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Planning the Social Media Way

May 22, 2010

Planning sales “events” with social media while similar to the traditional sales model is not the same. During the #unGeeked conference last week I got a glimpse of the HubSpot social media sales funnel.
Sales will always be about the funnel. What changes is how the funnel gets filled and in my case how the sales [...]

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Reading and 30-Day Action Plans

April 8, 2010

The power of the month long action plan was revealed to me about a month ago, when right here on this blog I committed to write 31 blog posts in 31 days and then I did it.
In a month, repeated behavior becomes a habit. That is the real power in planning a month at a [...]

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March Madness 31 posts in 31 days

March 31, 2010

Thirty-one days ago I set out to write 31 posts in 31 days. This is it, the thirty-first post. Thirty here and one on QuickInternetPages.com (or QIP.com) the blog idea that was created by the 31 posts exercise.
Now, I am going to ramble a bit.
I learned a lot about me, writing and the fine art [...]

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#73: From the desk of Jim Raffel

December 12, 2008

These troubled economic times have transformed many of us in the Graphic Arts into senior level executives. What I mean is that we must all manage a long list of multiple priorities on a daily basis. Each and every day we are asked to get more done with fewer resources of every type. So, [...]

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