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+ How-To: Five Ways to Boost Revenue Without Increasing Customer Count
+ PRO Seminar Today: How to Lead the Mindful Marketing Revolution
+ Survey Says: How Well Do B2B Marketers Understand Their Customers?
+ My View: Left-Brained Thinkers Are Becoming More Important in Marketing
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How-To Five Ways to Boost Revenue Without Increasing Customer Count
By Casey Farquharson
In search of additional revenue, businesses often go off into the unknown, chasing new customers and forgetting about their existing customer or client base and its vast untapped potential. Read More
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PRO Today's PRO Seminar: How to Lead the Mindful Marketing Revolution
You'll discover how today's marketing revolutionaries have learned to stop, breathe, and reflect on the more human side of marketing to generate new opportunities and transform customer relationships. Read More
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Survey Says
How Well Do B2B Marketers Understand Their Customers?
By Ayaz Nanji
Some 80% of B2B marketers say they can gauge which customers are their most valuable, and 64% say they understand customers' past purchase behaviors, according to a recent report from Regalix. Read More
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My View Why Left-Brained Thinkers Are Becoming More Important in Marketing
By Derek Slayton
Marketing has a reputation for being the domain of right-brained people. But lately, left-brained thinkers are growing in importance. Read More
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