Adobe acrobat 9 standard price

Adobe acrobat 9 standard price

// November 27th, 2007 //

Keith, the new honcho at com.motion*, was kind enough to send over the results of their exclusive survey of 444 senior managers and marketers. As Sean pointed out, it’s always helpful to have detailed public opinion research on any aspect of our little marketing and public relations world – especially social media.

Especially when adobe acrobat 9 standard price the results seem to expose senior executives lying about their familiarity with social media. To be adobe acrobat 9 standard price fair, they could be glaringly unaware how little they know about new technology. Or, they could be adobe acrobat 9 standard price underestimating the extent of their clients’ knowledge.

Even worse – senior communications advisors revealing – rather embarassingly – that adobe acrobat 9 standard price they are falling behind the curve. As specialists, they should be adobe acrobat 9 standard price AHEAD of the curve.

Later on in the poll, it seems that the long tail only applies to adobe acrobat 9 standard price online activities. Overall, an intention to increase spending on social media does mean an adobe acrobat 9 standard price overall increase in budgets, but some managers and marketers responded that adobe acrobat 9 standard price they would cut back on direct marketing costs. That makes sense – abandon the tried-and-true targeted marketing for the shiny and new.

* not this com.motion.