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Launch recaps the top trends of 2004

As the end of the year approaches, Launch brings you a recap of ide@s articles about the trends that defined the past year.

In the first quarter, we declared 2004 the Year of Growth Marketing. That prophecy has proven true; tech companies of all sizes continue to ramp up to address the economic turnaround.

Some have demonstrated true vision in developing and communicating their messages to the marketplace—helping establish them as trusted partners and advisors.

Many others have undertaken thought leadership programs designed to demonstrate their intelligence in major business issues and technologies. Launch outlined key considerations when developing or refining your thought leadership program. And, in this issue, we show you how you can accomplish your thought leadership goals without breaking the bank.

In addition, the ide@s newsletter offered lots of practical tips for making your demand generation, online newsletters, and email campaigns more effective.

As the holidays approach, we wish you all the best—and hope to hear from you soon in 2005. For more information about Launch International, email us at info@launchintl.com

 
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