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How WebMD Has Changed B2B Marketing Forever

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Increasingly, B2B firms are learning that simply having all the online visibility tools – company blog, Twitter account, Facebook page, LinkedIn profile, etc. And this chart explains why: The online world makes it easy to obtain information, but extremely difficult to gain attention over all the noise.

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An End to B2B Social Media Madness

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Rapid, lemming-like adoption of social media tools by small and medium-sized B2B firms – fueled by an army of self-proclaimed social media experts – has resulted in wasted dollars, missed opportunities and heightened distrust of the marketing function in the C-suite. Blog Correctly, or Don’t Have One. Build Your LinkedIn Presence.

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The Attention Web: What B2B Marketers Need to Know

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The good news for B2B marketers is that there are now editorial analytic tools that can provide attention and engagement metrics and insights. Those online channels should be considered a secondary, rather than the primary means, of generating attention and engagement through content.

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Do Most CEOs Lack Social Skills?

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On the major social networks, including Facebook, Twitter and Google+, the participation of Fortune 500 CEOs was minimal, with only 7.6% on Facebook, 4% on Twitter, and less than 1% on Google+. population uses Facebook and 34% uses Twitter. In comparison, more than 50% of the U.S. No Fortune 500 CEOs are on Pinterest.

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The Road to Hedge Fund Transparency: Marketing Essentials and Potential Pitfalls

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Harness the market reach of LinkedIn. LinkedIn has become an important due diligence tool for investors, intermediaries and the financial press. Most hedge funds understand this, and either provide a very basic firm profile, and / or allow its employees to post their personal profiles on LinkedIn.

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Checklist Marketing: Too Many Shoes in Your Suitcase?

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LinkedIn and Twitter Accounts…check / check. Blog…check. To wean our B2B clients off their shoe fetish, we apply a “Marketing Diagnostic” planning tool, consisting of 10 simple questions. Many companies view marketing simply as a checklist of items they believe to be essential: Website…check. White Paper…check.

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Hedge Fund Marketing: From Oxymoron to Best Practices

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This past September, the well-respected marketing firm, Peppercom, conducted in-depth research involving nearly 300 of the hedge fund industry’s largest firms, to measure how those funds are currently applying standard marketing tools & tactics including websites, social media, the financial press and advertising, one year after the JOBS Act.

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