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How to Build a Digital Product Brand That Lasts

Webbiquity

A digital product brand is a recognizable symbol that distinguishes an organization from its competitors. A company can use its brand to differentiate itself from the competition to build customer loyalty, generate greater demand for its products or services, and attract new audiences. Keep Your Website Updated.

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Six Proven Strategies to Build Customer Relationships and Brand Loyalty

Webbiquity

Buyers now rely less on information provided by suppliers and industry analysts , and more on what they find about your brand through reviews and other online sources. Gartner also found that when B2B buyers are making purchase decisions, they spend most of their time independently researching the brand online. Train your employees.

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Build Trust and Loyalty: The Importance of Brand Authenticity for Your Business

Vision Edge Marketing

Building a brand is like building a house. When you have an authentic brand, you have the foundation for building trust and loyalty with your customers, employees, and partners. But, without authenticity, your brand is like a house of cards, ready to come tumbling down at the slightest gust of wind.

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How Exactly Does Content Marketing Help in Building Brand Awareness?

Marketing Insider Group

Brand awareness is more than people simply recognizing your business name or your logo. True brand awareness entails your audience getting to know the personality behind your brand and what makes you different from your competitors. Content marketing can be a highly effective way to build brand awareness.

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Your Recipe for Inbound Success

Speaker: Jen Spencer, VP Sales and Marketing, SmartBug Media

Recent studies have shown what a lot of B2B marketers already know - it’s hard to build a successful inbound marketing program. Join Jen Spencer, VP of Smartbug Media, as she discusses how to grow an inbound strategy and framework in your organization to attract leads and establish your brand.

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Why B2B marketing needs brand building more than lead gen

Martech

Experiments are not repeatable and playbooks are not fully transferable between companies. While benchmarks and leading indicators help guide our decisions, the variables that can change outcomes are unique to each company, category and audience. The stages are as follows: Brand recognition. Brand understanding.

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Content Marketing Examples: The Best Company Blogs from Lesser-known Brands

Marketing Insider Group

But if you don’t put careful thought into the content of your company blog, it’s a waste of time and money. The creators behind the best company blogs take the time to understand the needs of their audience before crafting content to fit, as these content marketing examples show. Quick Takeaways. Breakthroughs by Pfizer.

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5 Key Elements for Building a Successful Data-Driven Product

Leading brands and local businesses alike are tapping into varied business and consumer data to power their products and meet consumers’ ever-evolving needs. But companies need to remember that a product can only be as good as the data that powers it. The criteria you should use to vet available data sources.

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Rebooting your Strategic Content and Communications: A Formula for an Evolved Enterprise

Speaker: Mat Zucker, Partner, Prophet

Content is a B2B brand’s currency to demonstrate relevance and, with emerging channels and interfaces like chat and voice, it’s bringing brands closer to their customers. But to succeed, company-driven content needs a more strategic approach that rebuilds a brand’s foundational and experiential elements.

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Going to Market Smarter in the New Economy

The fight to find new customers and retain existing ones is the biggest business challenge for many companies. Technology will continue to play a part in fostering buyer allegiance and building brands in the “new normal.” To succeed, you must change the way you conceive and build new products as a digital business.

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The Rise of the Customer Marketer

Ultimately, if you treat them right, they’ll turn into advocates for your brand. As more companies turn their focus away from short-lived marketing campaigns, and toward building ongoing relationships with customers, the role of the customer marketer is changing—and becoming more important than ever.

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4 Steps to Developing Your Customer Care Strategy

The quality of a customer care strategy can make or break a company. That’s why brands today need to design a modern customer care strategy that not only addresses their customer’s needs, but also removes effort and frustration. And do all of this while reducing the ever increasing cost and complexity of customer care.