Here’s a riddle: what smells a bit like a barnyard and gobbles? Our American friends, who are still scraping gravy off the TV screen will be forgiven for guessing the obvious, but if you said a marketer with a fresh pile of data, you would also be correct. We marketers love to gobble data. We’ll gobble […]
Is Your Customer Self-Service a Porcupine-Making Machine?
Trade show season is, mercifully, drawing to a close and loading docks across the nation are filled with display booths, crushed foam core signs, dented ballot boxes and damp collateral. Marketing pros are tracking their stuff as it lurches across the country, sits in Memphis awaiting a customs broker or languishes in some depot. At […]
Eight Rules for Lead Generation Events
Here is what I found while I was tidying up my Evernote the other day: I feel a cold darkness about to descend. It may not be long now…Actually, what it really said was: i frrl acild daaarknss aprechign, But, touch screen issues aside, it was not a good place I was in when I tapped […]
Ready for Events That Work?
I’ve got just three words for you: Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner. That’s right, the meals you need to eat anyway can be big lead and revenue tools when you invite a few prospects or clients along. They’re easier, cheaper and way more effective than those useless old trade shows and you get to control the whole […]
The Very Simple System For Picking Your Trade Shows
Last time we established that trade shows are many things, among them giant cash-sucking machines, that are terrible at lead generation. Before we dive into the Very Simple System, let’s remember that trade shows exist for one reason: to make money for someone who isn’t you. It can be a private event company or, in B2B, […]
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