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Demand generation is the process through which a business integrates marketing and sales to move potential buyers down the sales funnel from interest to payment. The BrightTALK demand generation community is made up of thousands of professionals sharing and learning best practices for engagement marketing, demand generation and lead scoring and nurturing through interactive webinars and videos. Register and join the conversation to attend live webinars and have your questions answered by demand generation professionals and thought leaders.
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Find the Right Marketing Automation Solution for Your Company
Michael Berger, Director, Product Marketing, Marketo
Mar 6 2015
64 mins
One size doesn't fit all when it comes to marketing automation solutions for your company. It must be tailored to your goals as a team and as a company. Knowing what features and how each solution can alter your results is the first step.
Join Michael as he takes a deep dive into how to find the best marketing automation solution for your marketing team and learn why an educated buyer is the best consumer.
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Virtual Event - Love Your Brand
Executives from leading brands such as Alaska Airlines, Elmer's Product Inc., Skip Hop and WebDAM, a Shutterstock company
Mar 5 2015
89 mins
Hear directly from brand experts to see how they're driving brand growth. Learn best practices and gain valuable insights about the technology and strategies that help top brands succeed.
Read more >
Learn the secrets of persuasive b2b copywriting in our free webinar
Catherine Toole, Chairman, Sticky Content
Mar 4 2015
48 mins
Investing a lot in content marketing? Make every pound count by ensuring you're using every persuasion technique in town to encourage prospects to click, share, download and sign up. You don't need design or technical support – just word power. We'll share a host of case studies and examples showing how a few simple copy optimisation tricks could make you a content marketing hero.
Learn how to:
• Avoid common mistakes that put prospects off content.
• Increase sign ups and data capture.
• Encourage social sharing and amplification.
• Increase engagement: dwell times; repeat visits and interaction.
• Ensure your calls to action inspire action!
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Webinar: Lifting the lid on B2B buyers – what they really do in the buying proce
John Bottom, head of demand generation, Base One
Mar 2 2015
47 mins
The B2B buying process can be long and complex. But if marketers want to be successful, they need to understand what buyers really do to arrive at their final decision. What kind of information do they seek? And where do they get it from? And who does the buying – how do the different parts of the decision-making unit interact? Do B2B buyers use social media? And what are the characteristics of the suppliers they choose – as opposed to the also-rans who missed out?
This presentation looks into findings from the recent Buyersphere Report and raises a number of fascinating points that will both interest and inform B2B marketers who want to understand their target markets more fully.
More specifically, the session will cover:
-B2B buyers' description of their 'perfect' supplier
-Insight into content preferences
-Analysis of channels used to gather information
-The composition of the buying team, including involvement of C-level
-Tips on how to engage buyers during the buying cycle
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Show Me Your Stack! with Doug Sechrist VP Demand Marketing, Five9
Doug Sechrist - VP of Demand Marketing, Five9
Feb 27 2015
53 mins
Find out what's in Five9's marketing tech stack in Lattice's Secret Sauce Series: Show Me Your Stack.
In recent years, B2B marketers have been confronted with a barrage of new technologies and systems aimed at making them more productive, efficient and successful. But which technology investments are worth making and what do you need to know before adding new systems to your technology stack?
Show Me Your Stack is an ongoing webinar series featuring a roster of forward-thinking B2B marketers that provides a glimpse into the marketing infrastructure that powers their demand gen engines and serves as the critical backbone to their business. Everything from CRM and marketing automation to content management, business intelligence and analytics systems will be covered – basically, anything in the stack!
Each episode features a different marketer who will walk you through their marketing tech stack, share their goals and explain how their teams are structured. Don't miss this rare chance to see how the best in the business invest in and use marketing technology.
About Doug Sechrist:
Doug Sechrist is Vice President of Demand Marketing at Five9, the leading provider of cloud contact center software. Before joining Five9, he served as Vice President of Demand Generation at Eloqua as well as Taleo. He has also held Corporate and Field Marketing positions at ZANTAZ, an Autonomy Company, Intira Corporation, and Ascend Communications.
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Partners in Crime - How Microsoft Used Their Sales Partners to Engage Customers
Alex Beere, Social media at Microsoft, and Anna Nichols, Axon-IT, Olivier Choron, CEO and Founder, purechannelapps,
Feb 26 2015
45 mins
Partners are incredibly valuable when it comes to B2B marketing; they can unlock your marketing potential by accessing a wide customer base. But there are also some challenges: keeping control of content and channels while maximising the impact of your initiatives.
In this webinar we will show you how Microsoft used their partners to amplify their content through social media.
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Marketing Operations for Webinars Made Easy
Kaitlin Stich, Sr. Marketing Manager, BrightTALK
Feb 26 2015
56 mins
As technology investments are increasingly important to marketers, the marketing operations function is developing rapidly within organizations. A relatively new role in the marketing world, this function is becoming essential as marketing teams adopt and integrate more tools and technologies.
For those modern B2B marketing teams who are using webinars as a demand generation tactic, it is critical from a process and efficiency standpoint that the right webinar program metrics are being tracked across those investments: webinar platform, marketing automation and CRM. Join this session to learn how best in class marketers are successfully structuring, reporting on and measuring their webinar programs.
This session will highlight best practices to achieve webinar program success, including:
- Reporting on webinar program performance and ROI
- Scoring webinar data in your marketing automation system
- Routing webinar leads and engagement information to sales
- Establishing a set of webinar program KPIs
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Transform Your Mobile Engagement Strategy
Gimbal, Urban Airship and guest Forrester Research, Inc.
Feb 26 2015
59 mins
Join to learn how to:
1. develop a messaging strategy based on "mobile moments"
2. intelligently message your guests "in the moment" based off where they are in their shopper journey
2. leverage a users context: where they are, where they've been, what they like and how they want to receive messages
3. use targeting to boost mobile message response rates four to seven times greater than non-targeted messages
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Event Sponsorship Success - Techniques for Legendary Marketers
Phil Cooper, Closer Still Media and Katrina McEwan, Marketing Campaign Manager, BrightTALK
Feb 25 2015
45 mins
Event sponsorship can be the biggest purchase a marketer will make. If done well, events provide a unique platform for face-to-face interaction with prospects, which is unrivalled through other marketing programmes.
