As we mentioned last week, we are extremely excited to be launching the new Salesforce Admins website – a place for all admins to learn, connect and be inspired!
This has been a long time coming. Many of you know we’ve been working on building this admin home for some time. But the wait is over. We hope you enjoy this space and make it yours.
When I say make it yours – I mean it! We will source helpful tips and tricks, how-to’s, time-savers and more from you, our Salesforce Admins. We encourage you to comment on posts, submit a guest post, speak on a webinar, and/or let us know about community content we can highlight.
Expect a constant stream of amazing, good stuff, no fluff content including blogs, videos, podcasts, and webinars.
Ultimately, our goal is to empower, inspire, and celebrate you!
New Events Section: Looking for that webinar we hosted last month? Or want to see what community events are coming up? Check out the events section for a list of all events. While we are thrilled to be launching this brand new site, we’re also excited to continue to add and refine it. We’d love to get your initial feedback – Take our survey!
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