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What the Gig Economy Was Like in 2010 (Part 1 of 5)

ClearVoice

In part one, we take a look back at the state of the gig economy in 2010. Heading into not only a new year but a new decade, it’s hard to believe how far freelancers have come since 2010. 2010 set the tone for the #gigeconomy. 2010 was about survival in the gig economy — not luxury of choice. 2010 was more competitive.

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The Marketing Book Podcast: “Forget the Funnel” by Georgiana Laudi

The Forward Observer

An online marketer since 2000, she began her track record as a marketing executive and product growth advisor in 2010, working with high-growth recurring-revenue startups. Georgiana is a strategic advisor and speaker who’s passionate about turning customer value into revenue-generating outcomes. And, interesting fact – she’s Canadian!

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10 Reasons Why Inside Sales Will Displace Field Sales Teams by 2015

ViewPoint

Should they keep their expensive sales duo: inside sales AND field sales? The following trends indicate that field sales teams are becoming extinct. Customers will not need a field salesperson to come on-site for a long lunch followed by a golf game. Virtual interactions will replace face-to-face field visits.

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How Iron Mountain implements conversational AI to drive engagement and revenue

Martech

We use the application in early stage conversations or initial engagement with an active visitor to the website,” John Hansen, senior director, field marketing at Iron Mountain, told MarTech. It began selling automated digital assistants in 2010, still with a focus on the automotive industry.

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The Hottest B2B Marketing Insider Topics Of 2010

Marketing Insider Group

On May 7th, 2010 I started this journey to document my thoughts and perspective on B2B Marketing. I have grown Twitter followers, Facebook friends and LinkedIn connections but most importantly have made some real quality connections with respected folks in our field. And here are the top 10 posts from 2010 based on volume: 1.

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Best Social PR Guides, Tips and Tools of 2010

Webbiquity

We’ve seen these before—meaningless, over-used goobledygook buzzwords in press releases—but here Adam Sherk provides an updated list for 2010, topped by “leading,&# “unique,&# “solution&# and “innovator&# and proceeding through “customer-centric,&# “outside the box&# and “peak performance.&#

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Best LinkedIn Guides, Tips and Tactics of 2010

Webbiquity

Mark Walsh reports on company pages, another new feature added by LinkedIn in late 2010. Anne Field helpfully identifies six common LinkedIn mistakes (and it’s not only small businesses who make these BTW) and the right approach to use instead, for example, overtly promoting your product or service (gauche).

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