Anything Goes Marketing
NOVEMBER 16, 2008
It's been proven that archived webinars can generate more leads then the actual live event. I would recommend to post in on your website and even create an RSS feed. With an RSS feed, you can promote in your email footers and it can be re-used by other bloggers and companies. These templates can be copied and reused.
Anything Goes Marketing
DECEMBER 3, 2006
I'll admit that I don't regularly download podcasts via an RSS feed but I do listen to them the odd time. Podcast Strategy: It's Time to get one One of my favourite podcasting sites is by Brian Caroll on the topic of B2B Lead Generation. Remember, it's nota true podcast unless it's accessible via RSS. Why would you do this?
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Anything Goes Marketing
APRIL 23, 2007
You can now register (which includes uploading an image) to become part of the community which entitles you to create a profile, add friends and leave comments which leads me to the next web 2.0. They also have a section called "Other Voices on the Web" which is an RSS feed of articles from other sites.
Anything Goes Marketing
APRIL 7, 2010
If this is not done, there is a greater chance that leads will leak out of the sales and marketing funnel and may go to the competition. See: Ready to Welcome Your New Leads? Consider adding RSS feeds from these channels directly to your emails (an oldie but goodie: Latest Trends in Email Marketing: RSS and Calendar Reminders ).
Anything Goes Marketing
APRIL 17, 2006
RSS feeds and feed readers are great as they allow you to receive information that you want (most of the time) in a format that is easy to read and scan through. Email has many distinct advantages over RSS feed readers with the main advantage is that most people who are iether your customers or your prospects use it.
Anything Goes Marketing
DECEMBER 15, 2008
The bottom line is that the marketing team needs to promote events but the more emails that are sent may lead to list attrition. One approach I'm seeing more and more is to create an RSS feed of your company events and display this as a featured section in an email newsletter. Even if you're Canadian it's not really that funny.
Anything Goes Marketing
MARCH 8, 2009
I of course lead an amazing team, but this new position requires me to be active with as many customers in my segment as possible to support my team. Here is an example of what this looked like on Twitter search : The result was a surge of traffic to my blog, additional Twitter followers, and blog RSS subscribers. social networks.
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