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Internet Trends From The Web 2.0 Summit

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Skip to content Home About Michael Brenner Appearances B2B Marketing Insider Michael Brenner's Blog on B2B Marketing Content Marketing Demand Generation Mobile Sales Alignment Search Marketing Social Media Strategy November 30, 2010 Subscribe Internet Trends From The Web 2.0 Summit Share The 7th Annual Web 2.0

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12 Internet Trends You Need To Know From Mary Meeker

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Every year I look forward to the amazing insights provided by Mary Meeker at the Web 2.0 Online retail sales declined less than the all retail spending in the downturn and is growing faster in the recovery. For an overview of some of the larger themes from the Web 2.0 E-commerce. US Economic Challenges.

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Why Sales and Marketing Don't Get Along « The Effective Marketer

The Effective Marketer

According to a recent chart published by MarketingSherpa (below), 80% of marketers don’t spend time qualifying leads before sending them to sales. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 Web Design Webinar Yes, Please Share This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 No news there.

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Holy Cow! That Is A Lot Of Time Spent Online Using Social Media

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Americans spend a ton of time on social networks and the growth is a bit startling. First, let’s review some of the findings from the Nielsen study released on August 2, 2010: Americans spend nearly a quarter of their time on social networks, up 43% from just last year. Internet Trends From The Web 2.0

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Are Marketers Becoming Digital Dinosaurs?

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Late last year I highlighted a chart from Mary Meeker’s Web 2.0 presentation that showed in real numbers, the gap in advertising spend vs. consumer time spent on the 2 biggest digital channels, the internet and on mobile devices. Or who can write a blog post? The point is in being where your customers are.

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2 Recent Reports Show Mobile Ads And Apps Are Hot!

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One of my “no-brainer” marketing predictions for 2012 was that mobile advertising and app development would begin to take up more than the meager 1% or less of marketing spend as reported by businesses in 2011. In closing, I like to point to this chart from Mary Meeker’s Web 2.0 Mobile Ad Revenue.

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Aberdeen Shows How to Do Email Marketing Right

The Effective Marketer

If you have just started your 2011 campaigns after battling the budget process, I bet you can definitely see some relation to your own company. The report has more interesting stuff and I suggest you spend a few minutes reading it. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 It will likely pay off handsomely.

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