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How Marketers Can Help Reps Use Sales Content Effectively

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On average, they must navigate at least six different repositories to search for content. In defense against the time sink that causes, many sales reps have downloaded content to their laptops and continue to use what’s worked in the past because searching for new content is unwieldy. Originally published on Modus blog.

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Quit Poking the Bear with Gated B2B Content

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SEO for organic search that’s not available to content behind a gate. And search is one of the primary tactics’ buyers use to find content they’re interested in consuming, hence, your company. Don’t make them search for it, show it to them and prompt them to continue advancing in interest so you can get them to intent.

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Why Sales Shuns B2B Marketing Qualified Leads

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Do they only arrive on your site via search or a targeted display or social ad? It’s helpful to know if an account is searching for information that relates to the problem you solve, your category, and your competitors. Are they staying long enough to read the content on the page? On any page? Which ones? Source of sessions.

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Never Assume B2B Buyers Know How to Buy

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Sellers became so bogged down searching for information located in various repositories that their selling time has decreased, along with their win rates. Originally published on Modus blog. One of the fallacies that companies bought into with sales enablement is that more is better. It’s about what a buyer wants to hear.

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Create B2B Buyer Personas that Inform Content Marketing Strategy

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Do a search on LinkedIn for profiles that match your B2B buyer persona’s definition. You’ll also want to search for analyst and industry reports that are relevant to the project. Remember to review industry portals, related thought leader blogs, and job listings. Luckily, they’re things you can find on your own.

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Content-Driven Conversations: The Future of B2B Engagement

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Google has trained buyers to hit the back button when the search result clicked on doesn’t yield the right content. Originally published on the Salesforce Pardot Blog. Nothing seems relevant to you. Yet you click around for a bit hoping to stumble across something helpful… You’re nicer than most buyers.

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It’s Not the Format of Your B2B Content, It’s the Relevance

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What you do is go search for a topic you’re interested in. If your search brings back a list of content options and one of them near the top is an infographic, you may choose to click on that first because the indication is a visual with statistics that’s easy to ingest. Did they subscribe to your blog? I’m guessing never.

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