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Online Marketing Tools That Work

Apr 30, 2010


Entrpreneur: Online Marketing Tools That Work

Entrepreneur magazine offers a round-up of online marketing tools, with reviews of Vertical Response, WeMeUs, MailChimp and SalesForce.com.


“What are your top strategies for keeping in front of customers in 2010? Chances are, as an entrepreneur, you’re looking to connect with your customers faster and more easily. You want to strengthen relationships with customers to help drive and increase your revenue. You can accomplish that with an online marketing tool. The key is to find the best tool for you and your business.

A lot of online tools claim to make you a better, faster marketer. Many also promise to help you easily connect with your customers. So, how do you choose? The trick is to pick online marketing tools that not only help you reach your customers, but also are really easy for you to use.”

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