However, with a growing focus on ROI, they can also be a costly mistake if not executed correctly.
In this webinar, Phil Cooper from Closer Still Media will use his experience of organizing one of the largest cloud computing tradeshows in the world, to share success stories and practical tips that will leave you stand full to bursting.
-Picking the right event
-Lead generation and capture tactics
-Giveaways, competitions and gorilla marketing
-Avoiding empty booths
-Post event follow up and ROI
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And our survey said: the role of insight in b2b marketing communications
Zoe Wilkins Account Director & Guest speaker Nicky Holmes from Zebra Square
Feb 25 2015
46 mins
Account Director Zoe and guest speaker Nicky will be looking at the importance of market research in b2b
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Show Me Your Stack! with Jim Williams VP of Marketing, Influitive
Jim Williams - VP of Marketing, Influitive
Feb 24 2015
59 mins
What tools do other marketers use? Find out in Lattice's Special Sauce Series: Show Me Your Stack! with Influitive VP of Marketing, Jim Williams.
In recent years, B2B marketers have been confronted with a barrage of new technologies and systems aimed at making them more productive, efficient and successful. But which technology investments are worth making and what do you need to know before adding new systems to your technology stack?
Show Me Your Stack is an ongoing webinar series featuring a roster of forward-thinking B2B marketers that provides a glimpse into the marketing infrastructure that powers their demand gen engines and serves as the critical backbone to their business. Everything from CRM and marketing automation to content management, business intelligence and analytics systems will be covered – basically, anything in the stack!
Each episode features a different marketer who will walk you through their marketing tech stack, share their goals and explain how their teams are structured. Don't miss this rare chance to see how the best in the business invest in and use marketing technology.
About Jim Williams:
Jim Williams is a veteran marketer for early and growth stage tech companies. He loves bringing transformative concepts to market. Before joining the Influitive team he held marketing leadership roles at Eloqua, Unveil Solutions, Lernout & Hauspie, and several PR agencies.
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Mobile Customer Experience - One Careful User, or one size fits all?
Rob Thurner, mobile marketing consultant, trainer and author
Feb 20 2015
44 mins
Think about it - your customers have a very intimate relationship with their mobiles. Beware!
It's amazing how many marketers still enthuse about their "mobile first" approach to digital. Sure, many of you will have over half your web traffic from mobile devices, and most of your social engagement of smartphones.
But what about the unique mobile customer?
Drawing on case studies from Amazon, Clever Cards, FT.com, Selfridges and Starbucks, this 45 minute session looks at how to deliver the best mobile customer experience in your sector.
- Create a great first impression - any screen, any time, any place
- Wow the early adopters - win the hearts & minds of your greatest fans and resellers
- Develop exceptional UX - across sites, apps
- Make it personal, keep them coming back for more - across the whole customer journey
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Employee Advocacy Case Studies from Hilton, Adobe & Dell
Liz Brown Bullock, CEO and Co-founder, Social Arts and Science Institute (SASI)
Feb 19 2015
43 mins
Hear how Hilton Hotels, Adobe and Dell have launched successful Employee Advocacy Programs to achieve key business results. The case studies will include organizational adoption challenges, lessons learned, popular content employees like to share, plus how to sustain the program through rewards and recognitions.
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How to Develop Leaders & Engage Your Workforce Through Employee Advocacy
Denise Holt, Collaborative IQ; Amber Armstrong, IBM; Janine Truitt, Talent Think Innovations
Feb 19 2015
47 mins
Mobilizing your employees as advocates directly addresses three of the most urgent human capital must-haves: leadership development, engagement & retention.
Join this panel discussion with Denise Holt to discover how implementing an Employee Advocacy program can meet these needs head on and the its longterm effects on the organization.
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Employee Advocacy: Fuel for Paid, Owned, Earned Marketing ROI
Amber Armstrong, Program Director Social Business Market Making, IBM
Feb 19 2015
21 mins
You know your employees are your best brand advocate. You want to help them engage with your customers. How will you tie an employee advocacy program back to revenue? This case study will define how to build your employee advocacy program to amplify paid asset, earn additional marketing reach, drive to your owned content, and ultimately deliver ROI.
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Making Digital Customer Experiences Easy to Understand
Ed Lloyd Williams, UX and Creative Director at ClerksWell
Feb 19 2015
29 mins
Creating a great digital customer experience is about incorporating a digital footprint with a business's products or services. It can be difficult to define but it is easy to understand. It combines client needs with marketers' desires to create interactions and communications that drive brand loyalty. This in turn creates loyal relationships that are focused and personal. The net benefits for marketers are efficiency in techniques and marketing automation leading to KPI's being met. Through different client case studies we will show you how digital customer experience KPI's have been exceeded by understanding and creating personas that allow for tailored and personal experiences. All this will help you to clearly understand your analytics and manage your customer experiences'.
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Tivoli's Journey from Swings and Roundabouts to Geo-targeting
Thomas Erichsen, Head of Marketing, Tivoli, and Martin Bochineck, CEO, Magnetix
Feb 19 2015
37 mins
Winner of several awards, including DIA Omni-channel and Global Markie award for best Cross-Channel Marketing Program, Tivoli Gardens, Denmark's number 1 tourist attraction, will share in on its lessons delivering customer experience across all channels.
Even after 170 years, Tivoli Gardens is still gearing up for the future. Tivoli Gardens aim to deliver a personalised, omni-channel visitor experience: Internet, mobile, email, social – as well as the physical park experience.
Hear Tivoli Garden's vision for tomorrow's digital marketing, which they, together with their agency Magnetix, aim to bring to life: Current strategy, roadmap, results and their take on key success criteria.
