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FEATURED PAPERS & RESOURCES |
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| Email Marketing Goes Social |
 While the World Wide Web continues to generate exciting new forms of human interaction, including such Web 2.0 offshoots as social networking and video-sharing sites, wikis and blogs, what is just as exciting are the new engagement-marketing opportunities that result from the joining of both old and new Internet-based communication technologies. Email and social networks represent such a nexus. |
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| MGMA Connexion Magazine |
 MGMA Connexion™ magazine is the medical group practice professional's power resource. This popular magazine is filled with insight from peers, advice from experts and timely information on a variety of cutting-edge healthcare industry topics. MGMA Connexion™ magazine ranks as the "must-read" magazine for nearly 23,000 Medical Group Management (MGMA) members. MGMA's flagship publication is distributed ten times per year with a circulation well beyond the nearly 23,000 readers. About 50% or readers report the MGMA that they pass the issues on to other readers. This sample issue includes trend stories and member case studies, providing you a behind-the-scenes perspective on the group practice industry. |
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| How to Reduce Shopping Cart Abandonment |
 Download this TRUSTe whitepaper to learn more about: Why shoppers abandon the checkout process; The pitfalls to ignoring this problem; Easy ways to create an attractive website for great customer relationship |
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| Email Automation: Do More With Less-A Knowledge Marketing Whitepaper |
 Automated email marketing programs lighten the load on today's marketers and ensure communication with prospects at the precise moment, with a targeted message. Knowledge Marketing offers their guide to creating one-to-one messaging with relevant and timely content that is fully automated. Learn more today! |
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Marketing's New 5Ps: Turning What You Know Inside Out?
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Originally the 4Ps were the basis for every marketing implementation, but with the dynamic marketplace and customers constantly changing, the 4Ps are no longer enough to satisfy your customer's needs. Changing your core values to 5Ps and integrating these ideas will allow your company to keep pace and understand the customer better. |
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