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No Leads from Social Media? No Excuses.

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In a recent post , the folks over at Silicon Angle applied their usual insightful analysis to the results of an industry survey by marketing automation company Pardot , a survey that reports fully 42 percent of respondents (all B2B Marketers) have failed to generate any leads from their social media campaigns. Good luck with that.

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Segmentation, Social Media Drive Lead Nurturing Success for iDirect

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The information collected by those questions will enable iDirect to craft ever more tailored communication and also allows the iDirect sales force to respond and communicate with prospects more intelligently and effectively. Leveraging social media to help maintain mindshare, keep prospects informed.

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5 Easy Ways to Have Your Corporate Blog Drive Measurable Demand

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Most will link from search or social media.). Every blog post should have a prominent link to subscribe via email and/or social media channels (ex: LinkedIn). For more comprehensive social media measurement, consider a solution like Oktopost.). Include links to gated content.

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Report: What’s Working in Email Marketing

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How can organizations refine and enhance their databases while adhering to the seemingly ever-changing privacy landscape; One of the implications that we’re seeing due to data privacy laws (and the hurdles they present for email marketers) is a growing reliance on other channels – in particular, social media.

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How to Market an Analyst Report

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By which I mean that most analyst reports – Gartner Magic Quadrants, Forrester Wave Reports, and the like – are marketed as press announcements vs. information of value that might attract prospects actively evaluating your type of solution. Now, these sentiments may be newsworthy. See what I mean? via @spearmktg. Click To Tweet.

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Salesforce “State of Marketing” Report: Better Happy Than Good

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There’s much useful information to be gleaned from the report, but my one major quibble comes from the term “high-performing.” None of this renders any of the information in the report false or useless, but it may be wise (in my view) to consider the term “high-performing” with the proverbial grain of salt.

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Meeting the Needs of the Self-Serve B2B Buyer

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As in the consumer space, B2B buyers use a variety of content to research prospective purchases: social media, Google search, review sites. Key Finding 2: Buyers leverage sales reps for information less (and later) than ever. Key Finding 1: Buyers have all but replaced vendor-provided content.