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Organizing Success: Tips for Building an Efficient Customer Success Team
Sam Loveland, VP, Customer for Life at FinancialForce.com
Feb 18 2015
29 mins
You've built out your sales and support organization, but now you need to focus on driving adoption and usage of your products so you can secure the renewal. How do you go about doing that? What are some things that you should consider in building out the team?
Join this webinar featuring guest speaker, Samantha Loveland, VP Customers For Life at FinancialForce.com to learn how to build out your Customer Success journey.
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Have you made Content Marketing your New Year's resolution?
Mark Donkin, MD, Successflow
Feb 18 2015
31 mins
Join SuccessFlow's MD, Mark Donkin, for our New Year webinar that will provide the latest insights on how to create and implement a successful Content Marketing strategy. If you want to increase your sales and marketing activities in 2015, we can provide you with the necessary knowledge.
This webinar will cover
- Creating a successful content strategy
- Using personas to segment your database
- Optimising your content for lead generation
- Managing your content build by creating content timelines
- Choosing appropriate software for your needs
- Using nurture programmes and scoring frameworks to enhance conversion rates
Read more >
Beyond lead generation: demand more from your demand generation
Alex Aspinall, B2B Marketing, Ray Coppinger, Marketo, Jon Barkworth, Ledger Bennett DGA
Feb 18 2015
46 mins
Demand generation sits at the heart of B2B marketing activity. And a key responsibility of marketing is to effectively communicate with and nurture prospects until they become sales-ready. In the current age of buyer empowerment, the challenge for marketers is greater than ever before – having to listen, understand and respond to buyers' behaviours across a plethora of channels.
In this webinar, hear from Alex Aspinall (B2B Marketing), Ray Coppinger (Marketo) and Phil Ledger (Ledger Bennett) as they outline why marketers need to think about generating demand rather than leads, how they need to set-themselves up to succeed and why they need the right metrics to support their demand generation activity.
You will discover:
•The latest trends and best practices in demand generation
•How to listen to buyer behaviour, understand personas and producing valuable content for your buyers' journeys
•How to measure and analyse your demand generation activities
Register now to join this live webinar where you'll hear all about the latest tips, tricks and best practices that will help you to make your demand generation activities work harder.
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Go from Meh to Yah! 10 Success Secrets for More Effective Events
Heidi Bullock, Senior Director, Marketing, Marketo
Feb 17 2015
54 mins
Events matter. Join Heidi as she breaks down the modern conference and what you need to do as a brand to be successful at them.
She'll cover how in-person engagement can drastically change your future pipe, as well as, your existing customers' experience with your brand. Including, what events do for your brand image, the challenges every business faces at events, and Marketo's success secrets.
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Personalize Your Buyer's Experience with Pardot Marketing Automation
Phil Simpson, Sales Manager - Pardot
Feb 12 2015
34 mins
Given the savvy B2B buyer of today, marketers are challenged with providing relevant content to buyers even before their initial contact with a sales team member. To address their buyers' needs effectively, marketers need insight into a buyers' interests at a defining level. So, how is it possible to sift through all of the noise to identify what the buyer is looking for and provide a personalized experience?
Join us in this upcoming product demo as Phil Simpson, Sales Manager at Pardot, explores how Pardot marketing automation can help your marketing team address this challenge and deliver timely, relevant content to buyers, while simultaneously moving them successfully through the sales funnel.
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How The 'Why' of Net Promoter Score Unlocks Its True Potential
Adriana Smith, Brand Strategy, Reliant Energy & Lisa Wall, Project Director, iModerate
Feb 11 2015
52 mins
We all know that Net Promoter Score is a useful tool to track consumer advocacy over time. But did you know that studies have proven that increases in NPS correlate directly to significant growth in revenue and market share? In fact, there is even a stronger correlation between reducing detractors and increasing revenue.
Given that, I am sure you will agree that it is absolutely crucial for us to understand and optimize customer experiences in order to attract and retain brand promoters while minimizing brand detractors. But, even with all of the data available to marketers, it is challenging to determine how to efficiently and effectively improve experiences and nurture advocates. As it turns out, the scores are important - but the context behind them is what is critical to success.
That is we are so excited to announce the next iteration of the Brand ManageCamp Webinar Series ( http://brandmanagecamp.com/webcasts/ ). Please join us at 1pm EST on Wednesday, February 11th as Adriana Smith of Reliant Energy and Lisa Wall of iModerate detail how Reliant Energy gained important context behind their Net Promoter Score using a new, innovative solution - (iM)merge Analytics.
During this free webinar, you will learn how this deeper understanding has enabled Reliant to align a team towards an internal goal, stem detraction and increase loyalty in their customer base, and stay ahead of emerging trends. You will also gain insight into how you can make sense of consumer commentary, ranging from survey verbatim to social to product reviews and much more.
Key Takeaways:
- How Reliant leveraged the context behind their shifting Net Promoter Score to retain promoters and convert detractors
- How you can derive more value from the consumer commentary that you capture every day
- How you can utilize (iM)merge Analytics to understand the 'why' behind Key Performance Indicators such as Net Promoter Score
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Powering Marketing & Sales Success with Pardot
Phil Simpson, Sales Manager - Pardot
Mar 10 2015
6:00 pm
45 mins
Marketing and sales each have their unique role in the B2B buyer's journey. Both teams share in the responsibility of closing deals. When it comes down to driving revenue, these two groups need to be in lockstep — armed with killer campaigns, insight into prospect activities, and the ability to read the buyer's mind so they can deliver relevant resources throughout the sales cycle. Enter the Pardot and Salesforce powerhouse.
Join us as we take a look at how Pardot unites sales and marketing. Walk through a short demo with Phil Simpson, Sales Manager at Pardot, and learn how both teams can benefit from the power of Pardot and Salesforce to create more opportunities, close more deals, and, ultimately, boost their company's bottom line.
