Join us for a conversation with three business leaders who will share real-world examples of how they use Salesforce CRM to manage their business. We’ll share best practices and tips and tricks to get the most out of running your small business on Salesforce CRM. Moderated by Tony Rodoni, area vice president of our small business segment, this panel will provide insight into how other organizations are using the application to provide tangible benefits to their business.
This field hearing was held at the University of Chicagos Booth School of Business and focused on how broadband technology can help small businesses spur growth and reach new markets. (Public Domain)
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While technology, communications channels and media usage habits change over time, the fundamentals of profitable business-to-business marketing do not. In this excerpted video from a live staging of the classic McGraw-Hill “Man in the Chair” ad at the Business Marketing Association’s 2009 national conference, opening speaker Ralph Oliva, executive director of the Institute for the Study of Business Markets, drives home the fundamental similarity between how buyers and sellers built awareness, credibility and business relationships 50 years ago and how they continue to do so today, albeit with many new and revolutionary tools and techniques at their disposal. For more information on BMA’s “UNlearn” conference and to see the original “Man in the Chair” ad, go to www.marketing.org and www.marketing.org
