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Web Leads - Pounce, Pause, Nurture or Wait?

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My gut suggests there is a combination of all the opinions, although I opt for a more immediate (non pouncing) type of followup. In fact, the typical style of me and my team is to see if we can't research the person a bit, learn a little about their company, see if we may already know them or someone that knows them, and then proceed.

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Gerhard - The Sales 2.0 Host

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I have always found him an engaging, insightful, and a personal inspiration to many. If you recall the word of Muhammad Ali who said, "impossible is not a fact, it is an opinion." Mike : This one is extra credit, it may be a tough one, but I've debated it with many people and am curious of your opinion. Sales 2.0, conference.

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Web Leads - Pounce, Pause, Nurture or Wait?

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(comment below) Pounce Pause Nurture Wait Anneke Seley • • Craig Rosenberg • Jeff Ogden • • Jill Konrath • Mac McIntosh • • Miles Austin • Nigel Edelshain • • • Trish Bertuzzi • • My Gut: • • My gut suggests there is a combination of all the opinions, although I opt for a more immediate (non pouncing) type of followup.

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Gerhard - The Sales 2.0 Host

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I have always found him an engaging, insightful, and a personal inspiration to many. If you recall the word of Muhammad Ali who said, "impossible is not a fact, it is an opinion." Mike : This one is extra credit, it may be a tough one, but I've debated it with many people and am curious of your opinion. Sales 2.0, conference.

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Social Media Spam: Spam to You, Gems to Me?

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The following short twitter discussion between myself, @damphoux , and @siriusdecisions brought up a topic worth blogging an opinion on. These are funny in my opinion. I always take a peak at a bio and the most recent top 5 or 10 posts to see if I'll find the person interesting, and only then do I follow. Join twitter.

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Social Media Spam: Spam to You, Gems to Me?

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The following short twitter discussion between myself, @damphoux , and @siriusdecisions brought up a topic worth blogging an opinion on. Spam Followers I (on Twitter, Facebook, etc.) : These are funny in my opinion. It is not just just following, it is a collection of resumes, expertise, and contact information once you link.

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Pam O'Neal on How Companies of All Sizes Can Start a Social Media Marketing Program

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I had seen Pam's story on Marketing Sherpa and thought she would be a great person for them to meet and having been following Pam on twitter, I tweeted her up and made the connect. The conversation was extrememly informative, not just for One Hen, but for myself as well. Mike: Personal Branding, as they say. Pam: Absolutely.