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The crisis of buyer information in B2B and how to fix it

Chris Koch

Obviously, this is less of an issue in B2B than B2C. Cookies help us learn more about our website visitors, but you won’t learn nearly as much about the spending patterns of B2B executives through web cookies as you do with B2C buyers. Privacy is a concern in B2B, too. Are you making plans for a post-buyer information age?

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The crisis of buyer information in B2B and how to fix it

Chris Koch

Obviously, this is less of an issue in B2B than B2C. Cookies help us learn more about our website visitors, but you won’t learn nearly as much about the spending patterns of B2B executives through web cookies as you do with B2C buyers. Privacy is a concern in B2B, too. Are you making plans for a post-buyer information age?

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The information gap between marketing and sales—and how to fill it

Chris Koch

Information. Information, not DNA, is the most important piece of the consultative sale and the executive-level relationship. With customers able to do so much research online, the way to get in the door these days is to have information that isn’t readily available elsewhere. Information is marketing’s responsibility.

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The information gap between marketing and sales—and how to fill it

Chris Koch

Information. Information, not DNA, is the most important piece of the consultative sale and the executive-level relationship. With customers able to do so much research online, the way to get in the door these days is to have information that isn’t readily available elsewhere. Information is marketing’s responsibility.

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Why B2B marketers hate social media

Chris Koch

In a recent post, I offered some hard research data to support the growing importance of social media to B2B. When buyers engage their most important sources of information—their peers—most of those conversations (90%, according to a study by Walter J. But of course, no B2B marketing strategy does that. With good reason.

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How Facebook’s privacy disasters will change B2B marketing

Chris Koch

If you go to Facebook and look at your profile, your immediate reaction is going to be that it’s asking for too much information. The question that we’re asking Facebook is the question that we should be asking ourselves in our marketing: Do we really need all this information? The expectation on Twitter is that 99.9%

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How to use social media for B2B

Chris Koch

I’d like to create a guide for how to use social media in B2B that does not involve talking about the specific tools—as least not in the top line. Gather information by asking questions. Asking for information helps deepen social media relationships. B2B buyers value peer connections above all else. Get people together.