My Thought Leadership Interview with Eloqua

December 6, 2010

As one of the top experts in marketing lead generation, Eloqua recently invited me to share insights on the marketing automation space and they ran it recently.

And we did a great radio show (Expert’s Roundtable) on btob lead generation last week for Focus.com. SandHill.com ran an article by us on Software Marketing too, entitled “What’s Wrong With Kids: How Your Products and Services are Actually Perceived.”

It’s seems Find New Customers is getting lots of publicity today.

Here you go.

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My Thought Leadership Interview with Eloqua

And we did a great radio show (Expert’s Roundtable) on btob lead generation last week for Focus.com. SandHill.com ran an article by us on Software Marketing too, entitled “What’s Wrong With Kids: How Your Products and Services are Actually Perceived.”

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And we did a great radio show (Expert’s Roundtable) on btob lead generation last week for Focus.com. SandHill.com ran an article by us on Software Marketing too, entitled “What’s Wrong With Kids: How Your Products and Services are Actually Perceived.”

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