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Marketing Operations for Webinars Made Easy - EMEA Edition
Katrina McEwan, Marketing Campaign Manager EMEA at BrightTALK
Mar 11 2015
11:00 am
45 mins
As technology investments are increasingly important to marketers, the marketing operations function is developing rapidly within organizations. A relatively new role in the marketing world, this function is becoming essential as marketing teams adopt and integrate more tools and technologies.
For those modern B2B marketing teams who are using webinars as a demand generation tactic, it is critical from a process and efficiency standpoint that the right webinar program metrics are being tracked across those investments: webinar platform, marketing automation and CRM. Join this session to learn how best in class marketers are successfully structuring, reporting on and measuring their webinar programs.
This session will highlight best practices to achieve webinar program success, including:
- Reporting on webinar program performance and ROI
- Scoring webinar data in your marketing automation system
- Routing webinar leads and engagement information to sales
- Establishing a set of webinar program KPIs
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Email and Content Marketing – Delivering Results
VP of Strategy at ClickMail and Brian Steacy, Regional Director at Adestra. Grant and Brian
Mar 11 2015
6:00 pm
60 mins
This webinar will be presented by Grant Johnson, VP of Strategy at ClickMail and Brian Steacy, Regional Director at Adestra. Grant and Brian will look at these two key marketing tactics and explain how they can form the basis of a successful marketing program.
You'll learn more about:
The importance of email marketing
How to make sure your emails get in your subscribers inboxes
Ways to grab the attention of your recipients
The growing influence of content marketing
How to build content that engages your audience
Testing to optimize your customer journeys
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Building a High-Performance Marketing Engine
Bill Odell - Dell, Sachin Puri - Hewlett-Packard, Jennifer Noonan - Infor, Liz Miller - CMO Council
Mar 12 2015
5:00 pm
105 mins
Boosting the Operational Efficiencies and Effectiveness of the Modern Marketing Organization
It is undeniable that the customer experience is a complex and ever shifting landscape, defined and initiated by the customer and spread across an online and offline landscape that is growing with every decision and journey. But how has this complexity impacted marketing's operations? How are leading organizations managing everything from budgets, strategies and assets to core resources, tracking strategies, activities and outcomes in this ever expanding and increasingly complex business landscape?
As marketing continues to focus on delivering exceptional customer experiences that are highly rewarding to the customer—and increasingly profitable for the business— savvy CMOs are looking to improve operational efficiencies to create truly agile and effective business engines.
Join the CMO Council as we examine this quest for marketing effectiveness and impact, and see what brands and leading experts believe will take us to this next stage of truly effective marketing performance. How are successful teams reshaping how resources and relationships are being managed? How do highly effective organizations align their talent and technology to deliver high-impact customer experiences? How are resources, assets and strategies being tracked, monitored and measured in order to reach key business goals faster? How are highly effective marketing teams thinking about budgeting, planning, asset management and campaign management to meet the needs of the business and advance at the speed of the customer?
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Next Generation Content Marketing - Do you have what it takes?
Moderator: Lindley Gooden, plus BrightTALK, Eventbrite and Ledger Bennett
Mar 18 2015
12:30 pm
60 mins
The job description of a content marketer has evolved dramatically over the last few years. Having initially morphed from a creative function into a publisher/distributor role, we are now entering the era of the next generation content marketer - not only capable of creating and distributing compelling content, but also with technical, operational and analytical acumen to develop, refine and measure campaigns.
In this live video panel, experts will discuss what it takes to be a leading content marketer in 2015. From buyer journeys and personas to usage management, format innovation and analytics, this video will discuss the role and responsibilities of a next generation content marketer.
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How Do I Measure Success?
Jim Roberts - Director and Founder, BlacklerRoberts
Mar 18 2015
2:00 pm
45 mins
Testing is a key element of any marketing initiative and is often reiterated through the common mantra 'Test it, test it again and finally test it'. User Acceptance Testing (UAT) of a new marketing solution is critical in the success and capability of your marketing efforts, so how is this approached and when do you know you have succeeded or not?
In this session, Jim Roberts will look at the key elements and approach to the testing and validation of a marketing solution. He will explore the best approach, the key elements to consider, and how to determine a successful test.
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How to reach and influence buyers on BrightTALK
Val-Pierre Genton, VP of Audience and Cameron Jahn, Director of Product Marketing at BrightTALK
Mar 18 2015
4:00 pm
60 mins
Modern professionals are more connected than ever. This connectivity enables them to source business solutions and grow their careers across a variety of digital channels. The challenge for B2B marketers wanting to connect with these professionals is identifying the channels where their buyers are the most engaged.
One of these channels is BrightTALK. Millions of professionals and businesses use BrightTALK to connect, learn and grow through shared knowledge and insights. And according to Frost & Sullivan, these professionals are among the most engaged buyers out there. In this in-depth session we'll discuss how BrightTALK helps customers:
- Include rich media and online events in their content marketing mix
- Accelerate lead generation with a strategic mix of paid BrightTALK programs
- Get warm leads who engage with relevant content mapped to the sales funnel
- Qualify and convert leads more effectively into loyal customers
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Going Global The New Reality of Globalization in a Digital Age
Robinson Kelly, Lionbridge; Josh Northcott, Esri; Brian Payne, ISITE, Liz Miller, CMO Council
Mar 18 2015
5:00 pm
75 mins
With the economy emerging from recession and businesses looking for new opportunities to reach, engage and attract new and profitable audiences, it is no wonder that talk of "going global" is spreading. According to the CMO Council's own "State of Marketing" study, 86 percent of senior marketing leaders are looking at global markets thanks to new market sizes and opportunities. And the majority (48 percent) also believe that presenting a strong story via optimized digital channels is the best path to success.
Despite the opportunities that new global markets present, there are also significant challenges and pitfalls that marketers must avoid to ensure that a relevant, contextual and robust customer experience is actually being delivered in a way these new global audiences understand and value. This is not just a conversation about how to translate a website. In fact, this is often where so many globalization strategies fail. This is a call to turn great digital experiences into globally relevant engagements, regardless of where customers live or what language they speak.
