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5 Easy Ways to Have Your Corporate Blog Drive Measurable Demand

The Point

One of the areas we recommend consistently to our clients is to do more with the corporate blog. Blogs are historically the province of the PR team, and so they’re not often looked at as a vehicle for driving leads, sales engagement, and revenue. Don’t assume that people reading individual posts are navigating from the main blog.

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Your Blog Is Not a Publication (But It’s Not Just a Library Either)

Animalz blog

A few years back, I mentioned to John Collins, then content director at Intercom, how much Animalz customers admired their blog. Replicating their publication-style blog is not the right approach for most companies because it’s too costly, doesn’t bring the right outcomes, or both. John’s response?

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4 Ways to Nurture Prospect Relationships and Close More Deals

Oktopost

It outlines the timing, frequency, and type of communication (such as emails, phone calls, social media interactions, and follow-ups) to systematically move a prospect through the sales process. Sales cadences are designed to optimize engagement, maintain consistency, and increase the likelihood of converting prospects into customers.

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Unlocking Success in Sales: Harnessing the Power of Buyer Groups in xiQ

xiQ

Tailor Your Cadence: Creating Buyer Groups is just the beginning. To maximize their potential, it’s essential to establish a communication cadence that suits both the group’s nature and your personal style. For sales plays, consider 2-3 initial emails over a 3-5 week period, followed by periodic follow-ups.

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Triple Touch: A Stealth Sales Tactic for Rapid Prospect Responses

Zoominfo

However, arming yourself with a simple triple-touch strategy will take the guesswork out of your sales cadence. Use this list to guide your talking points (for any of the touches): Personal: Referrals, personal blogs and articles, Tweets, alumni. TOUCH 2 – Send a Personalized Warm Email. This takes us to today’s post.

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B2B Marketing Trends: Customer Marketing and Content Personalization Tactics

Launch Marketing

Email Nurture Cadence After a prospect shows initial interest in your product, service or solution, it is important to keep them engaged. 79% of B2B marketers find email to be the most effective way to distribute content. Email marketing can be particularly effective for a nurture cadence. Check out this blog.

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Lead Scoring Model: Building a Framework to Drive Conversion

Act-On

Blog Learn More Know your persona First things first: make sure your sales, marketing, and other relevant teams (like product) are in agreement on what your ideal customer looks like. How many email clicks? And maybe they just never answer an email or phone call, going radio silent for no discernible reason. Which industries?