Good news: CompanionLink is now on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. We’d love to connect with you on each of these networks to share tips & tricks, discuss mobile productivity news, and answer any questions you may have. Each network is different, so read on to find out what we’ll be sharing on each one!
On Twitter, you’ll find us at @companionlink. We’ll be sharing blog posts, industry news, tips & tricks, and helping out with any questions you might have about our products or sync in general. So click the follow button below to connect with us:
On Facebook, we’ll share blog posts and popular industry news, as well as answer your questions on our wall or in our discussion boards. To join our Facebook community, just hit the like button:
On LinkedIn, you’ll be able to follow CompanionLink to see our latest updates in your LinkedIn newsfeed. You can also learn more about our products and recommend them to your peers. To get started, simply click the follow button below:
We hope to connect with you on one (or all) of these networks soon!
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