This is just an egocentric informational...note....plea maybe? If you'll look to the right, you'll see my next three speaking engagements which follow the three I did this month so far. All of these fall within a week of each other so I figured that I'd better get ' on getting you signed up for these events - any one, two or three. Each has its own registration. Each has its own costs (webinars are free; NY speaking gig is not) - all worthy of a trip to your PC or to NYC (who wouldn't want to go to NYC?, he asked all innocent like)
IF you're interested in how to improve the customer experience and retain customers in a downturn - then go to the Sword-Ciboodle webinar on March 18th and click here or on the CRM Magazine banner on the right
IF you're interested in the use of social tools for selling and customer insight, check out the InsideView webinar on March 19 at 1:00 pm EDT here or register by clicking on the banner ad at right.
IF you're looking for an understanding of the new business models driven by the social customer - even in a recessionary period - pony up and go to NYC and the Liminal Group speaking thing. This one also features HR industry rock star Penelope Trunk of the Brazen Careerist fame and Sage CRM general manager and great speaker in his own right - Dave Van Toor This one is actually worth the money. Click on this sentence or register by clicking on the right.
That's it for now. Sign up. Go to something. Show me the love, people.
Hi Jason,
Thanks for even asking. They seem to be available. Here's the InsideView seminar on Sales 2.0 strategies and landscape http://www.insideview.com/WEBINAR/ARCHIVES/greenberg-webinar-032009.html. Here's the Sword-Ciboodle discussion on Maximizing the value of customers in a downturn and beyond. Left side, middle of page here: http://www.sword-ciboodle.com/en-us/interact.html. The Liminal Group video will be up for rebroadcast and I'll do a blog posting on this stuff. shortly.
Posted by: Paul G. | March 28, 2009 at 06:56 AM
Paul, Are these webinars posted online, for those of that missed them?
Thanks,
Jason
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Posted by: Jason Foster North | March 28, 2009 at 03:02 AM