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The Effective Marketer
FEBRUARY 10, 2011
As with all analysis and reports out there, you have to take all of the recommendations with a grain of salt. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 Leave a Reply Cancel reply Email Subscription Subscribe to the RSS feed Follow Daniel on Twitter Connect via LinkedIn Follow Me On Twitter!
Industrial Marketing Today
APRIL 20, 2010
They have compiled over 50 marketing charts and graphs based on analysis of their 2,500 business customers. Search This Site Browse Industrial Marketing Topics B2B E-Mail Marketing B2B Lead Generation B2B Marketing Collateral B2B Marketing Videos B2B Media Planning Content Marketing Industrial Marketing & Web 2.0
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Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
Web Content 2007. Web-based spreadsheet. International Forum on Enterprise 2.0 Luis Suarez posed an excellent running summary of my talk this morning on Twitter. Luis’ main Twitter account is @elsua ; the summary is on his conference specific account @elsuacon ). 21 days of wiki adoption. advertising.
Industrial Marketing Today
MAY 18, 2010
Back in 2006, David Meerman Scott had a done comprehensive analysis over a nine-month period of the large number of meaningless phrases used in corporate marketing and PR materials. He has updated the original analysis with new data from November 1, 2006, to July 31, 2007. He called it “The Gobbledygook Manifesto.”
Anything Goes Marketing
NOVEMBER 16, 2008
It's here where I came across the term eco-marketer and I wanted to build on the excellent analysis that they have already provided. I would recommend to post in on your website and even create an RSS feed. With an RSS feed, you can promote in your email footers and it can be re-used by other bloggers and companies.
The Effective Marketer
JULY 12, 2009
As I do my analysis, I think about what all the data means. Then, I think about what is the summary of all the analysis and the conclusion. As I do my analysis, I think about what all the data means. Then, I think about what is the summary of all the analysis and the conclusion. What is the summary? What is the summary?
The Point
NOVEMBER 16, 2011
In a recent post , the folks over at Silicon Angle applied their usual insightful analysis to the results of an industry survey by marketing automation company Pardot , a survey that reports fully 42 percent of respondents (all B2B Marketers) have failed to generate any leads from their social media campaigns.
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