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CRM September 1, 2009 Jessica Tsai	The 2009 Elite - ShipServ Sets Sale Despite the economic storm, a maritime-industry e-marketplace stays afloat with Marketo lead management.
CRM September 1, 2009 Lauren McKay	The 2009 Influential Leaders - The Aggregator Guy Kawasaki has helped to legitimize Twitter for marketing.
CRM September 1, 2009 Jessica Tsai	The 2009 Influential Leaders - The Facilitator Chris Brogan has a following that extends from the enterprise to the entrepreneur, and to every social media user looking (hoping) to figure it all out.
CRM September 1, 2009	The 2009 Market Leaders - Marketing Solutions Here are the top five rated companies in the marketing resource management category.
CRM September 1, 2009 Lauren McKay	The 2009 Rising Stars - Facebook Facebook's the hottest place on earth for consumers to connect to each other. But is it the place for businesses to connect to them, as well?
Search Engine Watch September 25, 2009 Joshua Palau	The Big "O" -- Offshoring Offshoring is a simple word, but one that elicits strong responses. In a down economy, the case for offshoring is simple. But there are issues to address to know when and how to offshore part of your search marketing program.
InternetNews September 24, 2009	Social Network Ad Spend Surging Nielsen analysis finds advertisers are warming up to Facebook, MySpace and other social sites.
Search Engine Watch September 24, 2009 Sage Lewis	Sage's Twitter Promotion Experiment How do people feel about selling or being sold in social media? Is charity one thing, but for-profit something different?
CIO September 23, 2009 Kim S. Nash	How Service Oriented Architecture Helps a Music Promoter Keep the Hits Coming Artist 2 Market clients Spinal Tap, Dolly Parton and Tommy Lee use service oriented architecture-based applications to promote their work to fans.
Search Engine Watch September 23, 2009 Andy Atkins-Kruger	Do Accents Really Matter in International SEO? Do search engines these days compensate for accented characters automatically? Some argue that all you need to do is directly place the character in HTML and Google will do the work for you. So what's the story?
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