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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | LOOPFUSE NOVEMBER 10, 2010 Marketing Automation is too complicated for Free But make no mistake, LoopFuse is a Marketing Automation technology company… just like Salesforce.com is a Customer Relationship Management product company. Digg this! In the past few months there has been a great deal of industry discussions related to whether Free Marketing Automation is a good thing. I couldn’t agree more, but not for the reasons they spread. Tweet This! | LOOPFUSE NOVEMBER 12, 2010 Taking Your Website to the Next Level: Getting your Website Built If you have a customer relationship management system (CRM) like Salesforce.com, Loopfuse will also transfer information to those systems, where your sales people can log notes about them and their sales status. Digg this! Continuing with tips Taking Your Website to the Next Level , below is an excerpt from the article on “Getting your Website Built”……. Creating Forms. Finding Help. | | | | | | | LOOPFUSE NOVEMBER 9, 2010 WEBINAR: LoopFuse 101 for your Sales Team Implement the salesforce.com plug-in to view all your lead’s activity right in your CRM. Digg this! Thursday, November 11th, 2010 2:00PM EST. Join us for the next installment of our webinar series “Light the Fuse. This series is intended to provide you, the LoopFuse user, valuable tips and tricks on how to use LoopFuse OneView to grow your business. This webinar will focus on how sales team members can benefit from using LoopFuse. He will give you tips along the way on how to use LoopFuse more effectively. How will this help grow my business? CLICK HERE to register. | LOOPFUSE DECEMBER 14, 2009 Is Your Social Media Marketing Accountable? December 15th, 2009 by Matthew Quinlan Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Digg, Delicious, Yelp, YouTube, FreindFeed, Slideshare, Flickr… it seems like every day another social media channel is launched. Is Your Social Media Marketing Accountable? With ever dwindling resources, marketers must choose where to spend their time and effort. It’s tempting to just engage on the most recognized channels. But how many of us really know which of these channels is most effective for our particular audience? I’m curious to see what Marcus has in store. Comments are closed. | |
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