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The Organic Inbound Marketing Playbook for B2B

OutboundView

Replacing the old world of inbound marketing for B2B is a new landscape that proves immensely favorable to creative and strategic marketers who prefer guerilla tactics, smaller budgets, and surgical campaigns to grab buyer attention, generate interest, drive demand, and inspire action. Market pulse was tougher to discern.

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Dump the Sales Funnel in Favor of Lifecycle Marketing

Content Marketing Institute

The sales funnel is obsolete. The sales funnel doesn’t help predict anything about buyers: Not their mentality, not their movement through the buyer’s journey , and not when they might make a purchase. From sales funnel to lifecycle marketing: a (brief) history. In fact, it has been obsolete for a long time.

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What Salespeople Need to Know About the New B2B Landscape

xiQ

So any effective sales model must adapt to changing buying protocols, not ignore or resist them. This is a big transition for firms whose marketing, sales-training and enablement tools, and wider organizational processes reflect outdated assumptions about purchasing in their markets. The sales force is more important than ever.

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What Salespeople Need to Know About the New B2B Landscape

xiQ

So any effective sales model must adapt to changing buying protocols, not ignore or resist them. This is a big transition for firms whose marketing, sales-training and enablement tools, and wider organizational processes reflect outdated assumptions about purchasing in their markets. The sales force is more important than ever.

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Announcing the 2016 Stackies to be awarded at MarTech

chiefmartech

I know that many readers found this helpful in advancing the practice of marketing technology management. I know that many readers found this helpful in advancing the practice of marketing technology management. We can learn a lot by seeing how our peers conceive of their stacks and the pieces that they assemble together.