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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
SMI was developed by some of the same people as the popular B2B Marketing Zone b2b marketing portal. For contributing bloggers, SMI provides exposure, traffic (only content snippets are posted, not complete posts) and simplicity (no requirement to write exclusive content). Share this on Bebo. Subscribe to the comments for this post?
 
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Dennis spends his days improving customer experience across a wide variety of digital properties, including e-commerce , self service , product microsites, official social sites (on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and mySpace), and retail interactive portals. Image by Dan_H via Flickr. think you'll enjoy it. In wireless, things move fast.
 
Thursday, June 17, 2010
which are portal sites). Here's what they found: Consumers are more likely to trust content from media sites (72%) as opposed to portal sites (60%) and social media sites Facebook (23%). Consumers are more likely to purchase products from brands advertising on media sites (8%) versus portal channels (5%) or social media (3%).
 

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Sales portals are jammed full of product feeds and speeds, outdated briefing documents and company-focused pablum. Although technology has evolved considerably, many sales portals have been left in the past as content dumps that provide no context for your salespeople. If the sales portal is actually useful, it will get used.
Do you have a website/portal that puts your content and tools in a context thats useful? And, if you have a sales portal, how effective is it? think sales portals often get the short-sheet treatment. then you will benefit from considering the impact of an interactive sales portal. Oh yeah, and they have to close sales!
But I find people talking about the replacement of tools and portals instead of the augmentation of existing systems. It seems to me that implementing social technology as a separate tool, away from portals and existing tools, just creates yet another silo that will need integration in the future. technologies tosucceed."
Additionally, you want to build a community that is an expertise destination for your distributors, bringing them back repeatedly and a portal that will become adopted ongoingly as a valuable resource. In other words, what value does the user get in return for their interacting with your portal? What results do you want? Bottom line.
There are an overwhelming amount of resources you can choose to put on a customer portal. But once you have the list, how do you turn it into a user-friendly portal experience that delivers value? Are there integrations to be done to ease the flow of information both to the portal and from the portal to legacy systems?
Utilizing your website or portals to deliver useful context in exchange for attention is the basis behind my assertion that a web interface is a powerful tool to collect and deliver personalized information to both customers and legacy applications. John Hagel posts about his experience speaking recently at the CMO Summit. Consistently?
Traffic continues to grow and the number of featured bloggers has doubled. Awareness has been expanded through posts from prominent b2b bloggers like Brian Carroll , Ardath Albee and Cece Salomon-Lee. There's been a lot of activity since the B2B Marketing Zone (BMZ) officially launched two weeks ago.
raquo; August 16, 2006 Why Naked CRM Doesnt Work Maximize CRM Value with an Interactive Sales Portal Learn how a salesportal can provide the tools both sales and marketing need to improveperformance by aligning CRM with sales processes, providing on-demand access to valuable, real-time information and enabling collaboration. Please try again.
Information Awareness: When new content is added to the sales portal for a product that the rep is selling, are they sent an email with a description and a link back? But it really applies to the thinking that needs to happen when you create ways all the information you collect and manage will be used. Information in a database is just data.
To put this in context with your sales portal, why is it that you think your salespeople want to read the same content on the sales portal thats on the website? To make your sales portal more productive, think about context. What does it do for them, other than show them what their propects are seeing? Go read it.