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Why B2B Marketers Must Pull Up From Boring Product Marketing

B2B Marketing Traction

For too long, B2B marketers have put products and services first, believing that all they had to do was “build it and they will come.” ” Buyers want more than a boring product or service. Going beyond the boring product pages online? Are you telling your great story? Contact New Incite today.

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How Much Should I Spend on My B2B Marketing (Part 2)

B2B Marketing Traction

Blog entry excerpted from the Marketing chapter written by Jennifer Beever in The Book on Business from A to Z. When you budget your marketing dollars, it’s important to understand where you are in your product, service, or company life cycle. At this stage, your product or service should be viewed as a cash cow. Introduction.

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How to Market to Chief Information Officers (CIOs)

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Everyone wants to sell their technology services and products to CIOs, but many CIOs are expert at avoiding solicitations. The CIO job is to reduce risk and improve productivity while at the same time staying within budget. Therefore, a CIO’s decision to purchase your product or service is not made lightly.

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Does Your Pricing Leave Money on the Table?

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Blog entry excerpted from Jennifer Beever's Marketing chapter in The Book on Business from A to Z. What’s the best way to price your product or service for business to business (B2B) marketing? This is one of the most common questions B2B marketers have, and pricing your product or service wrong can be a disaster.

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Why We’ve Run out of Time as B2B Marketers (and What to Do about It)

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According to Dave Kerpen in his book Likeable Business, buyers want simplicity. This is a common problem with technology products. The company founders and product inventors are so close to the details that it is difficult to pull back or up and think about their product or service from a potential customer’s viewpoint.

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How to Blog: What Blog Categories Should I Create?

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Blog Post Categories Should Mirror Your Products and Services. I don’t remember which one said it, but the tip was to make your blog categories match the services (and/or products) you provide and write directly to what you do. I added Role of the CMO for topics that pertain to Chief Marketing Officers.

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3 of My Favorite Strategic Marketing Models

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Blog entry excerpted from the Marketing chapter written by Jennifer Beever in The Book on Business from A to Z. Blue Ocean Strategy originated as a book co-written in 2005 by Kim Chan and Renee Maubourne and published by Harvard Business School Publishing Corporation. Know thy customer; 2. Know thyself; and 3. Know thy industry.

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