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Social media isn’t enough. We need a marketing transformation.

Chris Koch

Plus, many were advertisers, so the visits made it seem like we weren’t completely ignoring what they had to say. At ITSMA, we’ve seen investments in the things that we used to identify as the key contributions of marketing—like advertising, brochures, events, and trade shows—shrink consistently. But mostly we were. The content engine.

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What the slow death of B2B publishing means for marketers

Chris Koch

But unlike the old print subscription models, where publishers qualified their audiences by setting minimum requirements for things like role in the organization and buying power (which allowed them to justify high prices for advertising), online traffic is essentially random. Trouble is, with online that figure is closer to 100%.

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Where is your mobile marketing center of gravity?

Chris Koch

I’m sure that there will be opportunities and reasons for B2B to advertise on these things eventually, but that’s the easy part. Both are winners of the 2009 ITSMA Marketing Excellence Awards —the 2010 Awards deadline is June and anyone can enter). Top 10 Mobile Trends of 2010, Part 1: Design & Development (readwriteweb.com).

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Six ways that marketing needs to lead the organization in social media

Chris Koch

That’s why at ITSMA we’re calling 2010 The Year of Marketing Transformation (sound the bugles!—a Tags: Marketing Strategy Social Media B2B marketing Business Customer Research IBM ITSMA Research marketing Marketing and Advertising Sandy Carter social media management social media strategy Subject matter expert Twitter. Anything to add?

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Six factors driving B2B social media marketing adoption

Chris Koch

Trade magazines are imploding as marketers continue to pull out of print advertising. Meanwhile, revenues from online advertising are doing little to stanch the bleeding. For example, when you add in digital revenues, total advertising revenues for the first half of 2009 are still down by 19%.