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The Lead Generation Strategy Guide

Zoominfo

What is lead generation, and why is it a source of contention for sales and marketing teams? What does a “good lead” look like anyway? Get answers to these questions about lead gen — and so much more! What is Lead Generation? While the B2B landscape may always be changing, lead generation will always be important.

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The Lead Generation Strategy Guide

Zoominfo

What is lead generation, and why is it a source of contention for sales and marketing teams? What does a “good lead” look like anyway? Get answers to these questions about lead gen — and so much more! What Is Lead Generation? While the B2B landscape may always be changing, lead generation will always be important.

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Revenue by Design: Creating Closeable Inbound Lead Flow

Leadspace

Their Go-to-Market team was tasked with doubling Sales Qualified Opportunities driven through both new logo capture and installed base customers. Leadspace was tasked with delivering a Buyer Platform measurably improving all aspects of the inbound lead management process. The Challenge: Double the Pipeline.

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Why Sales Needs Social Media Engagement Insight

Oktopost

When seeking insights a shocking 75% of sales reps struggle to figure out what is valuable to work, in other words which leads/business prospects to prioritize. So what can be done to help the sales teams? No matter what you do, don’t pass your leads directly to the sales team’ – Jon Miller, Marketo.

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Lead Nurturing: A Step-By-Step Guide

Marketing Insider Group

Current marketing practices take customer needs into consideration when producing content for lead generation programs. This same practice needs to be considered for B2B lead generation strategies. Finding success with B2B lead nurturing in today’s market means profiling customers to identify the decision-maker. Stressed out?

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Making Sense of Marketing Acronyms: Part 1

Bluetext

CPL (Cost Per Lead) The cost of finding your next potentially viable lead. PQL (Product Qualified Lead) A lead who has shown interest in your product and is likely to buy. ICP (Ideal Customer Profile) A detailed description of your dream customer, including demographics and psychographics.