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OK I've given this some thought and bounced the idea around. I'm going to to be WP:BOLD an try to clean up ambiguity around four articles:
Inbound marketing in the older sense of product management
Inbound marketing in the newer sense of permission marketing
Outbound marketing in the older sense of product marketing
Outbound marketing in the newer (pejorative) sense of interruption marketing
The end goal I propose is four articles titled product management, permission marketing, product marketing, and interruption marketing plus two disambiguation pages titled inbound marketing (disambiguation), and out bound marketing (disambiguation). Given that at least six articles are affected, I suggest we keep any discussion in one thread onTalk:Inbound marketing/Archives/2012#Clean up ambiguity. Woz2 (talk) 13:32, 22 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]
