Marketing Leads

Excel Software today began shipping MarketBuddy 1.0 for Mac OS X and Windows systems. The software is designed to reduce human effort required to market any product or service using the internet, both by storing as well as organizing marketing contact information and automating common marketing activities. MarketBuddy 1.0 posts news to websites as well as press release distribution sites, lists items in product directories as well as white papers, and fills in Web forms or uploads trial/shareware to software sites automatically. The application also manages email lists, sends newsletters, and enables users to support customers while tracking sales leads. MarketBuddy 1.0 is priced at $200 and requires Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

MarketBuddy presents a window with panels for groups, contacts, documents, emails, and setup.

MySecretLeads Launches on July 1 to Help All MLM and Network Marketers ...

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Read to Succeed Seminar

Puget Sound Business Journal is more than just a news source. It's a weekly collection of leads. How do you tap into this resource and do it in the least amount of time? Find the answers at a FREE monthly seminar and networking event hosted by the Business Journal and led by Circulation Marketing Representative Elizabeth Case.

BG orchestra presenting concerts for kids

The Bowling Green Chamber Orchestra will make the orchestra experience more accessible for children with the 2008 Children's Cushion Concerts.The first performance, called "Step in Time," will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the L&N Train Depot. Tickets - which are $10 plus a $2 box-office fee for each show or $30 plus a $6 box-office fee for a subscription to all three shows - are available online at www.bgco.com, by phone at 846-2426 or at the BGCO office at 1046 Elm St. Subscriptions include one child and one adult ticket and a Perry's Pal pack, which includes a special stadium cushion, T-shirt, CD of Perry's Pals Club Song, a coloring book, crayons and more.The concerts are targeted at children ages 2 to 9, BGCO director of marketing Heather Higgins said. Children sit on cushions on the floor with the orchestra as BGCO music director Jeff Reed leads them through the interactive concert."It's a way to get children into music at an early age in an informal setting," she said.

infoUSA(R) Announces Resignation of Board Member Dennis P. Walker

Aviation. At a Board of Directors meeting on January 25, 2008, the infoUSA board accepted Mr. Walker's resignation, fixed the current number of directors at ten, and passed a resolution expressing the appreciation of the Company for Mr. Walker's years of service. "We are sorry to lose Denny as a director, and thank him for serving so well," said Vin Gupta, infoUSA's Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "We wish him all the best going forward." About infoUSA infoUSA (www.infoUSA.com), founded in 1972, is the leading provider of business and consumer databases for sales leads & mailing lists, database marketing services, data processing services and sales and marketing solutions. Content is the essential ingredient in every marketing program, and infoUSA has the most comprehensive data in the industry, and is the only company to own 12 proprietary databases under one roof.

Jonathan Compton Joins Psychemedics Corporation as Director of ...

ACTON, Mass., Jan. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Psychemedics Corporation (AMEX: PMD) today announced that Jonathan Compton has joined the company as Director of Marketing.

Since 1999, Jonathan has served as Director of Marketing for DeWolff, Boberg and Associates, a management consulting firm where he recruited, trained and managed a twelve person inside sales team that generated leads for the outside sales force. From 1995 to 1999, Jonathan was a manager for Arthur Andersen LLP's National Specialty Team for Family Wealth Planning where he managed inside sales that generated meetings with high net worth clients for Arthur Andersen's tax partners and managers in the U.S.

Photos: NJTC IT Industry Network Hosts Reception: Social Networking ...

SOUTH ORANGE, N.J., Nov. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Social networking websites such as MySpace, Facebook and LinkedIn aren't just for teenagers. In fact, these URLs, and others including specialty medical sites, are rapidly becoming the go-to spots for professionals who want to log on, learn, share and meet potential customers and partners.

The program will include a panel discussion and presentations about how you can use social networking websites to enhance your business by generating leads, conducting marketing research, and creating targeted advertising campaigns.

Why not fine Andrew Symonds for abuse?

And if that was all we needed to know about this latest incident, match referee Mike Proctor did no more than justice to ban Singh from the rest of the series. Many Australian fans and commentators gleefully assumed this was indeed all there was to it -- that a nasty Indian had vilified a gallant Australian. The subtext was too delicious: We were absurdly glad we could finally call brown men racists and prove our redeemed goodness by defending a coloured player of our own. But the Indians appealed, and the International Cricket Council got a real judge to check the facts. And suddenly the picture shifted. Consider the following evidence, taken from Hansen's judgment. On that last tour of India, Symonds and Singh shook hands on a deal not to talk trash to each other again, but Symonds snapped in Sydney when Singh paid bowler Brett Lee a compliment, of all things.