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Blogger Tourney - kewl

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I need to register for the Pokerstars online blogger championship. This event is powered by PokerStars. Great idea Stars! Registration code: 3492002

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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Richard Fouts of Gartner talks Social Media and Communications

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Many events in the physical world, like meetups and house parties, start with Twitter. Dell for example, woke up one day to a crisis situation due to an angry blogger named Jeff Jarvis, who lambasted Dell for its lousy customer service. The web site shows their TV ads. And they aren’t the only originators of the message.

Gartner 100
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Building a Demand Gen Tribe: The Seth Godin Lead Gen Program

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The highlight of my day was listening to Seth Godin, blogger and author on topics b2b sales and marketing folks devour. Give away lots of relevant info through blogs, twitter, industry events, etc. Host tweet-ups, or networking events. One part of Seth's talk was on building a tribe. Youtube videos. Build that online community.

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b2b Demand Gen Marketers & Barack - Simplicity, Consistency & Relevance

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It is debatable whether a blogger should build some level of personal brand with off-topic content. If you are calling to invite the prospect to an event, keep inviting them. Don't waste time on the phone telling them how good the event will be. Or to see the shift from "Web 2.0" to "Social Media" overnight.

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b2b Demand Gen Marketers & Barack - Simplicity, Consistency & Relevance

Smashmouth Marketing

It is debatable whether a blogger should build some level of personal brand with off-topic content. If you are calling to invite the prospect to an event, keep inviting them. Don't waste time on the phone telling them how good the event will be. Or to see the shift from "Web 2.0" to "Social Media" overnight.

Relevance 100
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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Richard Fouts of Gartner talks Social Media and Communications

Smashmouth Marketing

Many events in the physical world, like meetups and house parties, start with Twitter. Dell for example, woke up one day to a crisis situation due to an angry blogger named Jeff Jarvis, who lambasted Dell for its lousy customer service. The web site shows their TV ads. And they aren't the only originators of the message.

Gartner 100
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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Kim Albee of Genoo Talks Social Media Lead Gen

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Then consider using a combination of some “warm” marketing like an email subscription with something to drive more leads, like either LinkedIn Answers, Groups, Twitter – or make friends with the bloggers that influence their target market. Then when they’re comfortable with one of those, add another one. Kim: For me it’s Yellow for sure.