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Event Marketing Leads Plummet Due To Coronavirus Cancelations

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Amid the day to day progression of the coronavirus, companies are seeing one of their major lead generation programs dry up – event marketing. Event marketing had been on the upswing with between 20%-25% of the typical marketing budget being spent on tradeshows, roadshows, etc. Virtual Events. They can organize virtual events.

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5 Networking Tips for Using LinkedIn on Mobile

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Events, conferences, and tradeshows are back, which leads to a good reminder of how to network at these events. While walking around a networking event the other night I noticed everyone's nametag was just a name (no company). Once around the room I realized this was a great way to use LinkedIn on my iPhone.

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5 Networking Tips for Using LinkedIn on Mobile

Smashmouth Marketing

Events, conferences, and tradeshows are back, which leads to a good reminder of how to network at these events. While walking around a networking event the other night I noticed everyone's nametag was just a name (no company). Once around the room I realized this was a great way to use LinkedIn on my iPhone.

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Event Marketing Works, but ONLY if Vendors Add Value

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It doesn't matter if you're at an analyst-sponsored event or an industrywide event with multiple sponsors, the companies buying the hors d'oeuvres and beer want to deliver their messages. The key as a presenter is to avoid the commercials and present brilliant content. Simple, right? Let's face it. That said, we want to hear value.

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Live Blogging Sales 2.0 Event With Twitter - INTENSE Experience

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event in San Francisco. When I first proposed doing live twitter coverage to Gerhard Gschwandtner, the publisher of Selling Power and the co-host of the event, I figured it would be an interesting thing to do, provide some value to the conference, and create a little marketing. Mike Damphousse on Using Twitter to Cover the Sales 2.0

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Live Blogging Sales 2.0 Event With Twitter - INTENSE Experience

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event in San Francisco. When I first proposed doing live twitter coverage to Gerhard Gschwandtner, the publisher of Selling Power and the co-host of the event, I figured it would be an interesting thing to do, provide some value to the conference, and create a little marketing. Mike Damphousse on Using Twitter to Cover the Sales 2.0

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Demand Gen Experts Should Ask, 'How's Your Steak?'

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Are conversion events being documented properly? They should meet your SLA requirements. Are leads being followed up on in a timely manner? Is pipeline activity accurately tracked in your CRM and the lead source maintained? Are lead rejections being used to refine the process? Me, back to my salad.

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