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+ How-To: CMO and CIO—A Beautiful Friendship?
+ PRO Take 10: Using Email to Nurture Your Leads on a Budget
+ Survey Says: B2B Marketing Tactics Not Driving Enough Sales Leads
+ Quick Take: How to Discover an SEO Cheater in Your Midst
+ My View: Follow Your Social Media Road Map
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How-To CMO and CIO: A Beautiful Friendship?
By Jill Puleri
As analytics become increasingly vital to understanding customers, CMOs can no longer enjoy the luxury of being naive about IT. Here are six steps CMOs can take to embrace technology tools and boost their effectiveness. Read More
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PRO Take 10: Using Email to Nurture Your Leads on a Budget
Using targeted and timely emails to nurture your leads and help them through the buying cycle can be critical to your bottom line. In just 10 minutes, you'll learn how to effectively nurture your leads via email without breaking the bank. Read More
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Survey Says
B2B Marketing Tactics Not Driving Enough Sales Leads
Some 61% of B2B marketers say generating more leads is their biggest marketing challenge in 2012. Nearly two-thirds say their marketing mix doesn't meet sales pipeline demands (32%) or they are unsure of whether their marketing mix is effective (31%). Read More
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Quick Take
How to Discover an SEO Cheater in Your Midst
When you're thrilled with the results of your SEO programs, you might not ask questions about how it's done, allowing potentially problematic practices to go undetected until it's too late. Is your search optimization pure and clean? Find out by taking a few simple steps. Read More
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My View Follow Your Social Media Road Map (or End Up Lost Like Clark Griswold)
By Kieran Flanagan
Planning a social media campaign is a lot like planning a trip. You need to create a road map and stick with it to avoid getting lost. Learn what you'll need on your itinerary to ensure your social media journey is a success. Read More
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