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Video Tech Company Leverages SEM to Drive Enterprise Leads

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Started in 2008 as the world’s first open source video player, JW Player pioneered video on the Web and today has customers in 193 countries, ranging from Fortune 500 companies to individual bloggers. The company’s flagship product, JW Player, is live on more than 2 million sites with more than 1.3 billion unique monthly views.

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Forrester: B2B Companies Score Low in Marketing Best Practices

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However, what’s often overlooked is that buyers don’t stop being self-directed digital consumers when they buy a product or service. HJS: You report that only 41% of companies reported marketing and sales working from a common strategy and plan. They continue to engage with a mélange of digital and human channels. HJS: Thanks Lori!

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How Do We Find People Who Are Ready to Buy Our Product?

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A prospective client asks: “What are the best demand generation strategies for finding people who are ready to buy our product?”. So yes, by all means offer demos, free trials and late stage content to ensure that prospects who ARE in a “buying mode” find, and engage with, your company. But don’t limit yourself to those offers.

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Email Marketing 101: No-One Cares About Your Product

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Unless your offer and product are one and the same and the call to action is “buy now,” no-one cares about your product. An email that focuses on the product, or the company behind it, or the brand, will simply read like a product brochure. The entire body copy is all about the product. But so what?

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3 Crucial Tips for Promoting Live Product Demos

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Let’s face it; a live product demo is a tough sell. As an unvarnished display of your product’s capabilities, a product demo is only ever going to appeal to prospects at the latter stages of the selling cycle. Sell the demo, not the product. Here are 3 tips to consider: 1. Here are 3 tips to consider: 1.

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Webinar Invitations: Sell the Event, Not the Product

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Easily the #1 mistake that tech companies make when promoting Webinars is that they forget that they’re selling an event. Unfortunately, many tech marketers use Webinar invitations as simply a vehicle to preach the virtues of their product, whilst the actual offer (the Webinar) is an afterthought. Not so much.

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How to Make a Webinar Email Stand Out

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A Webinar email should be about the reader, not the company hosting the event. As the reader, I’m not interested in your product, what it does, or even what you have to say. Sell the event, not the product. Don’t tell the reader what the speakers will talk about. I’m interested in what’s in it for me.