Join the CMO Council for an in-depth discussion into the new mandates to reach and engage the digital global customer. Experts from Lionbridge, Esri and ISITE will share their perspectives on where and how new strategies must be outlined to address the complexities of staging globally relevant conversations in the new digital world, regardless of whether this new customer is across the ocean or just across the street.
Some key issues to be discussed in this interactive webcast will include:
•The new expectations of the global customer—and a call for relevance across all channels
•The complexities of language, content and engagement
•The impact of globalization on the bottom line: Are real-time experiences making real advancements in profitability and loyalty?
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Metrics that Matter
Abdul Hamid Ebrahim, Marketing Advisor – Strategy and Planning
Mar 19 2015
12:00 pm
45 mins
Marketers often say that they want to be more metrics-driven or that they want to be able to show marketing's value. In this session we will discuss the ways you can collect the metrics that prove the value of marketing, so you can regularly review and take action on the data. We will also cover the value of benchmarking in order to refine your processes and improve the effectiveness of your marketing efforts.
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The Creation, Care and Feeding of an Analytics Center of Excellence
Laura Patterson, President, VisionEdge Marketing
Mar 19 2015
5:00 pm
45 mins
Analytics are key to making your company agile, and to making better market, customer, and competitive decisions. An analytics center of excellence provides the company with valuable insights, protects privacy and brand reputation, and guides the prioritization and selection of opportunities for greatest growth. Join Laura Patterson in a discussion about:
· How an Analytics Center of Excellence make a difference to the company, customers, marketing
· What is an Analytics Center of Excellence, establishing its purpose, and creating the vision
· The key functions and capabilities needed
· The journey's key stages, associated challenges, and what do you need to do to get to the next step
· What metrics you should select to measure the value and impact of an Analytics Center of Excellence
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Using Predictive Analytics to Optimize Your Funnel
Heather Foeh, Head of Culture and Customer Advocacy, Lattice Engines
Mar 19 2015
6:00 pm
45 mins
Predictive analytics is old news in the B2C world with companies like Amazon driving as much as 35% of revenues through their recommendation engine. But over the past year, B2B companies have been adopting this powerful technology to better understand purchase propensity and focus their resources on the highest converting leads, most effective campaigns and best customer expansion opportunities.
Learn about the most common uses of predictive scoring to prioritize leads for sales and hear how three Lattice customers creatively put their predictive scores to use to increase conversion and campaign performance rates.
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How to Use Webinars and Videos at Each Stage of the Sales Funnel
Rob Arnold, Industry Principal and Program Manager at Frost & Sullivan
Mar 24 2015
5:00 pm
60 mins
Modern buyers are self-educating on purchase decisions at every stage of the sales funnel. However, many lead generation professionals reserve the most engaging content formats for specific stages – a strategy misstep that fails to encourage prospects to move to the next stage. Webinars and videos can be used to engage prospects in all phases of the lead generation process, allowing marketers to better qualify leads and pass them to sales teams with more confidence.
In this webinar Frost & Sullivan will discuss:
•What moderns buyers expect from lead generation content
•When to use webinars and videos in the sales funnel
•Tailoring the message to fit each stage of the sales cycle
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"State of the Union Address" on the Oracle Marketing Cloud Solution
David Lewis, CEO, DemandGen, Kevin Akeroyd
Mar 25 2015
5:00 pm
60 mins
Join DemandGen for an exclusive "State of the Union" address on the Oracle Marketing Cloud from special guest Kevin Akeroyd, general manager and senior vice president for Oracle Marketing Cloud. Coinciding with Oracle's first ever Modern Marketing Experience (taking place the following week in Las Vegas), David will ask Kevin to share his insights on what attendees can expect at the show -- including the future of Eloqua and Responsys, Oracle's flagship B2B and B2C marketing automation systems.
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How to Create Video Content that Aligns with Your Buyers' Journey
Joe Gelata, Director of Demand Generation, Vidyard; Linda West, Group Manager of Demand Generation, Act-On Software
Mar 25 2015
6:00 pm
60 mins
65-90% of the buying process happens before you even know a prospect exists. Which means it's critical for your marketing collateral to help prospects through the process on their own, particularly with video.
If you join us at this webinar, you'll learn:
• The step-by-step process that today's buyer follows before purchase and how video can promote movement through it.
• The types of videos you can produce and where they'll have the most impact in your buyers' journey.
• Ways to approach your own unique buyer's journey and questions to answer before production.
• A real-world example from Act-On of how one video is mapped to the buyer journey and what's considered prior to production.
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Giving trade media interviews – tips, tricks and examples
Alison Owen, Head of PR and Fiona Steggles former BBC journalist
Mar 26 2015
2:00 pm
60 mins
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The Dash search is an integral part of Unity. Users use the dash to search applications, files and other content online (eg. Ask-ubuntu lens). Until now, the file lens only showed files which were opened recently with the help of Zeitgeist. However, users have long wanted to search for files not opened recently through the dash. This long anticipated feature was not present for 2 cycles. That is all about to change with Ubuntu 12.04. Alan Pope, an employee of Canonical has announced a call for testing the new file lens which can now search for all files on your hard disk regardless of whether it has been opened or not.
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As you can see, the dash now shows files like ubuntucv.odt which were never opened before but is still shown. Testing this new file lens is easy and simple enough for Ubuntu 12.04 beta users. You can install the new file lens by running the following commands in a terminal.
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Snooping around the web I've been utterly annoyed at the widespread blatant homophobia and ignorance towards this movie and gay people in general. Don't get me wrong nearly everyone who's ACTUALLY SEEN the movie thinks it's a great movie and likes it. But there are far far FAR more people who hate this movie without seeing it and are totally convinced only monsters and pedophiles would ever consider watching it. Although I must admit I just barely saw the trailor for the first time five minutes ago and if that's what I was going off of I wouldn't want to see it either.
