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5 Mistakes B2B Marketers Need to Avoid in 2010

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2009 has been a long year but as I reflect back on my many conversations, I've created a top 5 list of items to avoid in 2010: 1. In 2010 you will not have a choice but to make social media part of your overall marketing strategy. This concept needs to be at the forefront of your planning in 2010.

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B2B Webinar Best Practices from VMware

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As you’re gearing up for a great new year, I wanted to highlight some webinar/event best practices from the marketing team over at VMware. VMware has found that this marketing channel is one of their most successful when it comes to ROI so taking a few pointers and optimizing your own efforts could pay off big time this year.

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B2B Marketing Trends From Eloqua Experience 09 Via Twitter

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This sold out event brought together some of smartest marketers from all over the world. The Eloqua product was much discussed at the event but I’ve excluded those tweets here as this post was focused on learnings for B2B marketers that goes beyond Eloqua. They are some of the best and brightest out there.

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Email Marketing Metrics You Should be Tracking

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If you weren’t aware, Canada (Vancouver specifically) will be hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics. We’ll come back to this story – let’s focus back on email marketing. Sometimes it’s What’s Missing That Counts I was reading MarketingSherpa’s 2009 Email Marketing Benchmarking Guide looking for useful metrics and tips.

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Customer Service at its Best: Wind Mobile

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It’s 2010 Wind Mobile! We’ll see if they read and respond to this post. What I found even more disturbing was that when I did a quick Twitter search on “windmobile” there were several inquiries that were not addressed. Time to step it up and engage customers on this channel. Take a look at @comcastcares and follow that example.

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