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5 Key Points to Consider when Choosing a Demand Generation Solution

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Savvy B2B marketers are recognizing the limits of today’s email marketing and web analytics applications for generating qualified sales leads and are switching to a demand generation solution to ensure a continuous stream of qualified leads.

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From Branding to Demand Generation

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We’re uniquely positioned because of our diversity in product offerings, but we compete with large firms that have more resources available to their marketing and sales team. Once the rebrand of the website was complete, First Rate implemented their content strategy in conjunction with Sales Engine and experienced immediate positive results.

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From Branding to Demand Generation

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We’re uniquely positioned because of our diversity in product offerings, but we compete with large firms that have more resources available to their marketing and sales team. Once the rebrand of the website was complete, First Rate implemented their content strategy in conjunction with Sales Engine and experienced immediate positive results.

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How important is contextual content in the B2B sales process?

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Contextualized marketing does not rely on differentiators or distinctions of the company, but rather it is firmly rooted in an understanding of who the target customers are and how their behavior indicates their preferences. These same brands are leading with product and brand rather than experience and utility.”

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Why Perfect Branding Isn’t Enough to Connect with Buyers

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Once upon a time, branding was an indispensable part of a company’s success in B2B sales. Marketing budgets spent on bold logos, memorable slogans, pricey sponsorships and colorful presentations were all devised for a simple overarching purpose: to get sales in the door. This relationship was not always about the sale.