Archive for the ‘High Value Content’ Category

PostHeaderIcon Community Support – Your Mileage May Vary

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I’ve been doing research on open source licensing strategies and community interactions for an upcoming report.  My research brought me to the Ingres Community Forum, where I hoped to gain some insight about Ingres’ traction as an open source player.  Ingres uses a dual-license model (GPL v2 with FLOSS exception) and runs a vendor-managed community.

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PostHeaderIcon Stalking the Perfect Website Registration

article-graphic3You’ve been there; so have I.  Slaved into the night to write that killer white paper, staged the archive of an informative webcast, or made a very cool gizmo available for download leadfrom the website.  And all we asked for in return was a registration.  To quote a Chinese curse, “May your wishes come true”. Read the rest of this entry »

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PostHeaderIcon A 3-Step Formula for Building High-Value Content

article-graphic3Leads are the lifeblood of any sales organization. In volume markets, website 123_2registrations are a vital source of leads. By offering visitors compelling value exchanges, vendors motivate those visitors to take an important step along the progressive engagement journey – moving their relationships from anonymous to trusted. “Offer me something of value and I will tell you who I am” is the essence of the transaction. Read the rest of this entry »

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PostHeaderIcon Progressive Engagement

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At some level, most software companies navigate a relationship progression with prospective customers that includes the following elements: Read the rest of this entry »

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