Archive for April, 2008

Working Smarter on Webinars

April 30th, 2008 — Amy Bills

I’m quoted in a DemandGenReport article today, “B2B Marketers Test New Web Seminar Formats to Maintain Registrant Numbers.” It’s a good snapshot of key trends in Webinars right now: The need to work harder in order to keep attendance numbers steady; the move toward rich media; experimentation with different formats and lengths.
We’ve had some success lately [...]

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The “Action Dashboard” — More than Just a Lot of Data

April 30th, 2008 — Tim Wilson

Avinash Kaushik (aka, My Analytics Hero) has a great post today on The “Action Dashboard” (An Alternative To Crappy Dashboards). In his typically tangible, engaging way, Avinash has mounted one of my all-time favorite soapboxes — it is a grand misconception to see “using data” as primarily an exercise of capturing data and then [...]

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Welcome to the New Bullblog!

April 26th, 2008 — Tim Wilson

Welcome to our new and improved blog platform! We pride ourselves on our internal experimentation, in that our Marketing department is our R&D lab. In hindsight, our previous blog platform was a bit of a failed experiment. But, we try to fail forward, so, after watching our homegrown platform steadily lose ground to the mainstream [...]

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The Bulldog Reengagement Program

April 8th, 2008 — Tim Wilson

I did a presentation to the Austin Eloqua user group meeting this afternoon, and there was enough interest in the material that it seemed worth sharing more broadly.

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