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Seth Shaw
VP of Sales and Marketing - LogMeIn

Don't miss your connection!

Seth Shaw, VP of Sales and Marketing at LogMeIn, discusses how business travellers can stay connected during their travels
05 Jul 2010

Solving today’s sales and marketing challenges

Hancock Information Group | www.hancockinfo.com

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Yet independent research suggests that traditional business-to-business sales and marketing approaches are not effective. Problematic results include: absent market visibility necessary to engage prospects in their solution interests; lost business opportunities due to inadequate coverage and low adoption rate of marketing output (leads); and fragmented sales and marketing processes. These challenging problems can be overcome by integrating and optimizing sales and marketing practices across enterprises, and mid-market and small business marketplaces.

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