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From 50 to 5,000 to 5 Million!

Lattice

B2B companies have been doing Account-Based Marketing (ABM) for years. For example: Demandbase targets 3,000 accounts as part of their program. Dell targets tens of thousands of customers to drive cross-sell/up-sell. EMC targets hundreds of thousands of customers. I’d love to hear your story and thoughts.

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From 50 to 5,000 to 5 Million!

Lattice

B2B companies have been doing Account-Based Marketing (ABM) for years. For example: Demandbase targets 3,000 accounts as part of their program. Dell targets tens of thousands of customers to drive cross-sell/up-sell. EMC targets hundreds of thousands of customers. I’d love to hear your story and thoughts.

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How to Effectively Personalize your Website using Account Data for Anonymous Traffic

FunnelEnvy

Unlike consumer marketers, B2B revenue teams often reason about their market at an organization or account level. There are however a number of vendors that sell firmographic data that can deliver this information even for anonymous traffic. It’s no coincidence that these companies also sell the products that let you do it!

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How to Master Startup Marketing: Experts Share Their Secrets

Vidyard

The best marketing strategy for startups is to build a brand first, then sell. The data startup CB Insights has built the largest newsletter of any B2B brand thanks to its riotously funny and useful Twitter presence. You don’t want to be boring ever, but in B2B, the bar is so immensely low that if you’re not boring, you will stand out.

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How to Master Startup Marketing: Experts Share Their Secrets

Vidyard

Your Startup Marketing Strategy Primer The best marketing strategy for startups is to build a brand first, then sell. The data startup CB Insights has built the largest newsletter of any B2B brand thanks to its riotously funny and useful Twitter presence. The reality is most B2B marketing is self-promotional, jargon-infested drivel.