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10 Best Posts of 2010

Buzz Marketing for Technology

This inspired me to do a quick 10 Best Posts of 2010 as we slide into the New Year. I hope you enjoy it … 4 C’s of B2B Marketing – We’ve all heard about the four P’s of marketing: Product, Price, Placement, Promotion. The four P’s were created mainly to describe the ideal “marketing mix.”.

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Twitter’s demise would cost marketers an important, useful channel

Martech

Google understood that and offered $10 billion for the company in 2010. But even then many analysts said it would be difficult for Twitter to ever earn back the purchase price. A very high price is paid. Processing. TikTok $46.86 Facebook $30.75 LinkedIn $25.97 Twitter $9.39. Why did he buy it? Get MarTech!

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B2B Websites: To Publish Prices, Or Not To Publish…That Is The.

Industrial Marketing Today

Home Marketing Matters About Contact B2B Marketing Store Company Website B2B Websites: To Publish Prices, Or Not To Publish…That Is The Question by Achinta Mitra on June 12, 2010 in Industrial Marketing Strategies , Sales Strategies , Website Design & Development Do you show prices on your B2B website?

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Programmatic Advertising Glossary & Brief History

Digilant

And for the next few years, digital advertising mirrored this simple and straightforward process. Advertisers worked directly with publishers to negotiate pricing and placement. In this same time frame, Google launched AdWords, which allowed advertisers to run CPC-priced campaigns on the Google networks.

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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. Next, agree on a process.

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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. Ongoing costs are 3:1 vs. purchase price.

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8 (of the) Best Web Analytics Guides of 2010

Webbiquity

In his usual highly detailed and richly illustrated fashion, Marty Weintraub steps through how to create a KPI-tracking dashboard (to track, for example, conversions by referring site) using Woopra , a moderately priced, real-time web analytics package. How to Add Google Analytics to a Facebook Page Tab by SitePoint.

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