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7 Webinar Invitation Mistakes You Can’t Ignore

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How do you prevent your Webinar campaign from being lost in the crowd? By my count, the name “Silverpop” appears 9 times in this email, if you include the subject line (“Silverpop Webinar: 10 Email Marketing Ideas You Can’t Ignore”). A Webinar invitation has one goal: getting the reader to register for the event.

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Why this LinkedIn Ad Works: 2 Key Tips for Success

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If you’re promoting an event like a Webinar, for example, or perhaps a speaking slot at an upcoming conference, you would do well to include, as part of the image, basic information like date, time, presentation title, and speaker info.

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5 Campaign Ideas for When You Have No Content

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When the results are in, add your analysis, and then package the data and commentary into a “survey report” that you can then leverage in demand generation, lead nurturing, social media, PR, even as a Webinar. And they can be a refreshing change in what otherwise might be a steady stream of white paper offers and Webinar invites.

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Do Lead Nurturing Campaigns Always Need an Offer?

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As further context, the 4-1-1 Rule that Jon references is a principle intended for Twitter and credited to Tipping Point Labs and Joe Pulizzi of the Content Marketing Institute. Jon wrote the book on lead nurturing ( literally ) but, personally, I have concerns about extending Twitter rules into the realm of email marketing.

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Top 10 Posts on B2B Lead Gen for 2010

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7 Mistakes To Avoid In Your Next Webinar Invitation. Salesforce.com Webinar Invitation Gets It Right. I’m reminded of this because of the top 4 posts listed above, one is about PPC advertising, two are about Webinars, and the last is about direct mail: hardly the most cutting-edge topics. Comments after the fold.

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10 Ways to Generate More Leads from Your Business Blog

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That’s why it’s important to offer as many subscription options as possible, including RSS, Email, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and aggregation services like Flipboard. If you just recorded a Webinar with a well-known speaker, or if you’ve published a new ebook, write a blog post about that same content and provide a link to the full version.

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Report: B2B Blogging Trends in 2011

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Forego standard, out-of-the-box sidebar widgets like tag clouds and “categories” in favor of content that actually gets people to engage with your company – for example, links to gated content like white papers and archived webinars, labeled as “additional resources.”. For pete’s sake, make sure it’s easy for someone to subscribe to the blog.

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