So am I mad that people are watching a SHITTY movie like King Kong but ignoring a fantastic film like Brokeback Mountain? Yes, yes I am. I'm even more mad that movie theater owners across America as a whole won't even allow people to watch Brokeback Mountain. It's no secret that I live in Salt Lake City, Utah. Which is Mormon capital USA and the Larry H. Miller, the owner of the Utah Jazz and also the owner of nearly EVERY theater in Utah, pulled Brokeback Mountain from all of his theaters due to moral issues. Larry H. Miller is a douche. Don't get me wrong they are his theaters and he can play movies 24/7 about jerking off to Mel Gibson movies if he wants and that is his right. But that doesn't change his status as a douche.
Brokeback Mountain will definately win awards and it will definately become a cult classic much like Donnie Darko or Pulp Fiction (by the way I hate Pulp Fiction but that's another rant entirely.) I believe DVD sales are where it will most likely make it's money. It's not like the movie is ever doing bad actually. It's making more per theater than any other film out there, including King Kong, Narnia, Hostile, Fun with Dick and Jane or any other movie. What makes that even more amazing is that this is Hostiles opening night and Brokeback Mountain has been out for a month and is still out doing it per theater. It's theater numbers are also expanding. Opening with a mere 69 theaters accross America it's now up to 484 theaters showing the movie. Which is no match for say Shark Tales opening in 4000+ theaters across America.
My favorite quote about the movie I've found thus far, "It�s about 130 minutes long and 129 of them are about Men Not Having Sex."
John went back to St. George today which sucked. Stupid JOBS taking my friends away when it's clearly christmas break.
Tuesday 27th
Played a tiny bit of Phenix Wright: Ace Atorney 4th chapter. Which was neat because it was all happening in nearly real time for me by mere coincidence since the chapter started on Christmas Eve and went a few days past.
Then I got a message from Emra informing me that she wanted to hang out. Which I had to tell her I was in Delta. Which got me the surprise response of "I'm coming down then." Whoa AWESOME. Soooo Emra came down and I had a total blast all day long, like always.
I played Volleyball with Jaxon, Ryan, Nikki, Kolby, Tom, Amanda, and Emra. We switched teams up twice and went best two out of three both times playing a total of 5 games plus like 30 minutes of warm ups since some people showed up late. Anyhow Jaxon and I went undefeated the whole time. It was awesome. But not without a price. my arms turned to hamburger. My middle finger's last joint on the left hand got hit wrong and swelled up huge. And turned purple. It hurt and wouldn't bent very well for about two days. Then my thumb knuckle on the right had was nearly as badly mangled. My arm both bruised big time as did my knees. Volleyball HURTS.
Wednesday 28th
Today I hung out with Emra in the morning a bit before she had to leave. Afterwards I was honestly slightly bummed she wasn't around anymore. Emra was bummed that John wasn't around when she came down (he had to work) and overall the day was a bummer. So I played Phenix Wright. There we go, all better.
I ended the day going camping with Byrd and Levon in Byrd's cabin. It was a ton of fun and that's why Tin didn't get updated because I was in the middle of the deseret in a well hidden cabin eating dutch oven cooking and bitching about random things all night.
Thursday 29th
Came home from camping to get a call from Pierson and Chern. We all went to Pierson's house and talked to him and Tasha for nearly an hour before they had to leave. That was so much fun. Then I went home and waited for a call about Nikki's birthday. The location changed from my house to Chern's house because Erica sucks. Yeah Chern I said it, your wife sucks. Due to reasons not really in control of anyone I ended up skipping Nikki's birthday party entirely and hung out with Cliff King, Josie, and Kolby all night instead. I had a really really fun time. We played Typing of the Dead for the Dreamcast which by the way is one of the greatest games ever. Afterwards really really sucked though because Kolby was leaving the next morning. It was basically the good-bye good-bye since the chances of us seeing each other again are really slim to none. I hate those. Oh well I'm over it (lies)... (now I am).
Friday 30th
Today I played a lot of Phenix Wright: Ace Atorney, I'm on the 5th chapter and it's just crazy plot twists awesome everywhere I love it. This is also by far the hardest chapter and the only one that I don't just immediately know exactly how it all went down by common sense predicting exactly how it went down. But not nearly as good as Chapter 4, YET. I have faith it will rock. I'm certainly quite addicted though and it's scary becaue the first 1-3 chapters of the game I thought it was a fun distractiong but not all that great, ever since chapter 4 it has got my by the throat and won't let go.
Then I played some board games with my family for awhile. My family is amazingly competitive so it's a very volitle situation every year. Far more than it should be. I ended up leaving the whole thing though to go Cosmic Bowling with a ton of my friends. GOOD decision on my part. The Bowling was awesome, I got not one but TWO Turkeys (three strikes in a row just incase your not white trash enough to know bowling lingo.) in one game. My total was 186 and I STILL lost to Byrd's amazing 202. We even got pictures of our scores on our cell phones because we're nerds like that. Not bad since my only goal in bowling EVER is to not double gutter and try to break a 100 each time. It was a lucky streak I asure you. I also got to hang out with a ton of my old high school friends I haven't seen in a long time. Byrd, Nikki, Layne, Brent, Brady, Cody, Bobby, Tom, Erin, Britney, Levon, Drew, and Blake were all there. Crazy fun.
After the bowling we went to Nikki's house and watched 40 Year Old Virgin: Unedited Edition. I'd like to start by saying I found 40 Year Old Virgin to be sup par when I watched it in theaters and I had ZERO intentions of watching it again. But some how I found myself watching it again and thanks to the unedited edition promise of... well being unedited. I'm ashamed. But not really I just know if I was capable of shame that would be the proper emotion to put in there ;)
Then I came home to discover world war 3 broke out at the game night at my house. Not nessicarily during the game night but after. My leaving left my team brutally underpowered in intelligent game players. And the then over powered other team didn't break up their key players at all and dominated... for 5 hours straight. LAME. Glad I wasn't one left there getting tronkle stomped that's for sure because I would have hated to have had to tell the better part of my family to go fuck themselves. So in retrospect watching 40 Year Old Virgin again wasn't so bad after all.


