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When prospecting, remember that just because someone is interested in your business doesn't necessarily mean they're right for you. On the Big Fat Marketing Blog, read why Marcus Sheridan of The Sales Lion thinks marketers need to be selective about who they target.
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By Jason Hahn
Old school B2B SEO was all about getting traffic immediately by gaming algorithms and ranking well for certain keywords. Today, that definition has changed, and this requires businesses to take a more holistic view, says Jim McKinley of 360 Partners.
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