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Social media ROI sucks! (Or, you can prove anything if you send out a survey)

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According to Forrester’s “Q3 2013 North American and UK Digital Maturity Online” report (based on an August online survey of 395 marketers), onsite ratings and reviews are rated No. Following in 2nd through 7th place are paid search, email, branded communities and word-of mouth (tied), branded blogs, and online display advertising.

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PowerViews with Matt Heinz: The Quality of Marketing Leads is Abysmal

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Due to technical difficulties only Matt''s video will display during this interview.). By looking at their incoming traffic reports, Matt and his team know which big companies are visiting their site and downloading their content. Here is the entirety of our discussion, and below are some highlights. The Quality of Leads is Abysmal.

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Where is Marketing Going. and Growing. in 2015? [PowerViews LIVE Highlights]

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I n 2015, however, it is projected to grow slower than display advertising and search. Winterberry reports that for the first time in many years, direct mail spending will actually increase, not from cost increasing, but based on more direct mail being sent out. That''s not to say they''ve abandoned it entirely.

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PowerViews with Josiane Feigon: Survival of the Fittest Sales Reps

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As publisher of TeleSmart’s “Trend Report,” Josiane has spent most of the last decade tracking the biggest challenges that sales leaders face each year. Inside sales superheroes may seem relatively rare now, but sales leaders will look for more consistent displays of superhero skills as they winnow their teams based on sales performance.

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PowerOpinions: Making Lead Scoring a Success Part 1 [Expert Advice]

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14 industry experts responded with excellent feedback that we'll share in three separate installments (displayed below)—plus one clever response from Jim Obermayer that we felt justified a blog all its own. I ask people who work for me to do the research and report back. Part 2 (coming up). I am invisible to you. This is insanity.

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PowerViews with Linda Richardson: Responding To vs Shaping vs Creating Demand

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Click to start video at this point — I comment on the welcome sense of transparency her blog and website display, and Linda discusses her approach to sharing ideas and content: “When I do a blog, I don’t look at it in any way, shape or form as an avenue to pitch. They’re looking to learn and to get ideas.”. I’m really very excited about it.”.

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