E-mail marketing is dead?
Well, not just yet. But the emergence of Google Wave may just change everything. In the way, HTTP transformed our research from print to on-line, Wave will become our standard for communication, both one-way and interactive -- in a single session.

Don't just lie there. Do something!
That what people are saying to their Web sites.

Today's Web presence has to be more than an electronic brochure. It has to create an interactive 24x7 experience for your prospects and customers. It has to be aware of their needs and respond to them.

Time to get serious about marketing? Bizville combines the traditional marketing practices of the last century with today's emerging social media.. You probably already have a Web site. Learn how to use it to capture sales and membership growth.

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Yes, it's that happy time of the year

Posted on: May 19th, 2009
We're celebrating Christmas at our house but whatever you are celebrating, we wish you the safest, funnest, and warmest holidays for you and your loved ones. And a prosperous 2010.

Call us if you need help shoveling the driveaway.

PUBLISHED JUNE 11TH, 2009 | CONTINUE READING

SalesForce.com Training and Orientation

Well, yes, SalesForce.com is inuitive and easy to use. If you didn't already have a full-time job. Part of effective CRM is getting everyone on board quickly. We can help you get going fast with training and customization.

PUBLISHED DEC 18TH, 2009 | CONTINUE READING

Five tested ways to convert more software trials to purchases

Posted on: May 19th, 2009
What if I told you that five changes to your software could increase revenue 25-50%? It's possible because of two facts: most trials don't convert, and you're too close to your software to see its obvious flaws.

PUBLISHED OCT 11TH, 2009 | CONTINUE READING

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"Chris Lytle's Sales Success Tip: Looking for the quickest route to success? Heed this advice from writer Henry Miller. "In this age, which believes that there is a short cut to everything, the greatest lesson to be learned is that the most difficult way is, in the long run, the easiest."

So here's the easiest route to sales success: Fill the pipeline. See the people. Work the process over and over again. You'll be many miles and dollars ahead of the short cut seekers.”

CHRIS LYTLE

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