Comments on: Sales 2.0 Conference in San Francisco Sold Out http://www.fillthefunnel.com/2010/03/05/sales-2-0-conference-in-san-francisco-sold-out/ Web Tools & Strategies to Increase Sales Fri, 10 Sep 2010 15:27:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Miles Austin http://www.fillthefunnel.com/2010/03/05/sales-2-0-conference-in-san-francisco-sold-out/comment-page-1/#comment-921 Miles Austin Sun, 07 Mar 2010 22:39:51 +0000 http://www.fillthefunnel.com/?p=1864#comment-921 Well said Marc. I look forward to talking with you at the Conference. Well said Marc. I look forward to talking with you at the Conference.

]]> By: Jep Castelein (LeadSloth) http://www.fillthefunnel.com/2010/03/05/sales-2-0-conference-in-san-francisco-sold-out/comment-page-1/#comment-920 Jep Castelein (LeadSloth) Sun, 07 Mar 2010 22:07:58 +0000 http://www.fillthefunnel.com/?p=1864#comment-920 Hi Miles, thanks for this preview and the list of vendors. I didn't realize there were so many exhibitors. I will be covering the event at my blog http://www.leadsloth.com, with an emphasis how Marketing teams can support Sales 2.0 initiatives. My first post is about Sales 2.0 and Marketing Automation: http://bit.ly/ctDzcZ I hope to meet you at the conference. I will be carrying around the "LeadSloth" stuffed animal so I should be easy to spot :-) Hi Miles, thanks for this preview and the list of vendors. I didn’t realize there were so many exhibitors.

I will be covering the event at my blog http://www.leadsloth.com, with an emphasis how Marketing teams can support Sales 2.0 initiatives. My first post is about Sales 2.0 and Marketing Automation: http://bit.ly/ctDzcZ

I hope to meet you at the conference. I will be carrying around the “LeadSloth” stuffed animal so I should be easy to spot :-)

]]> By: Marc Perramond http://www.fillthefunnel.com/2010/03/05/sales-2-0-conference-in-san-francisco-sold-out/comment-page-1/#comment-916 Marc Perramond Fri, 05 Mar 2010 18:37:07 +0000 http://www.fillthefunnel.com/?p=1864#comment-916 Miles, great preview of this year's Sales 2.0 event. It's exciting to see the conference grow to 500+attendees in a little over two years. Like the conferenc, the Sales 2.0 movement ittself has picked up a lot of steam since that inaugural 2007 show (if you were there, you remember a great keynote by Geoffrey Moore.) To borrow from Moore's view of the technology adoption lifecycle, Sales 2.0 has developed enough momentum and mind share that we're seeing both customers and legacy vendors scramble to avoid being laggards. Good news for everyone. This momentum is due to the fact that Sales 2.0 processes and technologies has delivered tangible results for businesses large and small. As with any adoption lifecycle, there will be (already has been) a temptation for customers and vendors alike to slap a "2.0" label on their processes and products. But for those who stay focused on the measurable impact that Sales 2.0 can have on their sales productivity and effectiveness, the rewards are very real! We look forward to seeing you in SF, Miles. -marc Miles, great preview of this year’s Sales 2.0 event.

It’s exciting to see the conference grow to 500+attendees in a little over two years. Like the conferenc, the Sales 2.0 movement ittself has picked up a lot of steam since that inaugural 2007 show (if you were there, you remember a great keynote by Geoffrey Moore.) To borrow from Moore’s view of the technology adoption lifecycle, Sales 2.0 has developed enough momentum and mind share that we’re seeing both customers and legacy vendors scramble to avoid being laggards. Good news for everyone. This momentum is due to the fact that Sales 2.0 processes and technologies has delivered tangible results for businesses large and small. As with any adoption lifecycle, there will be (already has been) a temptation for customers and vendors alike to slap a “2.0″ label on their processes and products. But for those who stay focused on the measurable impact that Sales 2.0 can have on their sales productivity and effectiveness, the rewards are very real!

We look forward to seeing you in SF, Miles.
-marc

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