Buzz Marketing for Technology
DECEMBER 15, 2009
Here are 10 concrete ways I think the environment in which BtoB Marketers operate will evolve in 2010. There is a huge opportunity here that some company needs to fill fast. I predict you will see Facebook surpass Google by Valentines day 2010. Social is a process that has the power to transform your entire organization.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
DECEMBER 15, 2009
Here are 10 concrete ways I think the environment in which BtoB Marketers operate will evolve in 2010. There is a huge opportunity here that some company needs to fill fast. I predict you will see Facebook surpass Google by Valentines day 2010. Social is a process that has the power to transform your entire organization.
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Buzz Marketing for Technology
JANUARY 5, 2010
Combining two of the most customer focused organizations I am aware of on the web and making one of the most powerful customer centric companies out there. In this world where customers can create content at the drop of a hat – displaying their love or hate for a given company – should not be taken lightly.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
DECEMBER 8, 2010
Around this time last year I wrote about the 10 B2B Marketing Predictions for 2010 and while I would say 7 out of 10 have already materialized and the others are on their way. Think about it marketers have been given this gift of Social Media which is reinventing areas of your company on the fly. Share this on del.icio.us.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
FEBRUARY 2, 2011
Brinker recently published an article in Advertising Age titled, The Case for a Chief Marketing Technologist (September 29, 2010), in which he states: “Marketing has become deeply entwined with technology. In researching the concept further, I came across the Chief Marketing Technologist blog by Scott Brinker. No related posts.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 9, 2010
New customers will cost a lot to acquire and in their first year or two deliver small revenue as the relationship between your company and the new customer is growing. But in many cases, 20% of a B2B company’s’ customers are responsible for 80% of the revenue. (Which is what the CEO and the market wants from you anyway!). Tweet This!
Buzz Marketing for Technology
MAY 27, 2008
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