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How to Use eCommerce Marketing Automation for More Sales

LeadSquared

eCommerce marketing automation is an opportunity to speed up, simplify, and improve your sales and marketing tasks. 51% of companies are already using marketing automation of some sort. Here are five ways in which marketing automation can improve lead conversion rates in the e-commerce business.

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Are we “digital” yet? An algorithmic answer to a philosophical question

chiefmartech

It’s hard to inventory all of the ways in which technology is now embedded in marketing and not conclude that we’re past the “we should probably go digital someday” stage of things. But when does a marketing department qualify as being transformed into digital? It’s an interesting question.

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15 cutting-edge tools every B2B marketer should know

Martech

B2B marketers are getting a lot from the huge amount of new marketing technology, but it comes with more than a few challenges: Systems integration, budget woes, demonstrating ROI to name a few. Website personalization: Talk about the arrival of one-to-one marketing communications. And so many choices out there.

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36 Experts Reveal Best Sales Tools To Boost Your Sales In 2020

Albacross

In ActiveCampaign we enroll the leads into various relevant email marketing flows and onboarding activities, so we get in touch with our leads with correct timing and with relevant content based on the advanced data-filtering from Albacross. PersistIQ We use PersistIQ to create drip campaigns for sending personalized emails.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Value Selling Tools and the Buying Lifecycle

The ROI Guy

Alinean calls this new age-of-austerity Frugalnomics, and it forever changes the way B2B sales and marketing needs to connect with, engage and sell to buyers. Even with a continued recovery and more financial optimism, the shift to frugality is fundamental and permanent. But up-front purchase price isn’t everything.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Let the Good Times Roll? IT Spending on.

The ROI Guy

When we look at marketing budgets however, we find that spending is not aligned with this financial decision making criteria in most cases. Most organizations spend much more on branding and relationship management versus value-based sales and marketing initiatives.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Diametrically Opposed Forces: Selling.

The ROI Guy

By not engaging early, sales is left responding to proposal requests versus helping to set strategy and recommend solutions – a sure recipe for smaller deal size and less competitive advantage. The Big O – Outcome Selling The Demand Spectrum and Value-Based Sales & Market. How Do You Get Started in Content Marketing?

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