The Best 20 CRM Blogs of 2009
January 29th, 2010
Forecasting Clouds ranked the top 20 CRM blogs based on their content, readability and frequency of posting. As I read over the list of blogs, I discovered some new ones worth reading along with a number of others I already follow like John Jantsch, Duct Tape Marketing Blog; Ben McConnell and Jackie Huba who write the Church of the Customer; and David Raab, Customer Experience Matrix. I was honored to be included on their list too and be included in such great company.
Here’s a partial list of the 20 CRM blogs on their list:
- PGreenblog and CRM: The Conversation – Paul Greenberg
- Beagle Consulting Blog – Denis Pombriant
- Brent’s Social CRM Blog – Brent Leary
- Think Customers: the 1 to 1 Media Blog – Ginger Conlon, Mila D’Antonio, Elizabeth Glagowski and Jeremy Nedelka
- The Social Customer Manifesto – Chris Carfi
- The Forrester Blog for Business Process and Application Professionals – Bill Band
- Destination CRM Blog – Christopher Musico, Lauren McKay, Jessica Tsai, Joshua Weinberger
- Michael Maoz’ Gartner Blog – Michael Maoz
- Customer Insider – Graham Hill
- B2B Lead Generation Blog – Brian Carroll
See the big list here – Forecasting Clouds’ Top 20 CRM Blogs of 2009
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That is some good company you find yourself in here. I personally am au fait with ducttapemarketing, and have been enjoying his blog for a couple of years already. The others (barring you of course) do beg further investigation.
Congratulations on being on the list, I think you really deserve it.
All the best.
Lizzie
I’m surprised they didn’t include crmsocialmedia.com as one of the top 20. It has tons of resources for those who are new to the concept of crm and the articles are really great.
Our company also taking the help of CRM experts for all type of
back-end process.we did it with workforcetrack.com.
It’s very effective and make tasks so easy and
well managed.helping analyzing the Sales Process,
complete the data information and employee history.