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27% of Marketers Say ‘Bad Data’ Costs Them 10% or More in Lost Revenue Annually

KoMarketing Associates

Although marketers now have an abundance of data and analytics at their disposal, new research shows that those who do not regularly check their information for inaccuracies may be at a disadvantage. Marketers and the Investment in Data Quality. Approximately 94% reported that their sales and marketing performance rose as well.

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Report: Marketing and Sales Professionals to Team Up, Clean Up Data

KoMarketing Associates

Although sales and marketing teams have not always worked closely together, new research suggests that they will collaborate frequently in the near future. In addition, this may become the key to more accurate data and analytics. Almost half of marketers cannot estimate how bad data impacts their organization’s bottom line.

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Your Guide to Choosing a B2B Data Provider

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Many B2B data providers claim to have the “best” data. But have you ever stopped to think about where these companies get their data and what makes it better than the rest? Data is a big investment – and as a buyer, you should never trust a data provider without first understanding where that information comes from.

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28 Effective Tips for Shortening Your Sales Cycle

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The B2B selling process is slow but steady. Research is essential in this stage — you want to know who’s fit to be a buyer, and you want to tell them exactly what they want to hear. This is where SDRs focus on scoring as many meetings as possible, and research shows more than five touchpoints are required to secure an initial meeting.

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4 Ways Technology Has Changed B2B Selling

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Technological advancements have the ability to transform any industry or job function overnight—including B2B sales. Today’s blog post breaks down some of the most impactful technological developments B2B selling has seen in the last few years. Here are five important ways technology has permanently changed B2B selling.

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From Insight to Impact: Harness the Potential of B2B Data

Binary Demand

[ps2id id=’overview’ target=”/]Today’s B2B organizations largely count on the data it holds to direct themselves for success and seamless operations. It enables sales representatives to enhance the relevance and effectiveness of their pitches by providing them with accurate and comprehensive data about prospects.

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Not all B2B and B2C categorizations are alike

Martech

I recently jumped from a B2C marketing department at Western Governors University (WGU) in the online higher education sector to a B2B marketing department at Zuora that provides subscription management software in the SaaS space. This change has made me think about the value of the B2B and B2C categories. The maestro perspective.