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Are your lead-generation investments being wasted?
Five steps for improving customer retention and increasing revenues
The key to successful direct mail—know your audience
Leads, sales, and customer retention:
Profitable strategies for business-to-business
and government marketers

Honing your pitch
Five reasons enewsletters get trashed
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Are your lead-generation investments being wasted?
by M.H."Mac" McIntosh

Are your lead-generation investments being wasted? Billions of business-to-business marketing dollars are spent each year on generating sales leads. Billions more are spent to fulfill and follow up on marketing responses, and to determine which are qualified and ready for sales attention. Unfortunately, much of this investment is wasted. Why? Because many demand-generation programs and lead-qualification efforts are not in harmony with the needs of sales.
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Five steps for improving customer retention and increasing revenues
by Chris Nelson

Are you defending and extending your recurring revenues from customers? Here are five steps to hang on to customers, increase their satisfaction and keep them buying your products and services.
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Five reasons enewsletters get trashed
by Dianna Huff

Why do some enewsletters work well while others get trashed? Information about enewsletter best practices abounds—from creating content to analyzing click-through rates. Yet, not much information exists about what makes a newsletter "baaaad." B-to-B copywriter Dianna Huff collected about a dozen enewsletters for six months and reports from the trenches on why some enewsletters get trashed.
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