Social Media Marketing Examples
Posted by tjohnson on Oct 24 2008http://www.beingpeterkim.com/2008/09/ive-been-thinki.html
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read moreItâs Friday afternoon. Phil, the top sales rep for a technology company, is catching up on his paperwork.
Reluctantly, he picks up a stack of leads awaiting follow up. He rifles through them looking for the hot ones that have budgets and plan to buy within 90 days. He finds none. Among the discards: a prospect [...]
The key to great exhibiting is marketing. But marketing is a very inexact science that leaves room for a multitude of errors to occur. The following are 10 of the most common marketing mistakes that exhibitors often make. Learn to avoid them and you will increase your chances for a successful tradeshow.
read moreMost companies have recognized for some time that branding is of paramount importance to the success of their business. Building a strong brand, it is believed, will make it easier for over-stimulated consumers to make buying decisions. More importantly, it will increase the likelihood that one companyâs product or service will be chosen over anotherâs. [...]
read moreMost CEOs and even VPs of marketing think messaging is about a good tagline. Thatâs probably 1% of the value-add of smart messaging work. And itâs also not a quick hit with the executives: It can take weeks of very hard work to distill the essence of a company / product into hard-hitting words.
read moreB2B firms are aggressively moving more money into email marketing. But badly targeted, irrelevant business emails irk customers, donât generate sales or satisfaction, and can tarnish customersâ perception of a once-trusted brand. Built gradually over the last five years, Hewlett Packardâs (HPâs) âTechnology At Workâ email newsletter provides a good model for B2B marketers planning [...]
read moreOrganizations today rely on survey research to learn much-needed business intelligence. Surveys can help you understand customer preferences about a particular product, gauge employee satisfaction, identify market opportunities and much more.
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