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What Is B2B Market Segmentation? Know All the How’s & What’s

Binary Demand

Essentially, it refers to pinpointing a target audience and then subdividing potential buyers into distinct groups based on shared characteristics or behaviors. The standard criteria include size, location, industry, revenue, buying patterns, loyalty, values, goals, structure, culture, and decision-making process.

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How to Create Marketing Personas in 2023

ClearVoice

These characters are created based on research, data, and insights from actual customers. In 2017, researchers launched AI-powered tools to automatically turn customer data into personas. Behaviors: Browsing behavior, decision-making processes, and communication preferences. Sending out customer feedback forms.

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The Research Methods of Social Buyerology

Tony Zambito

In my article, Social Buyerology: Understanding Buyers in the Social Age , I offered perspectives on the need for a new discipline in B2B Sales and Marketing related to understanding new buyer behaviors and interactions in the social age.    Undoubtedly bringing a heightened awareness to understanding the social buyer today. 

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From Insight to Impact: Harness the Potential of B2B Data

Binary Demand

Intent Data Intent data is a recent form of B2B data that captures prospects’ online behavior as they browse the internet. Intent data is essential for B2B marketing and salespeople to target prospects during their product or service research phase precisely. Business data can be obtained in-house, inbound, or through paid sources.

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Market research focus groups get new lease of life

Martech

Big data should have replaced the focus group by now. Marketers still use it to gain insights into why consumers want to buy something. Now focus groups meet up in a zoom call, not in a conference room. Blame the COVID pandemic for changing the focus group. Focus groups still need…focus.

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Neuromarketing 101: How Neuroscience Affects Customers’ Buying Behaviors

Single Grain

Marketing is all about understanding consumers' behaviors, needs and motivations and then delivering an experience that aligns with all those points. This means that marketers who have a solid understanding of consumer behavior and psychology are typically going to be the most effective at creating strong, customer-centric campaigns.

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Look down the Road: Passikoff on Consumer Values

The Customer

No, I’m talking about real predictive metrics that identify consumer values and expectations that describe how consumers will view, compare, and buy in categories. They move faster than traditional research keeps up with them. If you hear it in a focus group, it’s too late. But that doesn’t stop researchers from trying.

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