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How Many B2B Buyer Personas Do You Need?

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While you can build as many personas as you like, there’s a point of no return that you should be careful not to cross. This is rarely the case unless the solution the client sells is highly strategic or they sell to SMBs where the CXO is responsible for cross-functional roles and/or has a very limited team.

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B2B Marketers Go for a Win with Customer Retention

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This becomes even more important when you consider 73% of B2B tech companies have accelerated existing company revenue goals and 41% of them are decreasing their emphasis on net-new sales to focus on up- and cross-selling. Another report finds improving CX is a top three objective as well as a top 3 challenge for B2B marketers.

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B2B Content Marketing > Going Bold or Fading to Beige?

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Granted, the report is based on responses from only 175 business decision makers. They’re afraid they’ll turn away business if they look limited in scope. It puts marketing organizations in a no-win game where fingers are crossed that their latest campaign will score viable opportunities…as if by chance. Read that again.

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Current B2B Content Marketing Challenges to Beat

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SMEs are busy folks. Everyone is a writer in today’s business world. Remember, they’re busy. Unfortunately for most of us, the product our company sells is likely not the only one of its kind. What impact do they have on your customer’s business? And this means cross-functional negotiation and collaboration.

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B2B Tech Marketers Make the Shift From Funnels to Lifecycles

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This singular focus is a double-edged sword in recurring revenue and subscription business models. How easy is it to do business with you over time? This leads to expansion opportunities via cross- and up-sell potential. The traditional funnel is focused on net-new customer acquisition as the means to drive growth.