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Join Scribe Software Vice President of Marketing and Product Marketing John Gravely on March 24 at 11 AM EST as he discusses the multi-channel strategies and tactics used by his marketing team at Scribe, and how you can take these same strategies and incorporate them into actionable items for your company. Topics will include Scribe's use of:
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I\'m a great fan of Scribe\'s software. However, i\'m totally not interested in how you do your marketing. Why don\'t you stick to the knitting and blog about system integration?
Just because you\'re eager to share your marketing experiences doesn\'t mean your customers want to hear about them.
Posted by: ScribeFan | 03/06/2010 at 12:49 PM
The webcast is, of course, optional and it is first webcast we've done about anything other than integration. The idea came about because the development team (who usually does our webcasts) is very busy working on the Scribe 7 release and couldn't spare the time to prepare for a webcast. Not wanting to miss an opportunity to provide our customers and partners some sort of content the Marketing team decided on this topic. Although it is now more than two weeks until this webcast we already have over 70 people signed up. We appreciate your interest in Scribe and will get back to the integration webcasts once Scribe 7 is released (and hopefully sooner).
Posted by: Scribe Software | 03/08/2010 at 10:26 AM