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The crisis of buyer information in B2B and how to fix it

Chris Koch

Anecdotally, we hear that content gets exponentially more clicks when there’s no registration form attached to it. Buyers click more on pages with people. Cookies help us learn more about our website visitors, but you won’t learn nearly as much about the spending patterns of B2B executives through web cookies as you do with B2C buyers.

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The crisis of buyer information in B2B and how to fix it

Chris Koch

Anecdotally, we hear that content gets exponentially more clicks when there’s no registration form attached to it. Buyers click more on pages with people. Cookies help us learn more about our website visitors, but you won’t learn nearly as much about the spending patterns of B2B executives through web cookies as you do with B2C buyers.

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4 Reasons Why Facebook Stinks for B2B Marketing

Chris Koch

Much as people at trade shows will do just about anything for a t-shirt, it seems pretty easy to get people to click the like button if they can get free swag or get a chance to win something. I see many brands launching altruistic campaigns on Facebook to get attention and burnish their reputations. Contests/giveaways/games.

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Why our thought leadership is broken

Chris Koch

They demanded that readers click on their banner ads on publishers’ websites before they’d pay. Readers, long accustomed to the subtle approach, may have looked at those crappy banner ads but they didn’t click and the publishing industry has collapsed as a result.

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Is Twitter “social?”

Chris Koch

Then I click through to see if the content is something that I think B2B marketers might learn from. I try to check it every day to see what people are sharing. 99% of the time, they’re sharing links to content—blogs, research papers, news stories, etc.—that that they think is relevant.

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Is Twitter “social?”

Chris Koch

Then I click through to see if the content is something that I think B2B marketers might learn from. I try to check it every day to see what people are sharing. 99% of the time, they’re sharing links to content—blogs, research papers, news stories, etc.—that that they think is relevant.

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I don’t want to lose you!

Chris Koch

Just go there and click on the RSS button or fill in your email and you’ll be good to go. I don’t want anyone to be any more confused by me than they already are. What that means in English is if you subscribed to my blog before November, 2009 you will have to subscribe again at my new site: ([link].

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