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The Attention Web: What B2B Marketers Need to Know

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For B2B firms, direct communication (email, snail mail, face-to-face, etc.) If you’ve created high quality content, ensure that it earns an adequate marketing ROI by consistently putting it in front of the right people; don’t expect them to find your content by themselves on your company website or blog, on LinkedIn or through Twitter.

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Bare Essentials: Marketing as a Necessary Evil

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To achieve top-of-mind awareness, you’ll need to establish and maintain scheduled, direct communication with your target audiences, either by email or snail mail. A LinkedIn Profile that Mirrors Your Website: LinkedIn has become an important market research and due diligence tool for all industries. Your credibility.

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Social Distancing: Marketing’s New Strategic Mandate

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Many companies have abused email to such a great extent — bombarding clients, prospects and referral sources with email blasts, self-serving newsletters and other useless information — that it’s now extremely difficult to get noticed or gain meaningful traction. Direct Communication.

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Why Your Company’s Blog Doesn’t Make the Phone Ring

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For starters, they should be published on LinkedIn, both on your personal profile (as a long-form blog post like this one), and as an “Update” on your firm’s corporate LinkedIn page. Another way to increase readership of your blog is by re-purposing its content, in whole or part, in places where it’s likely to be seen.

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Make the Short List…Or Die Trying

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Excessive Follow-up: These companies subject prospects to a constant barrage of email, direct mail and telephone contact that makes their firm appear desperate for work, and often kills any chance of their being hired. The effort to generate top-of-mind awareness is a means to an end, not the goal.

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Checklist Marketing: Too Many Shoes in Your Suitcase?

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LinkedIn and Twitter Accounts…check / check. If you’d like a complete copy of our 10 question “Marketing Diagnostic” planning tool for B2B firms, just shoot me an email through LinkedIn, or to gordon at andrewselikoff dot com. White Paper…check. Client Newsletter…check. Trade Show…check. Blog…check. Publicity…check.

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Why Your Law Firm Blog Doesn’t Make the Phone Ring

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For starters, they should be published on LinkedIn, both on your personal profile (as a long-form blog post), and as an “Update” on your law firm’s corporate LinkedIn page. Another way to increase readership of your blog is by re-purposing its content, in whole or part, in places where it’s likely to be seen.