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Making Sense of Marketing Acronyms: Part 3

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WOM (Word of Mouth) When your friends give you the lowdown on the latest product or service, that’s WOM. RFP (Request for Proposal) Basically, it’s like asking “Yo, who wants to do some work for me and my biz?” It’s like the European version of SMBs. ” to potential suppliers or contractors.

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Is it Ethical to Edit Online Customer Reviews?

Marketing Craftmanship

Before you rush to condemn the proposal, consider this: traditional media sources (newspapers, magazines, TV and radio) have applied this editorial practice for decades.

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ClickInsights: How should case studies be used in marketing activities versus sales activities?

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Sales then uses the content in PowerPoint presentations, sales letters, live in sales conversations, and proposals. As another example, when clients are ready to purchase, sales can use specific customer quotes and results in proposals. They can even leverage them to upsell to current customers. Michele Linn Recommends.

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Top 40 Posts and Hot Topics of Inbound Marketing and Social Media

B2B Marketing Zone Posts

. - CK’s B2B Blog , June 8, 2010 I recently ran across a positively terrific article on WOM penned by McKinsey’s Jacques Bughin, Jonathan Doogan and Ole Jørgen Vetvik. Your goal is Brand ROI.

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“Skepticism” is the “New Normal;” Survey Finds B2B Tech Has Trust Issues

Sword and the Script | B2B

One of the ironies I see in the survey results is that while buyers rely on word-of-mouth (WOM) – and websites and social media rank at the bottom – solid and honest content on owned and paid channels are a proven way to drive WOM. 39% said social media.

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

Convince & Convert

How do you propose to draw in a consumer, who has little interest in your company and buys so rarely that he or she is likely to have forgotten you ever existed? " [link] [link] Jeremy Bryant RT @jaybaer: Crushing the Myth of B2B Social Media [link] [link] Dennis Victor Yes, I can.