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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES JULY 6, 2010 Does Your Content Marketing Support Your Customer Lifecycle? Freemium product use. Low-cost introductory products. Advanced add-on product features. Full featured products. Influence over future product direction. Bad content marketing is like a bad date. Imagine a handsome guy sitting down next to a beautiful lady at a bar and saying, “Hey beautiful, if you act now you can be my wife by this time tomorrow.” Paying money. | | | | | | | B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES OCTOBER 13, 2010 Cloud Marketing Triggering an Application Land Rush Entirely new companies are springing up to grab their share of entirely new markets by building their core products on top of cloud marketers’ platforms. The advantages of building a product on top of another company’s cloud marketing platform can be quite compelling. You tap into an existing market that doesn’t require early evangelism, and your product development costs plummet when you focus on your unique value proposition, letting other companies build your product’s not-so-unique back end systems. Simon Stanlake. CTO, HootSuite. Ryan Holmes. CEO, HootSuite. | B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES JUNE 22, 2010 3 Ways to Boost Revenues with a Cloud Computing Product Strategy Today, software and Internet companies are driving revenues by exposing every layer of the technology stack as cloud computing products. Cloud computing has become mission critical for the product strategy of countless high profile companies, including Salesforce , LinkedIn , Facebook , Twitter , Microsoft , Amazon , Google , and on and on. If your product strategy doesn’t already consider the impact of cloud computing, you might just want to keep a close eye on your lunch, because someone’s about to eat it. Turn infrastructure into products. Sell data. No problem. | B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES APRIL 24, 2010 Google’s Next Big Thing Finding the “next big thing” doesn’t mean growing your business incrementally or having new product lines that are profitable. The history of software and Internet companies is littered with highly successful one-trick ponies whose corporate success hinged on the lifecycle of the one product category they came to dominate. Then they found the next big thing in the market for office productivity desktop applications when they introduced Microsoft Office. Google Books and Google Products threaten to sell Amazon’s e-commerce business down the river. | B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES JUNE 8, 2010 High Growth Product Strategy Using Stack Integration In world of high tech product strategy, we have a third option I like to think of as “stack integration.” Much like vertical integration, a stack integration product strategy means you plan to expand upstream or downstream in the technology stack. Since products at higher layers in the stack often generate demand for lower layer products, the product strategy implications of stack integration are very much like those of old-school vertical integration. Internal Applications: Productivity-boosting applications, such as CRM, SFA or ERP apps. | | | | | | | | | - Amazon’s Cloud Marketing Is Affiliate Marketing 2.0
The original Amazon affiliate marketing program made it easy for anyone with a website to create a link to any of Amazon’s products and earn a commission check for site visitors who clicked through the link to Amazon’s site and bought the product. Today, the Amazon affiliate marketing program now offers website owners a chance to keep their visitors on their own site while still selling Amazon’s products. Amazon even offers a Product Advertising API that lets developers build their own custom software and websites integrated directly into Amazon’s back end systems. MORE >> - Maximizing the Time Value of Content
The customer lifecycle begins with trading companies’ content for prospects’ attention and then gradually transforms into trading companies’ products for customers’ business. Product-focused marketing content fails to focus on the top priorities of prospects in favor of feature-oriented “show up and throw up” content. Focus your content marketing from the point of view of the prospect (not your company or products). We all know about the time value of money. Getting money today is worth more than getting money tomorrow. Pithy comment from more detailed advice quote”. MORE >> - 3 Ways to Boost Revenues with a Cloud Computing Product Strategy
Today, software and Internet companies are driving revenues by exposing every layer of the technology stack as cloud computing products. Cloud computing has become mission critical for the product strategy of countless high profile companies, including Salesforce , LinkedIn , Facebook , Twitter , Microsoft , Amazon , Google , and on and on. If your product strategy doesn’t already consider the impact of cloud computing, you might just want to keep a close eye on your lunch, because someone’s about to eat it. Turn infrastructure into products. Sell data. No problem. MORE >> - Google’s Next Big Thing
Finding the “next big thing” doesn’t mean growing your business incrementally or having new product lines that are profitable. The history of software and Internet companies is littered with highly successful one-trick ponies whose corporate success hinged on the lifecycle of the one product category they came to dominate. Then they found the next big thing in the market for office productivity desktop applications when they introduced Microsoft Office. Google Books and Google Products threaten to sell Amazon’s e-commerce business down the river. MORE >> -
Does Your Content Marketing Support Your Customer Lifecycle? Freemium product use. Low-cost introductory products. Advanced add-on product features. Full featured products. Influence over future product direction. Bad content marketing is like a bad date. Imagine a handsome guy sitting down next to a beautiful lady at a bar and saying, “Hey beautiful, if you act now you can be my wife by this time tomorrow.” How successful do you think the guy would be? Are you asking your cold leads to buy from you before you’ve earned their trust and proven your value? Conversely, good content marketing is like a good date. Demos. MORE >>
- Maximizing the Time Value of Content B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES | TUESDAY, JULY 27, 2010
- The 4 Essential B2B Value Propositions B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES | SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 2010
- High Growth Product Strategy Using Stack Integration B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES | TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 2010
- News Flash for Cloud Marketers: The Cloud Just Went Mainstream B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES | TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2010
- The 4 Essential B2B Value Propositions B2B INTERNET MARKETING STRATEGIES | SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 2010
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