Anything Goes Marketing
NOVEMBER 16, 2008
I would recommend to post in on your website and even create an RSS feed. With an RSS feed, you can promote in your email footers and it can be re-used by other bloggers and companies. Don't miss these great opportunities to build marketing content. youtube landing pages enewsletter RSS webinars / webcasts Google.
Anything Goes Marketing
FEBRUARY 13, 2008
Bulldog Solutions has quoted me recently on their BullBlog from my post on using video with email : ``Anticipating concerns about the complexity of video, blogger Chad Horenfeldt of Eloqua notes, "If a three-year-oldcan play Guitar Hero and have it posted to YouTube, your marketing team can handle this." Thanks Bulldog!
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Anything Goes Marketing
APRIL 7, 2010
What is recommended is to map out the content that prospective buyers would be interested in at various stages of the sales process and automate the delivery of this communication. In terms of having the necessary content, many organizations may be surprised at the content that they already possess.
Anything Goes Marketing
MAY 1, 2007
looks promising as it seems that over half of the companies surveyed either have a blog or plan to have one (internal or internal) and the same goes for RSS ( Click here for the image ). I've worked with companies that have started one and then they died along with other collaboration tools such as an internal wiki, forum and RSS feeds.
Anything Goes Marketing
AUGUST 3, 2009
You could probably create an RSS feed from this URL as well and then display this content in real time. If you’ve posted a bunch of pictures on your Facebook fan page or videos on your YouTube page, use Twitter to promote it. Twitter can also be used to direct customers to content and/or discussions in a customer only portal.
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