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Generation Y: A bunch of Pompous Punks? Maybe.
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WOW !!! THE RESULTS ARE IN …
Brands like Adidas paid $80 million to $100 million to be the official sponsor of the games. Global sponsors Coca-Cola & McDonald's--spent a combined $850 million to sponsor the Olympics. All with the desire of selling to China's emerging 250 million-strong middle class as a way to build brand awareness with Chinese consumers to increase sales.
The results of the research were discouraging for those companie… Continue
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Are your Customers Frustrated? Your Employees are too!
After being bounced from employee to employee and calls to the owner were not returned, a livid Ann found herself… Continue
Posted on November 22, 2008 at 11:20am —
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Laurence J. Peter
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BtoB Email Update
3 items that should be in your 2010 e-mail budget
After hearing about job and spending cuts for months, e-mail marketing company ExactTarget, in conjunction with training and advice provider Econsultancy, this week released a new research brief that contains a little good news about marketing...Which e-mail marketing best practices are most important for small businesses?
E-mail marketing is one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to market a small business. Donand#8217;t fall into the trap of thinking you need to know everything about e-mail before you get started.Why should I collect preferences from my customers and prospects?
Collecting preferences, interests, likes and dislikes from your customers and prospects to better understand them as individuals is the foundation for developing more relevant, effective messaging for your e-mail marketing communications.E-mail secrets and lies: The call to action
Your e-mail message's call to action is often what gets people to click through or, even better, take a step toward making a purchase. Still, the wrong call to action or design can sink a campaign.Groups
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Discussion Forum
Indy Custom Cornhole
Started by Jeff Rothe Dec. 31, 2009.
Figuring out the details...look inside for ideas 6 Replies
Started by Will Hardison. Last reply by Jeff Rothe Dec. 31, 2009.
When can you play???? 8 Replies
Started by Will Hardison. Last reply by Jeff Rothe Dec. 31, 2009.
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Welcome to GBN! We are happy to have you in our group
Thanks so much for the great advice. I have briefly looked at the Rainmakers site and find it extremely interesting. I will definitely enjoy attending one of their meetings!
You should post the Seth Godin video on Purple Cows too. Thanks for the contribution!
Good to see you on SI!
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