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Forrester: B2B Companies Score Low in Marketing Best Practices

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Since marketing has control over those digital channels, marketers are getting drawn into onboarding, value realization, and advocacy building. HJS: You report that only 41% of companies reported marketing and sales working from a common strategy and plan. Account-Based Marketing (ABM) has also accelerated the trend.

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Blog Makeover Nets Sales Leads for Software Company

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How do you reinvent a company blog in a way that does more than simply provide a platform for thought leadership? Like many companies, Navicure’s corporate blog had evolved organically over time, and the marketing team was looking to leverage social media for more than just PR value.

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Report: What’s Working in Email Marketing

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Few companies have 100% clean data or anywhere close to it, so any attempt at personalization is likely to be rife with errors. Having a customer or user or prospect follow you or your company on LinkedIn, for example, and the ongoing communication and brand awareness that permits, can be just as effective as opt-in email.

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The Case for Allowing Personal Emails on Lead Gen Forms

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By forcing someone to comply with your process, you’re not making them more interested in doing business with your company (or talking to sales); more likely, the result is the exact opposite. Statistics from conversion optimization company Hushly indicate that only 44% of users will provide business emails when requested.

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When Should I Stop Nurturing a Lead?

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2) staying in touch with that individual over time, educating the lead, building credibility, and maintaining brand awareness until he/she does have a relevant need. A successful lead nurturing program builds a relationship over time to where you’re the company that individual thinks of when the need occurs.

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Marketing Success & the Accident of Timing

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For more companies than not, marketing success is rarely about convincing a given individual, on a given day, to buy what it is you’re selling. Rather, it’s a question of being the company that the buyer finds, or thinks of first, when the relevant need occurs. Building trust and credibility through ongoing thought leadership.

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How Should I Market to Purchased Lists?

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Very few organizations can rely exclusively on inbound channels, particularly those companies with solutions that buyers aren’t necessarily searching for. There’s no one approach to cold lists that works for every company and every audience. My response is a definitive: yes. Integrate social selling techniques (e.g.

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