Several years ago, I was in Las Vegas with friends and we always went for at least one meal at our favorite restaurant because they have great steaks and a great bar.

One night our waitress asked us if we wanted to play “Two Truths and a Lie.” She told us that for a big tip she would go first.

Here is what she said:

1. I graduated with honors from Vassar College.
2. I won a $5,000 shopping spree at Caesars last year.
3. I had sex in the cockpit of an F14 fighter jet with a man who was not my husband.

The lie was #2. The man in #3 was her fiancé.

I was recently thinking about that evening, and the game. I thought it might be fun to look at the truths and lies around B2B marketing. Here goes:

1. Prospects aren’t annoyed by persistent teleprospecting as long as it’s professional.
2. Nurturing triples the return on lead generation programs.
3. Outbound, or interruption marketing, is dead.

Which one is the lie?

Send me your answer and your version of a B2B marketing “Two Truths and a Lie.”

In a week or so I will tally the results and publish a blog with your responses and more detail about the truths and lies in B2B marketing.