Monthly Archives: October 2011

9 Easy Tips And Newsletter Ideas To Build Your Following

A carefully crafted newsletter strategy will build trust in your customers and prospects and make them want to do business with you. Here are 9 easy tips and newsletter ideas to make your newsletters more interesting, and easier to assemble … Continue reading

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Tips for Delivering Results-oriented Product Trainings for your Sales Teams

One of the most important groups within any organization is sales professionals. Because the success of your organization ultimately depends on the success of the sales team. Knowing the product and being able to describe its benefits and value to … Continue reading

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Email Still King of ROI at $40.56 For Every $1 Spent (DMA)

http://www.b2bemailmarketing.com/ Once again, commercial email is returning vastly more for every dollar spent on it this year than every other marketing channel, according to the Direct Marketing Association’s just-released Power of Direct economic impact study. Email is bringing in $40.56 … Continue reading

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Email Remains ROI King; Net Marketing Set to Overtake DM, Says DMA

10/4/11 By Ken Magill Once again, commercial email is returning vastly more for every dollar spent on it this year than every other marketing channel, according to the Direct Marketing Association’s just-released Power of Direct economic impact study. Separately, non-email … Continue reading

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Social Media + Search Marketing + Online Media = Success

By Harry Gold September 27, 2011 One of the things I am always talking about is the blurring of the lines between social media, search marketing, and online media. The days of specializing in just one area are going away … Continue reading

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Digital Addiction, Social Media and the Future of Marketing

By Naomi Troni As a keen user of social media I often find myself in “lively discussions” with critics who dismiss the whole thing as a hyped-up flash in the pan. Some of the fiercest critics I meet are working … Continue reading

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