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The Definitive Guide to Event Marketing: How to Kill it With Events in 2013

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

And like most marketers, you are trying to determine what your 2013 event schedule will look like, and plan your accompanying strategy. We know that on average, marketers spend 20% of their marketing budget on events, which is a sizeable amount. Choose the right event technology.

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5 Tips for Flawless Event Email Follow-up

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

by Dayna Rothman Making sure of proper event follow-up will set you apart from the competition and keep you fresh in the minds of your prospects. Just remember to always plan your follow-up strategy before the event begins. All email marketing follow-ups should be written before the event takes place.

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Show Me the Numbers: Hard Data on Internet Use and Media Spend

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Many are contradictory, but it's clear that marketers need to invest in social media, which might eventually replace search as the primary way that customers find them. I’m sitting on a panel next week that will discuss long-term marketing trends. Marketers might be investing in blogs than they are really worth.

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The 2021 Guide To Virtual Conferences (And Why You Might Want to go Hybrid)

SpotMe Blog

While there are a variety of virtual events, virtual conferences include many elements of traditional conferences, and sometimes other types of virtual events. In addition to conferences, other virtual event types include: Webinars. Trade shows. Planning a Conference? Influencer Marketing Conference.

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Lead Generation: Who knows the customer better – Marketing or Sales?

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Tweet I once worked with a field marketing vice president who was calm, cool and collected for every presentation she prepared for. Let me first say, I am a huge proponent of Sales-Marketing alignment. When things are going well, Sales receives the credit for making plan, making Club, for meeting and exceeding quota.