Notes on selling in Hinglish
- Comparison
EchoBrief vs Fathom, Fireflies, Otter, tl;dv and Gong for Indian sales teams
An honest comparison of the popular AI notetakers for teams that sell in Hindi and Hinglish: languages, what you get after a sales call, pricing, and where each one is the better choice.
· 5 min read
- How-to
How to turn Hindi audio into English text (4 ways, compared)
Voice typing, open-source Whisper, a speech-to-text API, or a meeting notetaker. What each is good for, what it costs, and which one handles Hinglish.
· 3 min read
- Guide
Why notetakers miss half of a Hinglish sales call
Most meeting notetakers are built for one language per call. Indian sales calls switch mid-sentence. Here is what goes wrong, and what good notes from a Hinglish call look like.
· 3 min read
- How-to
How to record a Google Meet call (3 ways, including on a free account)
Google Meet's own record button only works on some paid plans. Here are the three ways to record a Meet call, what each needs, and how to do it properly with consent.
· 3 min read
- Template
Minutes of meeting (MoM) format, with a template and two examples
A simple MoM format that works for client calls and internal meetings, a copy-ready template, two filled-in samples, and the mistakes that make minutes useless.
· 4 min read
- Templates
Sales follow-up email after a call, with 6 templates
What to write after a discovery call, a demo, a proposal, a stalled deal, a no-show and a "yes, let's pilot", with copy-ready templates and the rules that get replies.
· 4 min read
- Sales notes
The 7 things to write down after every B2B sales call
A short checklist for call notes that a manager can act on, from the outcome to the next step, with the questions that get each one answered on the call.
· 2 min read
Try it on your own calls.
EchoBrief is in invite-only beta. Request access and we'll set up your account; then connect your calendar and the notetaker joins your next call.