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Data Decay & B2B Database Marketing [Infographic]

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Data decay happens naturally because of how often people change jobs or titles, companies go out of business, and mergers occur. Because of this, many organizations are working with a B2B database that is cluttered with outdated, invalid, or incomplete contacts. Key Takeaways About B2B Database Marketing.

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Why Companies Buy Marketing Automation Software

The Point

As part of a team that works regularly with companies who are either actively considering marketing automation, or have just invested in the technology, we get a first-hand view into what drives people to take the leap. Here are a couple of other factors that often figure prominently: Desire for Marketing Efficiency.

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How Often Should I Email My Database?

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This is becoming a common question, driven in part by the trend in B2B towards more proactive lead nurturing and the rapid adoption of marketing automation systems. Suddenly, companies have the tools at [.].

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10 Questions: Do You Need Marketing Automation?

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For other companies, the decision of whether or not to take the plunge into marketing automation is less of a slam-dunk. Not everyone is able to measure the precise ratios at which sales leads currently convert to sales. Is the job function of a typical sales lead at a level capable of advancing the sales process?

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B2B prospecting data just keeps getting better

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B2B marketers typically select targets from prospecting lists based on such traditional variables as industry, company size, and job role/title. Self-identifying keywords used on the company website (ALC). Company SWOT analysis (OneSource). Whether the company conducts e-commerce (ALC).

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Getting the Most from Salesforce.com: A Conversation with David Taber

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Salesforce.com is a dominant player in the CRM category and an integral part of many companieslead management, database marketing, and demand generation programs. HS: What would you say is the biggest misconception about Salesforce and the way it’s used in most companies? DT: Let me give two answers here.

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5 Ways To Incorporate Direct Mail Into Your Marketing Mix

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Customer Marketing. If a company does business with you, they’re much more likely to open and respond to direct mail, particularly if you use more traditional closed-face or window packages that don’t scream out “junk mail.” The results may surprise you.