Congrats guys! Time to brand this up as the Conversion Vault or something like that!

Great post Brendan! Thanks for sharing the results and insights.

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Judith - thanks for your comment and I agree. Great article Ellissa, appreciate you sharing!

Nesar - appreciate hearing that. Cheers!

Nice tips Sam!

Turning off you phone in meetings has to be a number one protocol, unless there is a potential family emergency. Even then quick glance soon tells you whose calling, then you can ignore it. It just common courtesy really.

What's worse is discussing business in a public place (elevators are public places too) - you really don't know who is listening.

@BrandSprouts - nice tips on scheduling posts! Like the blog.

I absolutely concur that case studies are valuable content - I run a variety of series in my blog (e.g. comments regarding my local American Marketing Association chapter, business lessons from the Civil War, etc.) but the most popular one by far is where I tell stories about consulting scenarios I've encountered.

As a marketer I really love looking at my blogging stats and seeing what drives traffice and where that traffic comes from - it is real-time test marketing for ideas!

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