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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?”. The post How Do We Find People Who Are Ready to Buy Our Product? appeared first on The Point.

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Animoto: Easy, Cost-Effective Video Content to Go

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Well, one reason is cost. Sure, in theory, anyone with a Webcam and a YouTube account can create and share video content, but is the lack of production quality worth the risk to your brand? key features in the new product release. So why don’t more B2B companies use video? Most savvy marketers would say no. Enter Animoto.

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Ego Bidding: Why Paying for #1 Position on Google Costs You More Than You Think

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In the business of Search Engine Marketing (SEM) , this strategy is sometimes referred to as “ego bidding” – that is, securing the top position (or one of the top 3 positions) for a particular search term, regardless of cost or efficiency.

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5 Most Common Fails in B2B Search Campaigns

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Because costs per click in B2B search campaigns can often be extremely high when companies compete the for same keywords, Search Engine Marketing (SEM) for B2B advertisers offers its own very unique challenges. Thanks to Spear Digital Media Director Tim DiSabatino for authoring this week’s post. Some will be, well: junk.

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How to Calculate Demand Gen Budget: A Rough Guide

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In round numbers, a common cost standard is $250 per MQL. A $150,000 programs budget would translate to a $300,000 total budget including people costs.) If you outsource 100% of your programs to an agency, your people costs may be higher but (says the agency owner with no bias whatsoever) your metrics should be higher.

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How to Approach Demand Gen in Challenging Times

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Here’s a summary of what we’re telling them: * If you’re putting any kind of marketing messages in market, it’s critical to avoid – at any cost – the appearance of promoting your service or product as a quick solution to current problems. Provide (as many are) free versions of your product, or premium features, or extended licenses.

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The Impact of New Google & Yahoo Deliverability Rules on Purchased Lists

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Lastly, these new regulations only reinforce what should be email marketing best practices, regardless: * Focus on value, not volume * Strive for relevancy, at all costs (hint: segmentation) * Offer information that solves problems vs. pitches a product Note that I don’t mention personalization.