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Making the Most of Your Webinars

The Effective Marketer

Take for instance the following: The average webcasts captures 441 registrants Attendee participation is usually 50-60% of registrations 15-30% of registrants are sales-qualified opportunities The numbers above should be enough for you to go back to your own metrics and see how you compare. What’s the ROI of webcasting?

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B2B Content Marketing Trends in the Software Industry: CMI Survey Recap

KoMarketing Associates

Nearly all (99%) of software marketers surveyed are now using content marketing, according to report findings. More than half (53%) plan to increase their content marketing budgets this year and, on average, they’re allocating a little over a quarter (29%) of their overall budgets to content marketing.

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More Free Marketing Training

The Effective Marketer

That’s why I’m eager to check out two resources: MarketingProfs Digital Marketing World The folks at MarketingProfs held an online trade show that had a great speaker lineup and relevant topics for those in the online world, being very focused on tactics for lead generation, social media, and email marketing among other topics.

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30 Remarkable Content Marketing Facts and Statistics for 2013 (and 2014)

Webbiquity

Content marketing has become ubiquitous, with 93% of B2B marketers now using it. And it continues to expand: 82% of marketers plan to increase their budgets for content marketing in 2014. ” ( Social Media Today ). ” ( Social Media Today ). What’s the ROI of Content Marketing?

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Social media isn’t enough. We need a marketing transformation.

Chris Koch

We wrote about the typical concerns of a C-level executive, such as strategy, leadership, organizational design, and change management. He swung his expanded briefcase up onto the table, pulled out a media kit bulging with press releases about speeds and feeds and plunked it down on the table in front of me. Bibles, vacuums, and boxes.

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Online Advertising Ready To Takeoff In 2012

Marketing Insider Group

With all this recent news, I believe it offers hope that marketers are beginning to catch up to consumer media habits that are shifting away fr0m traditional marketing channels like print to more engaging forms of content on social, mobile and digital channels. according to media investment firm MagnaGlobal.

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Content Strategy Ain’t Just For Large Companies

Marketing Insider Group

So the answer is no , content marketing is not the same as marketing today because it does not seek to blast the market with overly promotional interruptions that do not serve the customer audience. Content marketing is not as hard as small company marketers may fear. Is Content Strategy Just For Large Companies?