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Infographic: How to use SMS to win love, leads, revenue

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trillion messages sent worldwide in 2012 [1] , it’s no wonder that sweethearts and marketers alike are flocking to this communication channel, and salespeople are just beginning to understand its value. 1] Portio Research, Mobile Messaging Futures 2012-2016, 2012. [2] With an estimated 9.6

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The importance of having allies: How Jenzabar complements Leads360’s offering for schools with continuing education programs

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May 30, 2012 — As I write this, I’m on a plane flying to the popular annual conference of one of our partners, Jenzabar. At the 30,000 foot level (yes, pun intended – I am on a plane after all), Leads360 helps get the right student candidates connected to and engaged with the right people in the school’s admissions department.

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The Fundementals of Sales Success

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Leads360 is exhibiting at Dreamforce 2012, the industries largest cloud computing and enterprise technology event. Leads360 will be in booth 224. This week, Leads360 is exhibiting at Salesforce’s premiere event, Dreamforce 2012. The post The Fundementals of Sales Success appeared first on Leads360 Blog.

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3 tips for leveraging SMS in the sales process

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In fact, a study just released by Leads360 found that only 2.1% of sales prospects received a text message during the sales cycle. The research examined more than 3.5 million prospect interactions of businesses who use Leads360 to power their sales engines. Send text messages with purpose.

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New Leads Study Supports Quickness and Follow Up

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This fact is from research previously done by Leads360 , a cloud based leads management and sales automation company. I hope they see this research. The study showed that 40% of the prospects in the study who had given an email address never received a single email from the seller. What could be wrong with that?

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