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Two Database Marketing Principles to Increase Email Marketing ROI

Webbiquity

Security SaaS Example: Once per Month – Put on a unique, case-study (social proof)-oriented, educational webinar for all current clients – soft pitch to add-on services and consulting. Database marketing is not just about the automated front-end, and where it lands your prospects / clients once the automation ends.

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A summary of buying B2B email lists

NuSpark Consulting

A thought out and well planned marketing objective will ensure that the right, interested clients will read your email blasts and be intrigued. If you are serious about frequently using B2B email blasts, then we recommend building your own list. Use Quality Content. They should be informative, succinct, and well written.

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Inbound Marketing Alone May Not Be Enough for Industrial Companies

Industrial Marketing Today

Inbound marketing with content has been getting all the attention lately. Consultants and practitioners of “pull” marketing want marketers to abandon “push” marketing because they say it is old school and no longer effective. Those marketing tactics need to be updated to make them effective in today’s context.

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

Convince & Convert

As more marketers get on the bandwagon, the consumer is going to be pelted with “messaging&# from these marketers and it’s only a matter of time when the consumer’s tolerance for this messaging reaches a point of saturation. Ive founded 5 companies, and spent 15 years running digital marketing agencies.

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B2B Lead Management Market Heats Up

Online Marketing Institute

In B2B, it’s not about batch-and-blast acquisition as much as it is about using email to continue a conversation. I decided to turn to the CRM folks - consultants, vendors, even the guy who wrote the Dummies guide on a CRM program, and even they seemed unsure. Any consultants out there?