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The New Rules of Lead Generation: Book Review

The Effective Marketer

As I read the book I couldn’t help but notice that the author not only goes straight to the point (which is refreshing), he also shows a good deal of experience illustrating each lead generation tactic with clear examples. I was fortunate to receive a copy of “ The New Rules of Lead Generation “, by David T.

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The New Rules of Lead Generation: Book Review

The Effective Marketer

As I read the book I couldn’t help but notice that the author not only goes straight to the point (which is refreshing), he also shows a good deal of experience illustrating each lead generation tactic with clear examples. I was fortunate to receive a copy of “ The New Rules of Lead Generation “, by David T.

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Is it Time to Kill Lead Nurturing as We Know It?

Hubspot

Elmo Lewis proposed the AIDA (Awareness, Interest, Desire, Action) sales model.* Indeed, there has been a fair amount of research questioning the validity of AIDA and similar “hierarchy of effects” models. The fundamental criticism is that decision-making is more emotional than AIDA assumes. Techniques will follow.

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20 Ingenious Ideas to Transform Customer Experience (CX) in 2020

Martech Advisor

Here’s a succinct four-step framework on how businesses can use the hero’s journey and the attention, interest, desire, and action (AIDA) model: Step 1: The call to adventure/awareness. It could be as simple as giving a customized bookmark when people buy a book. Make your customer the protagonist of the story.