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Maximizing Efficiency with B2B Marketing Automation: Key Strategies

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Personalization at scale: Crafting personalized content that resonates with each segment of your audience becomes more challenging as your business scales (which, again, is why humans can’t be taken entirely out of the loop). By automating this process, businesses can consistently engage leads with relevant and timely content.

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Five Sales Enablement Tactics B2B Marketers Need to Master

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Develop Sales Rep-Influenced Content. Marketing can use these insights to develop content in the form of a FAQ page, manuals, white papers, blog posts, or other content you can easily share to advance deals. Map Content to the Buying Cycle. They know the questions that are frequently being asked.

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Six Insights (And One Inspiring Conclusion) from 27 Beneficial B2B Marketing Stats and Facts

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Content has to be high quality and laser-focused to cut through the noise. Simplifying and personalizing the buying process is now the key differentiator. It’s not your imagination: B2B buying cycles are getting longer and more complex. How to best produce content for technical buyers? And measure them?

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Nine Winning Digital Marketing Strategies From The B2B World

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When networking giant Juniper Networks decided to create a campaign that showcased the importance of data protection and security, they looked to gamification as an approach that would be interesting and relevant to their audience. Find ways to engage your audience: Interactive content.

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The Two Core Elements of B2B Social Media Marketing Success

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There have been numerous models proposed for social media and content marketing (including the Four C’s of Social Media Marketing model previously published here), but when all of the complexity is stripped away, social media marketing success comes down to two core elements: content and amplification. Content is like singing a song.