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12/19/2009

How Blogs Help Flipping The Sales Funnel

Blogs help flipping the sales funnel as author and marketer Seth Godin asserts in this video interview.

Blogs are important for marketing your brand, small to medium sized business, multi-million dollar corporation or simple product or service because they turn the sales process on its head.

Download a free copy of Seth's eBook here and read more about how a blog helps flipping the funnel at our PostRanger blog.

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