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Monthly Archives: March 2009

Mar 24

B&J @ SXSW = SRO

By: Joshua Siler

Filed under: News and Events.

We had a great time at SxSW this year. Our presentation (iPhone Development for Experienced Web Developers) was standing room only, and we had lots Read the full article…

Mar 13

Marketing Segmentation: Reaching Technical Decision Makers and Influencers

By: Lauren Goldstein

Filed under: Relationship Marketing.

In case you’re like me and want to skip to the good part about marketing segmentation to reach technical decision makers (TDMs) and technical influencers Read the full article…

Mar 12

From Marketing Liability to Lead-Gen Asset in 4 Steps

By: Mark Evertz

Filed under: Relationship Marketing.

Being in the marketing department during a budget crisis is like being a cornered fox in a foxhunt. All eyes are on your next move. Read the full article…

Mar 4

Archived Webcast: 5 Critical B2B Trends and Best Practices for 2009

By: Lauren Goldstein

Filed under: News and Events.

View this month’s 30-minute Agility Webcast, where I share our top five recommendations for marketing success in 2009. You’ll hear insights from analysts at SiriusDecisions Read the full article…

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