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The Big Shift: How the Economy, AI, and Privacy are Changing Everything We Know About Marketing

Act-On

Historically, Sentinel has put a lot of weight on our behavior scores to define an MQL and how we hand off leads to our sales development reps,” says Angelique. If you’re not ready as a CMO, you’d better get ready.” But when you dive into their activity, they’re really not.” It’s just going to happen.

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What does a CMO really want?

Modern B2B

What does a CMO really want? I’ve had a couple of insightful conversations recently with marketing leaders or CMOs that I wholeheartedly respect. So, in the process, I asked them what they want… what they really, really want. There’s a distinct lack of process once the lead is in the system. What comms do they get?

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CMO Perspective: Struggling with Inbound Lead Quality? Start with a Clear, Quantified Definition

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Improving lead quality is a challenging and continuous process. As a company grows its lead database or invests in B2B intelligence to jumpstart the process, it gains access to hundreds of contact details for potential decision-makers, buyers, influencers, and users. It’s time to do the green, yellow, red process all over again.

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6 tips to optimize lead handoff between marketing and sales

Rev

Of course, this one-hour rule only really applies if your lead handoff process prioritizes highly-qualified leads that are, in fact, ready and able to buy. If so, this blog post will give you 6 tips to optimize your lead handoff process by getting your marketing and sales teams working together more efficiently. Sound familiar?

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Is Your B2B Marketing Working? These 10 Metrics May Hold the Answer

Marketri

Number of Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) All marketing leads aren’t equal, so it’s important to target your efforts on the most qualified. A Marketing Qualified Lead (MQL) is a prospect who’s shown deeper interest in your product or service but may not be ready to buy. The key is to establish the right criteria for an MQL.

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4 Revenue Sources Most ROI Calculators Miss (Part 1 of 2)

ViewPoint

This is Part One of a two-part blog about how organizations with a complex sales process can improve accuracy in lead/revenue projections. In January, 2016 Julie Schwartz of ITSMA stated: “It’s widely believed that 60-70% of the buying process is over before prospects want to engage with a salesperson.

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The Best Podcast Conversations of 2023 That Marketing Shouldn’t Miss

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” GTM Strategy – The Balancing Act Get ready to learn valuable marketing strategies from Neil Dowling, the CMO of WritePoint, who shares his expertise on navigating economic uncertainty with confidence and optimism. “I feel like MQL ‘s are totally useless. Buyers don’t operate that way.”