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Top Takeaways From Blogwell Philly 2010

Marketing Insider Group

This was evidence for me with travel budgets still tight at most organizations that there is tremendous momentum around social media. To me this means that in many companies, we are still being asked to justify the time, budget or people required to support social media efforts. Many brands are just getting started in social media.

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ClickInsights: Social Media Marketing in 2010

Ambal's Amusings

How will social media marketing evolve in 2010? We have invited 2 Social Media Icons - Pam Brossman and Chris Garrett - to shed light on the following question: "What do you foresee as the biggest change that will happen in social media marketing in 2010? How should marketers and businesses adapt to this change?"

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5 Trends for the Future of Marketing in 2020 and Beyond

Marketing Insider Group

Generation Z consists of people who were born from 1995 to 2010. A more diverse audience can make content marketing challenging, but it also opens up more opportunities to reach different segments of that audience through personalization. Budget is not wasted on prospects who are less likely to result in a sale. Summing Up.

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The B2B marketing ironies of our time

Biznology

Budgets continue to shift to digital channels. Now my last example involves an irony that had an impact on me, personally and professionally. Back in 2010, I was invited to become a contributor to Harvard Business Review ’s online publication. Kudos to them. Marketers are abandoning print and face-to-face channels in droves.

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Blades Systems Insight 2010 Presentation

The ROI Guy

Had the pleasure to be one of the featured presenter at the Blades Systems Insight 2010 conference, discussing the ROI / TCO advantages of blade servers and how to quantify the value. Discussed how innovations will likely shift lower in 2010. This shoft has been reinforced by the great recession.

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B2B Lead Generation Blog: Budget Wars: Sales & Finance vs Marketing

markempa

« Podcast: Sales and Marketing the Six Sigma Way | Main | Podcast: What Sales Really Needs From Marketing » Budget Wars: Sales & Finance vs Marketing I look at the challenge that marketers often face when it comes to getting their budgets approved by finance and I wonder why does it have to be so hard?

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Frenemies: The Dangerous Distrust Between Sales and Marketing

Sales Engine

If a person regularly takes the calls-to-action in your outbound email campaigns, downloads content from your website, follows your company on social media, and has visited your product pricing page, that person has self-identified as someone who is very interested in your product or service. Is that person thrown out altogether?