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TRACPOINT WIRELESS INVITED TO SPEAK AT CES 2006
Maximizing Wireless Retail Marketing Results
www.tracpointwireless.com
by Tracpoint Wireless
TracPoint Wireless recently attended CES 2006, the world's largest consumer electronics show held January 4-8, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. TracPoint President Brad MacArthur and Vice President Mark Landgren were panelists for a wireless training session entitled: "Maximizing Your Wireless Retail Marketing Results".
Attendees had the opportunity to participate in a block of wireless-specific training sessions where customers and prospects alike learned practical ways for improving their marketing results with TracPoint programs.
The session was facilitated by the Wireless Industry's leading consultant, Ed Legum, President of the Edmond Howard Network. The panel included discussion on how the Wireless Retailer can improve marketing results, increase ROI, and make the most of every lead generated, along with topics from Ed's recently released book "New Profits in Wireless Retailing"
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MARKETING PLANS FOR 2006
www.topazpartners.com
by Kevin Whalen - Topaz Partners
January is a time when many companies begin to roll out plans for the year ahead, and for many this means looking at marketing activities. In the wireless dealer market, those activities traditionally have revolved around advertising and direct mail. These are tried and true marketing vehicles with which you are all accustomed. Could this be the year that you distance yourself from the competition by taking a fresh look at your marketing options?
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