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The B2B Marketer's Blind Spot and Other Marketing Stories of the Week

Hubspot

B2B Marketers Have a Blind Spot: The Buyer's Journey From Forrester. This story comes to us from Jeff Ernst's Forrester blog. He argues that the marketer's role doesn't end at just attracting leads, but that lead nurturing is just as essential to marketers' success as things like public relations and event planning.

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Understanding the New Roles in Marketing

Hubspot

On a related -- but arguably more serious -- note, according to the 2012 CMO Survey by the American Marketing Association and Duke University, Marketing appears to be one of the early rebounders in the initial economic recovery. In 2011, Forrester released a report called " The Rise of the Chief Customer Officer."

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48 Phenomenal SEO Guides, Tips & Tactics

Webbiquity

5 Keys to Improving Search Rankings with Duane Forrester of Bing by Stone Temple Consulting. Eric Enge talks to Bing’s Duane Forrester about the keys to improving SEO rank on Bing. Link building is somewhat surprisingly at #4 of Forrester’s five top areas. SEO is analytics. SEO is public relations.”

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How to Write Marketing Copy that Converts More Leads [Video]

Golden Spiral

Anna Grimes brings a career’s worth of public relations and crisis communications work to Golden Spiral. Another is to think about, uh, the analyst reports that you can that are not behind a paywall, um, that are not gated from IDC and Gartner and Forrester. And it's like something from 2012. Anna Grimes.

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4 Reasons the Social Business Evolution Starts Now

Convince & Convert

And the fact that Forrester Research projects social media spend in the U.S. to be larger than email by 2012 doesn’t hurt, either. That’s been ExactTarget’s territory for a long time, and extending that concept of message-centric, platform-agnostic to social media is a natural fit.

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