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This No-Code Platform Just Closed a $55.5 Million Round B The co-founder and CEO of EasySend shares how his company creates digital customer journeys and his advice for entrepreneurs looking to break through the noise.

By Jessica Abo

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Tal Daskal believes it's more important than ever for the insurance industry and financial services sector to offer consumers a smooth digital experience. His no-code customer experience platform called EasySend helps today's enterprises convert their paper documents, PDFs, and manual processes into a fully-branded digital customer journey in a matter of days. He sat down with Jessica Abo to discuss EasySend's significant Round B and his advice for entrepreneurs trying to break through the noise.

Jessica Abo

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

Media Trainer, Keynote Speaker, and Author

Jessica Abo is a sought-after media trainer, award-winning journalist and best-selling author. Her client roster includes medical and legal experts, entrepreneurs, small business owners, startup founders, C-Suite executives, coaches, celebrities and philanthropists. Visit www.jessicaabo.com.

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