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Oct 20, 2015 Vol. 14, No. 202
In this issue
1. How-To: Do's and Don'ts of Top-of-Funnel Marketing
2. My View: What B2B E-Commerce Can Learn From B2C
3.  PRO  Take 10: Three Ways to Make Sure Your Press Release Gets Noticed
4. Survey Says: Influencing Buying: The Disconnect Between Marketers and Consumers
5. Infographic: Arm Your Content Marketing for the New Battlefield
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How-To
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Do's and Don'ts of Top-of-Funnel Marketing
By Maribeth Ross
Top-of-funnel marketing is all about engaging prospects with thought leadership and content marketing—not beating them over the head with hard-sell tactics. So how do you get the word out about your product? Read More
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Take 10: Three Ways to Make Sure Your Press Release Gets Noticed
In just 10 minutes, we'll walk you through three simple steps to ensure your press releases make it to print. You'll learn how to craft a newsworthy angle, adhere to universal journalistic guidelines, and give editors just the right amount of spice to help your press release really stand out. Read More
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Influencing Buying Decisions: The Disconnect Between Marketers and Consumers
By Ayaz Nanji
Most marketers say traditional advertising is the most effective means of influencing buying decisions, yet consumers say advertising is one of the least-trusted influences, according to a recent report from Experticity. Read More
Quick Take
Arm Your Content Marketing for the New Battlefield [Infographic]
By Verónica Maria Jarski
The realm of customer experience, where new content marketing lives, is a little-traveled terrain. Marketers who brave it first can expect to win big with customers. Read More
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My View
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What B2B E-Commerce Can Learn From B2C
By Darren Hill
B2Bs should consider having the same selling best-practices that their B2C counterparts already mastered—or fear consumer abandonment for the better experience on the market. Read More

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