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Social CRM: Curb Your Enthusiasm

Paul Gillin

If you’re a marketer in a medium-to large-sized B2B company, you’re almost certainly using customer relationship management (CRM) software to track your customers and prospects. It seems only natural that online social interactions should be part of this profile. I encourage you to restrain your enthusiasm.

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Joe Apfelbaum: Building a Long-Term Relationship with Your B2B Customers

B2B Digital Marketer

Building a Long-Term Relationship with Your B2B Customers. Developing a relationship with B2B customers is different compared to B2C. A good relationship with a B2B customer always involves a lot of digital trust, and it requires marketers to be transformational rather than transactional. Joe’s LinkedIn: [link].

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Writing Your Own Book to Establish Authority

B2B Digital Marketer

Raza’s LinkedIn: [link]. But if I’m talking about in a B to B digital marketing process, and I’m the marketer that’s responsible for helping to bring sales qualified leads to the salespeople, how does this really work? I’m cold calling 70 to a hundred calls a day, right?

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Top 56 B2B Marketing Posts for September 2010

B2B Marketing Zone Posts

Social CRM: social media and communities in customer relationship management and marketing - Conversionation , September 9, 2010 Let me start this post with a quote from “Using your customers’ desired actions to increase your sales”, a paper Gerry McGovern and Kristin Zhivago published earlier this year. You have a list. The Results.

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Summary of Sold-out "Science of Inbound Marketing" Session at Dreamforce 2011

Hubspot

People hate outbound marketing (cold calls, spam, junk mail, etc.) Inbound marketing consists of three parts: get found (draw people in), convert (visitors to leads/customers) and analyze (to see what's working and what's not). Key Points from "Science of Inbound Marketing" Session. So, they're mostly on topic.