Category: PRODUCTIVITY

Podcast: 10 Tips for Generating New Prospects

Source: MarketingProfs.com 10 Tips for Generating New Prospects Podcast “Marketing firms should have 8 to 10 clients on the roster,” says David C. Baker, president of ReCourses, a business consultancy working exclusively with small marketing firms. They also should assume they will turn over their client base completely every two to…

Podcast: How Zappos made millions on Culture and Customer Service

We live in a time where the good guys can win — Tony Hsieh, CEO, Zappos (CLICK IMAGE ABOVE FOR HIS PODCAST) I enjoyed this podcast discussing the extraordinarily successful online retailer Zappos. Why care about Zappos? Amazon bought them for a very cool $880 million in late 2009. Zappos was…

MIT Study Suggests Social Networks Influence Behavior

Sourced from MediaPost News by Laurie Sullivan, September 8, 2010, 6:47 PM Research conducted at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) could provide insights for technologists designing the next wave of social networks. The two-year study spearheaded by Damon Centola, an assistant professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management, suggests that…

VIDEO: Assessing value of your lead database

Nice summary piece by LeadSloth for assessing the vale of your leads. SourceComplexity of sales processRecencyActivity level – leads who respond to what you sendFatigue – list fatigue or too much email/promotionsOpportunitiesFit with ideal customer profile

Will local advertising bypass search?

Source: searchenginepeople.com/blog Author: James DuthieTOPICS:  Mobile, SearchTAGS:  Facebook, Google, Local Advertising, Mobile Advertising, Search AdvertisingPUBLICATION:  Search Engine PeopleDATE:  September 02, 2010 Not surprisingly, Facebook Places was the catalyst for my change of heart. While Foursquare whet our appetite to the world of possibilities of mobile-driven local advertising, it lacked the scale to be a viable…

MySpace Throws In The Towel, Connects To Facebook

From Mediapost.com by Gavin O’Malley Waving the proverbial white flag, MySpace on Monday said its members can now synchronize posts, and other activity, with their Facebook profiles. To some, the move represents a last-ditch effort by the once reigning social network to live on by riding the coattails of Facebook’s unprecedented…

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