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+ How-To: Five Ways to Create a Data-Driven Marketing Culture
+ PRO Take 10: How to Be Bold With Your Social Business Agenda
+ Survey Says: Ad Agencies Slow to Adapt to Online Marketing
+ Quick Take: Four Ways to Own the First SERP
+ My View: QR Codes and Social Media Have Little Impact on Shoppers
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How-To Five Ways to Create a Data-Driven Marketing Culture
By Jim Bergeson
When handled adeptly, customer data can be a marketer's most reliable weapon for reaching customers' buying intentions—and closing sales. Learn five ways to build a data-driven marketing culture that'll help you get results. Read More
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PRO PRO Favorite Take 10: How to Build a Twitter Following in a Week
In just 10 minutes, MarketingProfs' own Megan Leap shows you how to build a Twitter following in a week. Learn how to create a compelling profile to attract high-quality followers, use Twitter lists, get people to follow you back, and more. Read More
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Survey Says
Ad Agencies Slow to Adapt to Online Marketing
Only 9% of senior-level marketers say traditional ad agencies are doing a good job of evolving and extending service capabilities in the digital age. Moreover, such firms are likely to be challenged by specialized digital marketing providers in 2012. Read More
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Quick Take
Four Ways to Own the First SERP
If customers aren't familiar with your business, they're likely to conduct some research before buying from you. That's why owning the first search engine results page (SERP) is a critical part of your Web-presence optimization. Here are four ways to land on page one of a Google search. Read More
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My View Marketing Study Shocker: QR Codes and Social Media Have Little Impact on Shoppers
By Ted Mininni
How effective are social media and QR codes in influencing shoppers? Though such digital media can build brand awareness and help customers save time and money, other tools are necessary to drive an actual purchase. Read More
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What is the value of incorporating outbound links into one's blog/Web content? How important are they to organic search rankings? Go To Question
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