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The Fun Theory: How to Change Behavior

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The Effective Marketer Effectiveness is a discipline and it can be learned Home About the Effective Marketer Books Speaking The Fun Theory: How to Change Behavior How do you change people’s behavior? How are you changing your customers and your prospects behavior?

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How to Build a Lead Scoring Program

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In it, VisionEdge Marketing President Laura Patterson demonstrates how to use “fit” and “behavior” metrics to rate your leads. Behaviors, on the other hand, are observable actions that show where the prospect is in the buying process. Next, decide on metric behaviors for each one of the incremental buying process actions.

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Survey Highlights Email Marketing Effectiveness and ROI

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15% are using behavioral targeting. When asked about which practices are part of their email marketing efforts, the answers showed that: Only 67% of respondents do basic segmentation. 52% engage in regular list cleaning. 48% encourage the sharing of content in their email messages. 26% use content personalization. The ROI of Email.

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Content Marketing Starts With Your Brand

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It’s all in your head and you basically have to decide if your company’s brand will be an extension of your own personality and behavior or if you’ll give it a different twist. If you are a one-person shop, going through this exercise is faster.

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Why Seeding Your Content is Key to Making it Viral

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3: The behavioral characteristics of the recipients and their incentives for sharing the message. According to the authors, there are four critical factors for viral marketing success: 1: Content, or the attractiveness of a message makes it memorable. 2: The structure of the social network .

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Listening to Your Customers In the Digital Age

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I like Gerald Zaltman ’s explanation that “ The correlation between stated intent and actual behavior is usually low and negative ” which also reminds me of an episode of Mad Men where Don Draper chastises a hired researcher to do a focus group for one of their clients, see below. And why is that?

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Getting Started Guide for Marketing Automation

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Map out more complex nurturing flows based on different types of customers, products, and behaviors. What types of content do you need to create? What messages make sense based on different buyer stages and personas? Rinse and repeat. Where to Go From Here.