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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE NOVEMBER 24, 2009 Marketing Automation and B2B Marketing Predictions for 2010 Now that various devices such as the iPhone, are truly able to support a rich, interactive, graphical environment, interacting with your audience in places where they are mobile becomes very possible, but the device, and mobile-specific technology, almost becomes irrelevant. As with any of these, it’s a guess, and entirely my own opinion. 3) A Degree in Marketing Engineering?: | DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE FEBRUARY 6, 2009 All You Never Cared to Know About Deliverability Criminal Record: Having a clean record is definitely a good thing when you interact with the folks at the border. I'm very happy that we have Dennis Dayman on the Eloqua team - a man who lives and breathes email deliverability. That means I don't have to, and to be honest, I'm very much okay with that. did have an interesting time the other week though, trying to explain what email deliverability was all about to a not-so-technical audience. Let's look through a few of the approaches that are used. In the email world, this is best represented by your IP address. | | | | | | | DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE MAY 24, 2009 Digital Body Language: Our B2B Facebook Marketing Strategy When the discussion turned to our customers though, we quickly realized that the social interactions we had with them were as interesting and valuable as the marketing discussions we had. Friendships develop over email and phone conversations far before having a face to face interaction. Keep it friendly. So, our Facebook plan developed. What is our business rationale for this? | DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE NOVEMBER 10, 2010 5 Things You Shouldn’t Expect from Marketing Automation Marketing automation allows you to communicate with your leads without human interaction. However, human interaction is vital to your success with social media. Although some aspects of social media can be automated (such as inserting sharable links into emails and landing pages), you still need to personally interact with your online communities. Define buyer personas. | DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE DECEMBER 13, 2010 Four Interesting Trends from Dreamforce 3) Integration Must Be Seamless: Salesforce.com has long focused on the need to seamlessly tie together all interactions with customers, and this viewpoint is spreading throughout the entire buying process. Last week I had the pleasure of wandering the floor at Dreamforce, Salesforce.com ’s annual conference. 2011 will be an exciting year indeed. | DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE JULY 13, 2010 Trust, Reputation, and Inside Sales As the emphasis on face-to-face interaction as a way to build trust decreases in lieu of other ways of building trust, the need to be “in the field” also decreases. It is unlikely that field sales as a discipline will disappear any time soon, the economic bar at which a face-to-face interaction is “necessary” is in the middle of a dramatic shift. | | | | | | | | | -
DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 2010 The Foundation for Great Marketing is Great Data Progressive profiling can be used to ask for a minimal amount of data at each interaction, never ask the same question twice, but continually add to a modular profile. Data is key to all your marketing efforts. Whether it is segmentation, personalization, lead scoring, lead routing, or marketing analysis, if you don’t have clean and consistent data, your efforts will be built on the shakiest of foundations. However, when thinking about your marketing automation efforts, data management can often be an afterthought. Current Database First, you need to understand your current database. MORE >> -
DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 Marketing Automation Weekly Wrap-up - 2009/09/25 link] Ardath Albee (Marketing Interactions) makes the case that lead nurturing is very different than stringing together existing marketing campaigns – it needs to lead buyers on a well thought out journey, rather than just communicating frequent messages. It’s been more than a week since I wrote my last weekly wrap-up, and that is more a reflection on me than on the writing this week. There are again a lot of great posts out there this week, and I enjoyed reading many more than I was able to highlight here. Laura’s insights and depth really show through well. link]. MORE >> -
DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2010 Marketing Dashboard: Passive Discovery Each conversation or engagement that happens in the public domain, whether a discussion on LinkedIn or an interaction on Twitter creates an opportunity for another viewer to see the discussion and engage with the content being talked about. We spoke recently about various ways of looking at marketing benchmarks and how to better dashboard and analyze the entire revenue performance management process. This thinking needs to be applied to all areas of the revenue engine, and each has its own unique challenges. This view is instructive in two ways. MORE >> -
DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2010 The Changing Dimensions of Lead Flow As a marketer or salesperson interacting with a prospective buying audience, how that audience is defined changes as a more direct connection is made with them. At the earliest stages of interaction with buyers, as they are just entering into the awareness and education stage, the metrics that are trackable are around interactions and views. At this point, multiple interactions with one person can be tied together and that individuals actions can begin to qualify them as potentially being a marketing qualified lead. An individual? company? dollar? MORE >> -
DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, MAY 6, 2010 Discoverable Messages and Direct Marketing In the direct world, this can be measured by the rates of content interaction vs emotional unsubscribes while in the advertising world, it is measured by clickthrough rates on ads. As marketers, we often think of there being a fundamental difference between the two ends of the media spectrum; on one end, direct, where an individual’s contact information is known and a message can be delivered directly, and on the other end mass media, where a broad audience is targeted based on demographics or audience characteristics. No longer are these purely mass audiences. MORE >>
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- We ALL Use Twitter - Short Term Memory, Long Term Memory, and the Consciousness of the Internet DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
- Social Media and B2B Marketing - 6 Things You Can Do DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2009
- Data Management Is as Sexy as a High Quality Mattress DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2009
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- Marketing Automation - What does it mean? DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | TUESDAY, JULY 28, 2009
- A Logo is Not a Brand: B2B Marketing and Social Media DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009
- National Instruments: Multiple Activities Leading to Multiple Responses DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2009
- Winners of the 2009 Markie Awards DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009
- Marketing Automation Weekly Wrap-up - 2009/08/17 DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 2009
- The SaaS Experience; Application, Knowledge, Best Practices DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2009
- 6 things the iPad means for B2B Marketers DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2010
- The Gambler and the Perfect Path; Retrospective Determinism in Marketing Analysis DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2009
- What Obama's Campaign Can Teach about B2B Marketing DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2008
- Terracotta: Lead Scoring A Buyer’s Journey in Open Source DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2009
- The Next Transition in Communication DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 2010
- The Buzz about Google Buzz – 6 things relevant to B2B? DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2010
- Dynamics of Influencers DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 2010
- Simple Metrics and the Business Case for Marketing Automation DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2009
- The Longevity of Fun in B2B Social Media DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2009
- Sales/Marketing Integration - The Technology Stack DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2009
- Renewal Marketing and Social CRM DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2009
- What I Learned in Kindergarten about B2B Marketing DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2008
- Future Likelies and the Leaky Funnel DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 2009
- 76ers: Multi-Channel Campaign To Win Back Season Ticket Holders DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2009
- Framingham Heart Study has lessons for Twitter DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2009
- Sybase: Buyer Profiling for Micro Segment DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2009
- Medical Symptoms and B2B Marketing Processes DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009
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