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Why It’s Time to Start Leveraging Database Marketing for PPC

Directive Agency

As marketers, there are a million and two initiatives we run at once, and it can get difficult to keep track of what is working and what the data is telling us. Enter database marketing. What is Database Marketing? Some notables include Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Facebook Ads, and Twitter Ads. Build your ads.

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21 Tips & Other Impressions from the Marketo User Summit

The Point

Earlier this week, Marketo , the marketing automation company, held its second ever user conference in San Francisco. From Marketo’s perspective, I understand the need to frame marketing automation in ever more mission-critical terms. Think you have enough content? I’m just not sure the rest of us are quite there yet.

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Can Games Play a Role in B2B Marketing?

The Point

The Facebook game Farmville has (at last count) more than 30 million active daily users. So where does this leave the B2B marketer? HS: What objectives do marketers typically have in mind when developing games for advertising purposes? Demand generation? HS: Can games be a fit for B2B marketers? Absolutely.

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Segmentation, Social Media Drive Lead Nurturing Success for iDirect

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To reach end users, the company relies primarily on a network of channel partners, including satellite operators, telecom companies, and internet service providers. All this presents real challenges for both demand generation and lead management. All-hands discovery session yields important insights, priorities.

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Do Lead Nurturing Campaigns Always Need an Offer?

The Point

In my last post , I talked about creative campaign ideas for when you have no content to offer. Or can you get away with a link to content, perhaps content that’s not even your own? Jon wrote the book on lead nurturing ( literally ) but, personally, I have concerns about extending Twitter rules into the realm of email marketing.