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Victor Iryniuk September 16, 2021 Outbound marketing or “interruption” marketing is not everyone’s favorite. For marketers, outbound marketing is less converting (but not less effective) than inbound. It requires more creative persuasion because you’re approaching the consumer with a pitch instead of the consumer approaching you for info. For web users, it’s a blatant interruption … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why “Old School” Display Advertising is Not Dead. And Probably Never Will Be.
Dave BrockApril 8, 2015 We’ve all heard the phrase, “You can’t teach old dogs new tricks.” It could be rephrased, “You can’t teach ‘old’ business people new tricks.” If this really were true, then every business is condemned to failure. No organization can sustain itself and grow, unless they are committed to learn, change, execute, … Continue reading Teaching “Old Dogs New Tricks”
By Kurt Shaver, Published October 29, 2014 A few weeks ago, I wrote a blog called “My 1-week Social Selling Experiment” about nurturing the relationships with my LinkedIn connections. I used LinkedIn’s “Keep in Touch” feature that tells you when your connections have trigger events like: A promotion A new job A move A mentioned … Continue reading Results Of My “Old School” Social Selling Experiment
