BusinessWatch, one of the largest publishers of email newsletters for business professionals, announced the most downloaded articles in 2006 from its five B2B newsletters: HRWatch, TechWatch, FinanceWatch, ExecWatch & MgmtWatch. Recipients of the five controlled circulation newsletters, receive customized content to facilitate increased productivity and career enhancement. The list of most frequently read business articles gives a snapshot view of what topics corporate executives in each of these functional areas are reading.
Marblehead, MA (PRWEB) May 4, 2007 -- The BusinessWatch Network today announced the most frequently read business articles in 2006 from its five B2B email newsletters: HRWatch, FinanceWatch, TechWatch, ExecWatch, & MgmtWatch. Each of the five BusinessWatch digests caters to its own unique online community by providing business news, management articles, business case studies, and industry specific management information to human resources, technology, financial, and management executives at U.S. based corporations. Since 2003 growth of the online service, which sources, aggregates, and customizes business critical information for busy executives, has been rapid. The newsletters are delivered free to qualified subscribers.
Announcing the most downloaded business articles in 2006 from its corporate headquarters in Marblehead Massachusetts, BusinessWatch Founder and CEO Mark Ulian commented: "It's been extremely satisfying to deliver the kind of valuable service our subscribers have come to expect from us. We pride ourselves on furnishing them with more than just relevant business articles from business magazines. Our goal is to provide competitive advantage in every email newsletter we publish." Mr. Ulian went on to say: "With each newsletter; we set out to source, aggregate, and tailor business information that has the power to impact a career -- and an entire organization. When it comes to key business information, our readers are perhaps some of the most discerning on the Internet. Our subscribers now number 700,000 strong -- and growing. The list of most frequently downloaded articles is a reflection of that strength."
Here are the top articles downloaded in 2006. To see a complete list and read the articles please visit the BusinessWatch Network at: http://www.businesswatchnetwork.com:
"How to Make a Potential Employer Fall in Love with You"
From HRWatch - Gain Insight into all facets of corporate human resource management.
"IT Stats, IT Salaries"
From TechWatch - Access information to solve the most difficult technology issues.
"The Man Who Said No to Wal-Mart"
From FinanceWatch - Convey corporate finance strategies to your organization.
"Tearing Up the Jack Welch Playbook"
From ExecWatch - Capitalize on world-class senior management information.
"Twenty Dumb Things Organizations Do"
From MgmtWatch - Implement proven corporate management initiatives.
For a complete list of most frequently read business articles in 2006 visit the BusinessWatch Network at: http://www.businesswatchnetwork.com
About BusinessWatch Network
The BusinessWatch Network publishes five email newsletters titled: TechWatch , ExecWatch , HRWatch, FinanceWatch and MgmtWatch. Business professionals rely on BusinessWatch newsletters to deliver industry information and business articles tailored to their specific company and professional profile. As an example, for the ExecWatch newsletter, BusinessWatch prepares a monthly digest of relevant content for subscribers by carefully parsing through online data from some of the most trusted online sources including; McKinsey Consulting, Bloomberg, BusinessWeek Online, New York Times Online, Fortune & Forbes Magazine, Harvard Business School, Inc. Magazine, The Financial Times, The Economist, MSNBC, Knowledge@ Wharton School among others. Each subscriber receives relevant content geared towards their title and job function within the organization free of charge, on a controlled circulation basis. For more information visit their web site at www.businesswatchnetwork.com
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