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Is Your White Paper a Sales Pitch in Disguise?

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It doesn’t matter what you call your information (white paper/eBook, microsite/landing page), what matters is using information wisely to get found, get known and get clients. Is Your White Paper a Sales Pitch in Disguise? When was the last time you read a white paper that added real value to your research process?

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Managing Your Newsletter Email List:5 Must-Do’s

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Smartphones and email contact databases are a great place to start, but they don’t do much beyond generating a list and allowing for calls, texts or emails. My shopping cart also works with my website and other blogs, where clients can download free white papers, resources and products. Who will manage the database?

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Content Marketing: How do you know if it???s working?

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Landing pages… White Paper… Free Report… etc. Phone calls and lead generations. On Monday mornings, for example, you log into your “Content Marketing Impact” account and get a free print out of how well your content has impacted readers: Blog…82%. E-newsletter 75%. Articles…56%.

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A Checklist for 2012 Content Marketing Plans

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Which posts generated the most comments? Which white paper or special report got good download rates? Here’s a checklist for reviewing your 2011 content marketing results so you can know where to spend your time and energy in 2012: What were your most effective blog posts in terms of numbers of page views?

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