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: I saw lots of students from parsons were walking, talking, and hanging out on the street. There were no chairs or any other space that attract them to sit down and talk, so instead, there were a tilted windows and stairs to enter the building. Students actually half sat on the tilted windows and sat on the stairs while they were hanging outside of the building, smoking. Also, pathway for the wheel chairs to enter the building is too narrow and no push botton for doors to open.
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: Students used the space/street as one kind of lounge. They met others and had conversations mostly standing up. But as the conversation got longer and waited for something else or someone, they tend to sat on tilted space under the window. Also, they were standing in front of the building to have quick smoke before class and during the break.
Did you observe any issues/problems in physical and social space? : A path way for wheel chair to enter the building. It is designed for them to enter building but the path way has this 90 degree angle towards the doors and there was no push buttons to open the doors nor opens it automatically. So, basically it is hard for them to come up the path way and open the doors. The fact that there's no chair or place for people to chat is because, i think it could attract homeless' place to stay or strangers.
How can design address those issues/problems? : it could be solved if 90 degree angle is changed to greater angle so it could be easier for people using wheel chair to change the angle to enter the building. Also, just adding a entering button on the side will much helpful for them to open doors.


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Upon the first installation, you will have the slowest cleaning. My first one took about a half an hour, but it corrected more than 5000 errors on my computer. One friend to whom I recommended and installed it, it took more than an hour, he had more than 9,000 errors. (I suppose that it took time as it had to do a lot of work to fix a computer that was full of junk). But after that first time, the tune ups take five to ten minutes and work in the background as you do other things. My computer is no longer slowed down. Of course I also have free Panda and free Super Anti Spy Ware. This combination seems to keep my computer running at optimum speeds. I thank God that we have had no successful invasions of slowing virus for more than 18 months now. Of course I do not go to high risk sites since Jesus gave me His peace.
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Barkley Marathons
The Barkley Marathons is a 100 miles (160 km) run and a 60 miles (97 km) 'fun run' held annually in Frozen Head State Park near Wartburg, Tennessee in late March or early April.
The course itself, which has changed distance, route, and elevation many times since its inaugural run in 1986, currently consists of a 20-mile (32 km) loop with no aid stations except water at two points along the route and the runner's parked car at the beginning of the loop. Runners of the 100 Mile version run this loop five times, with loops three and four being run in the opposite direction and loop five being runner's choice. Runners of the 60 mile 'fun run' (considered to be harder than Hardrock) complete three circuits of the loop.
With 54,200 feet (16,500 m) of accumulated vertical climb, the 100 mile run is considered to be one of the more challenging ultramarathons held in the United States, if not the world.
In addition to running, competitors must find between nine to eleven books along the course, the number varies per year, and remove the page corresponding to the runner's race number from each book as proof of completion.[1]
The cut-off time for the 100 mile race is 12 hours per loop, and the cut-off for the 60 mile version of the race is 40 hours overall, which averages out to approximately 13 hours and 20 minutes per loop. Since the race's inception in 1986, only fourteen runners out of about 800 have completed the 100 mile race within the official 60 hour cut-off (Mark Williams 1995, David Horton and Blake Wood 2001, Ted "Cave Dog" Keizer 2003, Jim Nelson and Mike Tilden 2004, Brian Robinson 2008 (55:42:27), Andrew Thompson 2009, Jonathan Basham 2010, Brett Maune 2011, Brett Maune 52:03:08 (new course record), Jared Campbell 56:00:15, John Fegyveresi 59:41:21 for 2012, Nick Hollon 57:39:24, Travis Wildeboer 58:41:45 for 2013, Jared Campbell 57:53:20 for 2014). In 2006 nobody finished even the 60 mile 'fun run' in under 40 hours. The best women's achievement is Sue Johnston's 66 miles (106 km) in 2001. More than 30 competitors failed to reach first book (two miles). [2] [3]
The race is limited to 35 runners and usually fills up quickly the day registration opens. Potential entrants must complete an essay on "Why I Should be Allowed to Run in the Barkley." The race starts at different times each year and is signaled by the lighting of a cigarette.
The course was designed by Gary Cantrell. His idea for the race was inspired upon hearing about Martin Luther King, Jr's assassin James Earl Ray escaping from prison, and making it only 8 miles (13 km) after running 55 hours in the woods. Cantrell said to himself "I could do at least 100 miles." Thus, the Barkley Marathons was born.
- ^ http://huckberry.com/blog/posts/an-ultramarathon-you-can-t-finish?utm_source=onsite-stb&utm_medium=onsite
- ^ Lisa Jhung, The Impervious Barkley Marathons, Runner's World, April 6, 2010. Retrieved April 04, 2012.
- ^ Matthew Everett, The Barkley Marathons Is the Toughest Race You've Never Heard Of, MetroPulse, April 13, 2011
External links[edit]
- Matt Mahoney's Barkley Marathons Site
- Washington Post article - "Why We Compete"
- The Believer magazine article - "The Immortal Horizon"
- New York Times article on the race
- International Herald Tribune article on the race
- "Out There" at the Barkley: Portraits From the Edge of Endurance
- "Barkley 100" documentary short film by Brendan Young
- Metropulse Article
- "The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young" Feature Length Documentary Film
Further reading[edit]
Furtaw, Ed. (2010) Tales From Out There: The Barkley Marathons, The World's Toughest Trail Race, CreateSpace. ISBN 1-4505-4701-X


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Snowden Run 3D is just like Temple Run except you play Edward Snowden running from the NSA
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Edward Snowden, who I'm sure we all know by now as the whistleblower that leaked the US government's PRISM program [2], has his very own video game. It's an endless runner too.
