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This day in search marketing history: January 8

Search Engine Land

2020: Page owners could use Bing Pages to aggregate social media links, publish contact details, customize Outlook profiles with images and content and promote social media posts. Utah Has Highest Google Usage, West Virginia The Lowest. Apparently In Limbo, As Contract Running Out. Yahoo’s News Digest App Is “Summly 2.0”.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 187: Q & A with Bethany Fagan @bchrisman11

Heinz Marketing

One thing I’d love for you to describe, before we get into our topic today is, as a West Virginia fan, please describe to the rest of the country what a pepperoni roll is. So yeah, but apparently quite the, where Iowa State has the Bush Lights, West Virginia has pepperoni rolls of moonshine. Matt: Yeah.

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9 more states join federal antitrust lawsuit against Google

Search Engine Land

A group of nine states, comprising Michigan, Nebraska, Arizona, Illinois, Minnesota, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Washington, and West Virginia, have become part of a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit against Alphabet’s (GOOGL.O)

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The Secret of Successful Account-Based Selling? Going After the Big Fish

Salesforce

Marketing is usually the first touchpoint; through targeted campaigns, prospective buyers are pulled in via digital ads, physical promotions, webinars, and other marketing materials. Average contract value: What is the annualized revenue per customer contract?

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How to Send a Compelling Reminder Email (with Examples and Templates)

Salesforce

Back to top ) 4 scenarios when reminder emails are critical Here are four examples of when a reminder email can help you nurture the customer relationship.

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How to Use Clawback Clauses in Your Sales Compensation Strategy

Salesforce

Clawbacks have been widely used as part of employment contracts across many industries, particularly since the financial crash of 2008, as a means to protect a business against fraudulent activity. And, even if the contracts themselves adhere to these regulations, a single miscalculation or accounting error can put a company at risk.