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Are the 4Ps Still Relevant or In Need of a Major Reset?

The ROI Guy

Price - The amount a customer pays for the product/ service with pricing set based on the perceived value, competitive comparisons and price elasticity. As a result, according to research a few years back from Forrester, the 4-Ps of marketing are outdated and in need of a major rethink.

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TCO is So 1990: TCS is the new TCO

The ROI Guy

Think back to the 90's: Bill Clinton and the Bull market, Flip phones and the Internet, Forrest Gump and Pulp Fiction, Boy Bands and Nirvana, Friends and Seinfeld. and if you were in IT, it was all about TCO – Total Cost of Ownership. TCO was first developed in 1987, to help compare the costs of different compute infrastructure.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 221: Q & A with Cheri Keith @Cheri29

Heinz Marketing

You may recognize her from her time at SiriusDecisions in Forrester. So you’ve been kind of a household name of B2B for a while, and literally in March, you left Forrester to go to ON24. Losing the trade shows and conferences that people had relied on to generate pipeline and interest in Q2, that was disruptive.

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30 Women Shaping B2B Tech Marketing

SnapApp

In terms of events, I've seen a shift towards webinars and digital summits, which often take a lot less preparation than a live event or conference, with the potential to reach a far broader audience and collect more leads. . Forrester predicts: “30% of companies will see further declines in CX quality and lose a point of growth” in 2018.

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30 Women Shaping B2B Tech Marketing

SnapApp

In terms of events, I’ve seen a shift towards webinars and digital summits, which often take a lot less preparation than a live event or conference, with the potential to reach a far broader audience and collect more leads. Forrester predicts: “30% of companies will see further declines in CX quality and lose a point of growth” in 2018.