Blogs1 - 10 of 50 recent posts for tag:"B2B advertising"
30
Jun
2009
Effective Product Advertising on B2B Portals  

5 days ago by admin

With many B2B portals around, B2B product advertising is not a new concept anymore. In recent years, many companies have more than doubled their bugets for B2B product advertising. Despite this, many of them get less trade enquiries than others. When it comes to B2B advertising, it is not the same a ...

IndiaBizOne Blog - indiabizone.com/blog

25
Jun
2009
Twitter and the Revolution in Iran – Freedom of Speech will Prevail  

10 days ago by Scott Dunn

Iran couldn’t keep the news out. They blacked out the airwaves, banned reporters, jammed the internet, and crushed heads. But the new tools of technology—the Social Media—prevailed, and the whole world watched and listened as the Iran Thugocracy was revealed. The information age is here, and there w ...

Dunn's Den of Knowledge. - townplanner.wordpress.com · 1 reference

19
Jun
2009
B2B marketing ROI of a blog – with traffic and leads chart  

16 days ago by Rebekah Donaldson

I talked with Sacramento Business Journal senior reporter Kathy Robertson this week about the return on investment from the Red On Marketing Blog. Her questions got me thinking about why I do it, and this post is the result. To ground things in real world and tangible results, you’ll see a screensho ...

B2B Communications Blog: ... - blog.b2bcommunications.com · 12 references

10
Jun
2009
Six marketing gotchas CEOs can avoid  

25 days ago by Rebekah Donaldson

After more than a decade of advising CEOs and Marketing Directors about structuring marketing investments, I see a pattern in companies' marketing successes and failures. This guide will show you how to sidestep some common "gotchas" of CEO-led decisions about marketing.

B2B Communications Blog: ... - blog.b2bcommunications.com · 12 references

05
Jun
2009
B2C versus B2B – do B2B buyers feel more risk?  

30 days ago by Rebekah Donaldson

In business to business (B2B) marketing, a purchase of professional services may impact the company’s customer service, productivity, operations, legal issues, reputation, sales, and/or the bottom line. The perceived risk of a wrong decision is high. In B2C decision making the level of perceived ris ...

B2B Communications Blog: ... - blog.b2bcommunications.com · 12 references

01
Jun
2009
B-to-B's 2009 Lead Generation Guide out (PDF)  

34 days ago by hemartin

From the 2009 Issue: more / download 36 Pages, PDF (f.o.c-)

Hugo E. Martin on Media + ... - hemartin.blogspot.com · Rank: 51,257 · 80 references

B2B Publishers Rethinking Google AdSense Programs  

34 days ago by hemartin

by Marie Griffin on btobonline.com Some quotes: Christine Oldenbrook, director of marketing and e-media at Bobit Business Media: “We don’t do a lot with AdSense, and we’re cutting it back. We’re selling a lot more contextual ads ourselves since we opened up more contextual advertising space in our W ...

Hugo E. Martin on Media + ... - hemartin.blogspot.com · Rank: 51,257 · 80 references

30
May
2009
B2B ecommerce: best practices in 2009-2010  

37 days ago by Cris Rominger

If you're looking for practical, best-practices marketing advice on what works and what doesn’t, you can't beat MarketingSherpa's research. Nothing but tried-and-true findings straight from the trenches. The recently released 2009 Ecommerce Benchmark Report is full of new information to help drive s ...

B2B Communications Blog: ... - blog.b2bcommunications.com · 12 references

18
May
2009
Someone always pays  

48 days ago by celaschi

By now almost everybody has heard the Internet mantra that “information wants to be free.” What it really means is, “I want someone else to foot the bill.” -- NOTE: This post is Robert Celaschi's first bylined contribution to the B2B Communications Red On Marketing blog.

B2B Communications Blog: ... - blog.b2bcommunications.com · 12 references

Someone always pays  

48 days ago by celaschi

By now almost everybody has heard the Internet mantra that “information wants to be free.” What it really means is, “I want someone else to foot the bill.” -- NOTE: This post is Robert Celaschi's first bylined contribution to the B2B Communications Red On Marketing blog.

B2B Communications Blog: ... - blog.b2bcommunications.com · 12 references

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