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Social media ROI sucks! (Or, you can prove anything if you send out a survey)

ViewPoint

Social distribution of content and messages isn’t considered all that effective in providing business value to companies, according to a recent analysis by Forrester Research. Following in 2nd through 7th place are paid search, email, branded communities and word-of mouth (tied), branded blogs, and online display advertising.

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Online Marketing News in 2009: The Year’s Hottest Events

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

Linkedin and Twitter integrate. Social media use soars among b-to-b marketers. LinkedIn to Launch Pay for Whitepaper Downloads. Forrester Predicts Huge Growth for Social Media Marketing. Facebook changes terms of service which creates big frustration with user community. Top word of 2009: Twitter.

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Social Pros 6 – Instagram Lessons from a Giant B2B Company

Convince & Convert

I’m B-to-B. This week, we’re going to talk a bit about a forth-coming report from Forrester Research. Forrester’s consulting division did a survey of over 100 V.P. ” You are going to be blown away when you understand just how good these guys are at social. I make ball bearings. ” Bull!

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Understanding the New Roles in Marketing

Hubspot

In 2011, Forrester released a report called " The Rise of the Chief Customer Officer." The report detailed a trend existing among B2B and B2C companies alike -- hiring an individual to oversee customer communications and customer happiness. Customer Evangelist / Customer Experience Professionals. Lead Nurturing Specialist.

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Top 60 B2B Marketing Posts and Hottest Topics November 2010

B2B Marketing Zone Posts

Ten reasons to blog – even if nobody reads it - grow - Practical Marketing Solutions , November 7, 2010 Building an engaged community through a business blog can be extremely difficult — sometimes impossible. Look at companies like General Electric who do an amazing job with their blog and yet have almost no “community or comments at all.