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Segmentation, Social Media Drive Lead Nurturing Success for iDirect

The Point

When marketers embark on a formal lead nurturing strategy, opportunities for process improvement can arise in unexpected ways. That was the experience for iDirect , a leading provider of satellite IP communications based in Herndon, Virginia.

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Automating B2B List Building: Tools and Techniques for Streamlined Lead Generation

Only B2B

Automated B2B list building presents a range of benefits that go beyond efficiency. According to a study by DemandGen , 74% of B2B marketers believe that accurate data is crucial for successful marketing campaigns. Lead generation software and platforms help in organizing and managing the collected data.

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Tempted to Do Away With Registration Forms? Think Again.

The Point

A client asks: “Now that we have our marketing automation system in place, is it really necessary to use registration forms in our lead nurturing (follow-up) campaigns? After all, we already know who these people are, correct? In addition: 1.

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How Social Media and CRM Integrations Can Improve Your Customer Relationships

Oktopost

The introduction of CRM happened way back in the 1980s, when databases were just starting to make the rounds in the corporate world. In some ways, it was clear where it was all headed; in others, the marketing and sales execs of the 80s couldn’t have dreamed of the level of insight and details we could extract from a CRM in 2023.

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B2B Lead Management Market Heats Up

Online Marketing Institute

Most recently, Marketo just announced their lead management solution. While honored, I also find reviewing these solutions confusing because there is a lot of variation in the product presentations and overlap between categories. Posted by: Steve Gershik | March 26, 2008 at 10:20 PM What a timely discussion.