Hi - I'm Megan, the Director of Marketing for Compendium. Thanks for stopping by.
As the marketing director for a BtoB Software- as- a- Service search marketing company, I'm responsible for all demand generation both online and offline.
And, we drink our own kool-aid. Blogs are a vital component to our search marketing strategy. In fact, at Compendium, over 50% of all online traffic comes from our blogs, and it's my job to take that traffic and convert it into new business.
To learn more about how Compendium and other businesses are using blogs to generate traffic and acquire new customers,
sign up for a demo today or follow me on Twitter @megancglover.
Hard to believe Compendium's first ever
Innovation
Day was one week ago. The excitement around the projects and
teamwork continue to linger in the office and the question on
everyone's mind, aside getting these great features to market is,
when's the next Innovation Day?!
It's great how a team can rally around the success of an idea or
campaign but just as...
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Compendium's flying to Palm Springs next week and attending the
2011 eTail West conference, February 22-25. If
you're attending, drop us a line at info@compendium.com so we can
connect.
Our CoFounder/CEO
Chris Baggott will be leading an
exclusive roundtable discussion about the state of search and
social media and
Jennifer Buscher and
Nick Murray will be...
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Dear Citrix,
This is Megan from Compendium. We've been clients of yours for
quite some time, but your torturing ways have finally got the best
of us. We love that your solution is practically free but your
consistent delivery delay, audio blunders and incompatibility with
Macs have finally pushed us to look elsewhere. Free at the price of
professionalism...
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Someone sent me this great article today from BtoB Magazine called:
Study says more companies are blogging. The article is a result
of an eMarketer study that suggests corporate blogs will rise by
39% in 2011.
The main reasons for adoption are:
- Communication
- Lead Generation
- Customer Service
- Branding
Check out this post I wrote called
Compendium noBlogware which...
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Repurposing marketing content so that it's most accessible to the
end user has become an important practice for today's marketer.
Here's a great example of how one of our partners,
Webinar Resources, is
helping marketers deliver rich, educational content more
effectively.
Webinar resources is a full service firm that helps marketers
execute, promote and...
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Here's a
great
post from Marketo's Director of Marketing, Maria Pergolino.
What I like about Maria's post, in addition to the great mention of
Compendium, is her definition of lead
generation.
Lead generation cannot solely be measured on volume, there must be
a balance of volume coupled with leads that are genuinely
interested in purchasing your product now...
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It's official Compendium is losing Blogware. We're in the process
of deblogging our website, collateral, business cards, domains -
you name it.
You might be asking yourself, Why?
When Compendium was founded almost four years ago Blogware made a
lot of sense. The term immediately resonated with marketers looking
to implement blogging strategies within their...
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Let's face it, Marketing 2010 cannot be a "one-size fits all"
strategy. With all of the transparent online tools at our disposal
such as: keyword research, social networks, web analytics, blogs
and search engines - communicating to personalities and buying
persona's must become standard practice for online marketing.
This is a great (and free) resource from...
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A big congratulations goes out to Compendium client and marketing
rockstar, Rose Cahill for being featured in the August/September
edition of Chief Marketer. Access the website
here.
Rose is the VP/Director of Marketing for
SBLI and is responsible for the immense
success her company has had integrating social, direct and mass
media strategies for optimal...
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