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Sales 2.0 Strategies: Demand Gen Lessons From the iPhone

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Here are three ways we can keep that evolution going: Improve our prospect's interactions with us - These interactions make or break the sales process. Got a content-rich, informative website? Is your marketing value embedded within the content prospects see as valuable? Got a poorly designed website?

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Inbound Marketing Gurus -- Where's All The Outbound Marketing Goodness?

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Inbound Marketing's goal is to pull potential customers in by all different methods, whether it's compelling content, savvy SEO execution or community interaction via social media. At least, that's what HubSpot clients are saying (and we're clients, so I can vouch for it). Where do you turn? Definitely worth checking out. Great stuff.

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Demand Gen Cloud: Funnels and Pipelines are Old School

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The influence of content and word of mouth jumps them from side to side to back and down again. I took a different approach to the discussion, and came up with the concept of a Demand Gen Cloud: With the advent of Social, Sales and Marketing 2.0 Buyers put themselves in the funnel where they want to be. They jump around.

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

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Our focus with blogging, though, is to spread prolific content about demand gen and appointment setting. Blogging, like many social and professional interaction platforms, informs all of these phases, not just the communication phase. Mike: Blogging seems to be the communications platform of the future. Are there other benefits?

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

Smashmouth Marketing

Our focus with blogging, though, is to spread prolific content about demand gen and appointment setting. Blogging, like many social and professional interaction platforms, informs all of these phases, not just the communication phase. Mike: Blogging seems to be the communications platform of the future. Are there other benefits?

Gartner 100