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Introducing the SMB Group |
| Hi Sanjeev
We are excited to let you know that we are launching the SMB Group to focus exclusively on providing market research, analysis and consulting services for vendors serving the small and medium business (SMB) technology solutions market. As you know, we are passionate about the SMB market and helping vendors to better meet the needs of SMB customers. The SMB Group provides clients with insight and guidance about how and why SMB and mid-market customers discover, evaluate, compare and buy technology-related solutions. We put our 15-plus years of SMB market experience to work for our clients, providing them with the actionable insight and intelligence they need to successfully target, reach and serve SMB customers. We also write blogs that discuss key and emerging trends in the SMB market, and publish video and podcast interviews we conduct with SMB customers and vendors to help contribute to the ongoing dialogue in this space. We look forward to working with you in the future. If you haven’t already done so, please visit the SMB Group web site. We are interested in finding out what you’d like to see featured regularly, and your feedback about the kinds of research and topics you’d like to see us explore. Included below are our new contact details. Please update your records to reflect these changes. Regards, sanjeev.aggarwal@smb-gr.com Cell: 508-410-3562 Sanjeev.aggarwal@smb-gr.com Blog: http://sanjeevaggarwal.wordpress.com Twitter: @sanjeevaggarwal http://www.linkedin.com/in/sanjeevaggarwal Laurie McCabe, Partner Laurie.mccabe@smb-gr.com Direct Dial: 603-471-2875 | Cell: 603-566-5542 Blog: http://lauriemccabe.wordpress.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/lauriemccabe LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/lauriemccabeprofile For more information, please fill out this form
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* Visit us on our recently launched website SMB Spotlight * SMB Group talks to HubSpot - a SMB focused marketing company
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