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More Than a Button: The Best CTAs for Paid Social Advertising (Based on $130M in Ad Spend)

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You might be asking this question: Which ones should I use on Facebook and LinkedIn? Source: 2023 B2B Paid Social Benchmark Report Why did it crash? Based on the data in our benchmark report, advertisers were using owned assets to reduce costs and drive website traffic. So, which CTAs performed best on LinkedIn?

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Is paid social advertising still worth it in 2023?

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So, I did what any demand generation marketer would do in my situation: DIY’d some LinkedIn ads using the platform’s native tools. Hey, maybe I just didn’t have the chops to catch our customers’ attention on LinkedIn. This article is my way of addressing (and hopefully squashing) those doubts. My next move? I hired an agency.

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How to find and win your first 10 B2B customers

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” — Eilon Reshef , co-founder and CPO Coda had the same experience—finding their early customers through former colleagues and early employee connections: “My former colleague Noam Lovinsky was starting a company, and I said to him, ‘Hey, would you use Krypton [our name at the time]? .” But it worked.”

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We’re Breaking Free: Why It’s Time for Demand Gen Marketers to Own Their Data

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That many people reading our 2023 B2B paid social benchmark report were surprised by the high cost per opportunity (CPO) of paid social advertising. Instead of looking only at CPL, marketers should focus on metrics like upsell revenue and cost per opportunity (CPO). Does Facebook or LinkedIn drive a better CPO?

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Measure This, Not That: Your Guide to the Demand Gen Metrics That Matter

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Marketing conversion metrics: Metrics tied to specific channels, like Facebook, LinkedIn, or Google Search. For example, you could measure the percentage of leads from Facebook that convert into closed-won business or the percentage of marketing qualified leads (MQLs) from LinkedIn that turn into sales qualified leads (SQLs).