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Technology Sales & Marketing - Party Like its 1999?

The ROI Guy

A Q&A with me on latest IT sales and marketing metrics, trends and best practices Is 2006 shaping up to be a good year for IT spending growth? in 2006, with annual growth in software sales leading the way at 7.0%. The latest survey results were just released by IDC, and it looks like there is some cause for celebration.

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Five Reasons You May Not Be Spending Enough on Content Marketing

The ROI Guy

Extending this trend over the next five years means that sales may be completely bypassed in some B2B markets, and certainly will be shaped differently by this trend in all markets. These five buyer trends will truly define the next decade in marketing, creating a roadmap for additional content marketing investments.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Do White Papers Still Engage? They do if.

The ROI Guy

New digital marketing channels have made it more efficient than ever to broadcast marketing messages to prospects, but are the current strategies effective at connecting with and educating ever more skeptical and frugal buyers ? Alinean joins Content Marketing Institute (CMI) Trend Micro Risk and Compliance Assessment tool (p.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Measure to Manage - Driving Sales.

The ROI Guy

Transferring knowledge to sales representatives, and then helping these reps more effectively share this knowledge with customers and prospects is the mission of sales enablement, and it has become a vital best practice to overcome Information Overload, fight Frugalnomics and take control of Internet driven Buying Cycles.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Forrester announces Sales Enablement.

The ROI Guy

The new go-to market models are shaped by buying organizations who are forced to do-more-with-less, as a result, putting pressure on solution providers to demonstrate clearly how proposed solutions can help prospects drive savings, improve competitive advantage and deliver bottom-line impact. Demand Generation In the Face of Frugalnomics and.

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