If you've ever played games like Temple Run or Canabalt, you'll know exactly how to play it. Snowden Run 3D has the same mechanics, but everything else about the game is very different. Instead of running from monkeys in an ancient temple, you're running from the NSA in three different levels: the NSA Head Quarters, Hong Kong and the Moscow Airport. Instead of picking up random coins, you're picking up flash drives and laptops containing classified information.
To aid in avoiding the numerous obstacles in the game, you can give "Uncle Putin" a call on the cellphone and a USSR hydrogen bomb is dropped and clears the way. But if you're caught, you end up in Guantanamo bay. Yeah.
The game was developed by Michele Rocco Smeets, who describes himself as a Belgian actor/director and computer scientist. He created it in 30 hours as a contest entry, which should explain the poor visuals and gameplay. Smeets also distances himself from taking any sides and wants to remain neutral regarding the whole issue:
The game does not point a finger to either the US agencies and companies involved in the data-collection scandal nor Mr. Snowden, it attempts to remain neutral as far as a parody can be unbiased. There is absolutely no political motivation behind this game nor am I affiliated with any government agencies or Mr. Snowden.
If you're interested in trying out Snowden Run 3D (please don't), you can download for Android at the Google Play Store [3] or for your PC/Mac at its website [4].
[via Kotaku [5]]
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The mother read a statement at her home in Brooklyn.
"Aaron is now in a place where he can no longer do harm to anyone, and for that I am glad," she said.
She concluded, "My heart is broken."
Thirty-four-year-old Aaron Alexis opened fire at the Navy Yard on Monday before he was killed in a shootout with police.
Authorities say he had been suffering a host of serious mental problems including paranoia and a sleep disorder.
The Navy was told by authorities in Rhode Island last month of an incident in which he complained that he was hearing voices, according to a police report on the incident. It is unclear whether the Navy followed up.
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While the motive in the Navy Yard massacre is still unclear, a pattern of agitated and unsteady behavior has emerged in the recent history of the suspected shooter. Officials say they're fairly certain the 34-year-old former Navy reservist had no connections to terrorism.
Alexis told Newport police in August the unknown party following him around had been sending voices through the walls and ceiling. In their report, police said they tried to find out what the voices were saying, but Alexis wouldn't elaborate. Before parting, police claim Alexis said "he does not have a history of mental illness in his family and that he has never had any sort of mental episode."
Police also said in the report that Alexis told them he had checked out of two other hotels to try to escape the voices before checking into the Marriott.
Newport Police Sgt. Frank Rosa says in the report that he informed the Navy of the Marriott incident.
"Based on the Naval base implications," Rosa wrote, "and the claim that the involved subject ... was 'hearing voices,' I made contact with on duty Naval Station Police. I advised of the report and the claims."
Rose added that Navy authorities said they would follow up to determine if Alexis was indeed a Navy base contractor.
A look at Alexis' prior arrest record indicates that he has a history of mental health issues.
On June 3, 2004, Alexis was arrested in Seattle for shooting out the tires of another man's car on May 6 in what Alexis told police was an anger-fueled "blackout." It appeared Alexis may have been angry with construction workers who were using parking spaces in his neighborhood.
On Sept. 4, 2010, Alexis was arrested for allegedly firing a gun inside his Texas apartment because he had been angry about his downstairs neighbor making too much noise. At the time he was a Navy reservist stationed in Fort Worth.
Officials say Alexis also had bouts of insubordination, disorderly conduct and being absent from work without authorization during his four years as a full-time reservist. He frequently complained about discrimination, and officials say his behavior led to an early but honorable discharge in 2011.
When he left the Navy reserves, he managed to keep his security clearance upon becoming a military contractor because his incidents with police never rose to the level of raising an alarm about him being mentally unfit. Additionally, his arrests never gave cause to bar him from buying a firearm, including the shotgun officials say he bought recently in Virginia to carry out the Navy Yard massacre.
At the time of the rampage, Alexis was an employee with a Defense Department subcontractor on a Navy-Marine Corps computer project, authorities told The Associated Press. Alexis had access to the Navy Yard via a valid pass.
The roots of Alexis' issues are still being examined, but after his 2004 arrest in Seattle, both Alexis' father and Alexis himself told police he had been present during "the tragic events of September 11, 2001" and that they had disturbed him. His father told police he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and that his mental issues stretch back at least a decade.
After the Newport, R.I., run-in with police August, Alexis sought treatment for mental health issues from the Department of Veterans Affairs, officials say.
Until recently, Alexis lived in Fort Worth at the home of Melinda Downs, reports CBS News correspondent Bob Orr. She said Alexis suffered from PTSD and insomnia. She told reporters he loved the military and showed no signs of violence.
"It's like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, who was this guy?" Downs said. "The guy that I knew was so honorable. It breaks my heart."
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Neato Torpedo wrote:I am terrified of TDKR sucking. Catwoman and Bane have never ever been done well, always either annoying or boring. I think that Clayface could have made for a legitimately terrifying villain, or you could have had a combination of Talia al-Ghul and Two-Face. It's a shame that both of my favorite Batman villains were out of the running from the start.
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bigken117 wrote:according to IMDB Young Talia al-Ghul is in it, maybe setting up the 4th one? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1345836/
The Artful Dodger wrote:I'm intrigued to see Bane get a proper portrayal which is truer to the more cerebral character in the Batman comics. I'm confused as to why Catwoman would feature in this film and it would have been logical to have Two Face play a more prominent part in TDKR.Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Ra's Al-Ghul appearing in TDKR too (not played by Liam Neeson, I reckon)?
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BitterDodgerFan wrote:AussieDodger wrote:Superman 2 is being remade? FAILGeneral Zod is an American? FAILRussell Crowe and Kevin Costner are Superman's Dads? FAAAAAAAAAAAIIILLLLLLLLwrong superhero...although who cares if general zod is american?
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