November 9, 2011 – 3:35 pm
In an exclusive online event, discover how to get the most from your lead nurturing program, and how to plan for success if you’re just getting started. Join me on Wednesday, December 7 as I present a Webinar on “Top 10 Tips for Lead Nurturing Success,” hosted by the Direct Marketing Association (DMA). In under [...]
Note: this event is now available for listening on-demand via the Spear Website. Join me and a select group of expert panelists on June 16, 2011 at 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET as we explore strategies for hosting, presenting, and marketing a successful Webinar. The 45-minute teleconference is free of charge and hosted [...]
By Howard Sewell
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Tagged event marketing, focus.com, jamie wallace, ruth stephens, steve nesich, Webinar Invitations, webinar marketing, webinar promotion, webinar strategy
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November 9, 2010 – 2:06 pm
I’ve praised Adobe’s marketing design before in this space, and the email below is yet another example of how a well-constructed brand standard can work equally well across multiple media. In this case, an invitation to download a recorded Webcast, Adobe combines a clean email design with clear, concise selling copy that gets to the [...]
By Howard Sewell
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Also posted in B2B Marketing, Branding, E-mail, email design, email marketing, Event Promotion, Webinar Invitations
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Tagged Adobe, B2B Marketing, email campaign, email design, Webinar Invitations
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Last week I was interviewed by BtoB Magazine for an article, “Webinars: Are They Worth It?” that appeared online today. The article contains some valuable insights on where Webinars fit in today’s B2B demand generation mix, and is definitely worth a read. As always, however, only a fraction of my original conversation made its way [...]
There are many things that work well in the Webinar invitation below from Salesforce.com, but one of my favorite elements is the smallest: the link at the top left corner that reads: “View on a PDA.” Click and you’re linked to a hosted, plain text, narrow-column version of the same message.