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Guide: How To Design Lead Nurturing, Lead Scoring, and Drip Email Campaigns
via openviewpartners

Editor’s Note: This post originally appeared on Medium. The below is an excerpt. You can read the article in its entirety here. In my previous article, How To Track Customer Acquisitions: Customer Lifecycle, Sales Funnel, and Content Strategy, I described...
Marketo: Winning, IPOing, and Going Upmarket (Video + Transcript)
via saastr

In anticipation of the upcoming SaaStr Annual 2017, we’ll be releasing the full series of transcripts and videos from all the awesome 2016 sessions. We were super excited to have Phil Fernandez, CEO and co-founder of Marketo, sit down and talk to us...
Atlanta’s 5 Startups to Watch in 2017
via ventureatlanta

It’s that time to gaze into the crystal ball and pick the 2017 5 Atlanta-based startups to watch. This year’s fantastic five span the gamut; offering new ways to automate and streamline industries from trucking and logistics to commercial solar panel...
Big Ideas for Arkansas
via arktimes

Since 2009, the Arkansas Times has solicited suggestions from readers and a variety of experts on how to make Arkansas a better place to live. 2012 Give art jobs to teen-agers By Leslie Newell Peacock John Gaudin has so many ideas for North Little...
Is internet security fundamentally flawed?
via files.itproportal

1. What is the current state of enterprise security? As it has been for the past several years, the state of enterprise security is badly broken. We are seeing situations with great asymmetry between attacker (some script kiddies) and victim (much of...