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My Take: Webinars and Events
Gary Lemke, Chief Customer Advocate   (January 19, 2012)
 
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Years ago, CRMAdvocate hosted a series of weekly webcasts. We were ahead of the times as there were very few other online programs being produced. None on a regular basis. Of course, that all changed.
 
Then came a tidal wave of new programming from wide variety of sources. We were no longer the only game in town and registrations were being divided and divided among all the programs.
 
As our differentiation diminished and the number of sources continued to grow, the decision was made to let our readership know about all the sources rather than just promote our own. The same for industry events.
 
I encourage you to click on the links above to check out upcoming webinars and events.
 
If you are hosting your own webinar or industry event, feel free to register with CRMAdvocate so we can list it too.
 
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