Eloqua Blog Question: What topics shall I cover next?

Aug 28, 2019

It’s been ages since I last wrote an article and posted it to you but then again, I hope you haven’t been chained to your desk all summer and you got to have some amazing summer adventures! I had a mixed summer but on the positive side am coming to the end of possibly the best Eloqua implementation I have ever done with the nicest, most willing to learn marketing teams I have ever encountered. When I finish up with them (a very sad day) I will have some time to finish off my website and I will include a run down of the project in the client area.

I am going to take some well earned time off for a bit but whilst I away I am going to continue to write a number of articles for you. So…. I need your help…. Please use the poll below – it is all totally anonymous!

What Eloqua topics would you like me to focus on for the rest of the year?

Thanks for helping and remember to remain awesome!

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