the lack of commitment they require. Most such products don’t involve recurring subscriptions and don’t tie you to a contract.
Jam Genies launched with a similar concept last year, providing you on-demand access to experts that will help you build a better website.
“Say you’re a founder and you’re about to fundraise. With Jam Genies, you can now book a session with an investor like Erik Torenberg and get his take on how your website comes across to investors,” wrote maker Dani Gran.
According to the Hopps team, the average employee uses over 20 tools at work every day — anyone on your team need help? 👇
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