you but
since consumers have the final vote, job one
- each and every time - has to be to deliver real
value. What the Turakhias have proven is they
know how to build, develop and bring to market outstanding,
innovative, yet value-priced products that the
public is invariably drawn to.
For the
umpteenth time, Bhavin is making it happen again
with his latest baby - a titan that is already
living up its towering name. Titan has emerged as the highest-rated email software on globally recognized
research and review platform G2.com, with a rating of
4.8/5, to shoot past long established products
like Microsoft Outlook and Google
Workspace. Titan, specifically designed
for professionals and small businesses, was awarded the
#1 position in Customer Service for Email in
G2’s Summer 2022
Report that ranks the world's best
software products based on authentic reviews from real users.
Titan also received top
rankings for Ease of Use and Implementation.
Titan's
stack of G2 2022 Summer Awards
Titan is available through leading Web-presence providers around the world, notably
WordPress.com, Hostinger and Name.com.
Their customers mentioned the product’s aesthetics and the company’s philosophy of
taking direct input from users to
co-create the product as the most significant factors that contribute to their ratings. Within the last two quarters, Titan has risen to be among the top five products by G2 in business email and now serves
300,000 small businesses in more than 100 countries worldwide.
Bhavin
Turakhia explained why he chose business email for
his latest endeavor. "We invested in email as a
category because we believe small businesses are underserved
by expensive, overbuilt tools that have not
innovated meaningfully in years. The
recognition and the awards only validate our belief
that we’re co-creating the future of email with
our users.”
Another
remarkable thing about Bhavin's string of hits is
that he is still just 42
years old (and Divyank is only 40)! So, if Titan is
the last track needed for an entrepreneurial
Greatest Hits album, it would still have to be
labeled Volume 1 because there is undoubtedly
more to come.
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