Marketing Interactions

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Content-Driven Conversations: The Future of B2B Engagement

Marketing Interactions

An easy example is to look at the information you’re sharing in terms of depth. For example, you could say that “doing X will result in increased productivity.” In the example above, I talked about how you need for your content to elicit excitement and curiosity in your buyer for them to want to know more.

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Why You Need to Revisit B2B Buyer Personas and ICPs

Marketing Interactions

Some examples of questions to ask customers who’ve come on board in the last year include: Situational – what environmental/work conditions caused a shift in approach? These are just a few examples of questions you can ask to get a current read on your existing personas. Were there new roles/influencers involved in making the decision?

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Buyer Context is the Key to Engagement

Marketing Interactions

If you go back to the example above, the next step might be for the buyer to download a case study that relates to the example. If your buying cycle is 6 months, buying is obviously not the shift you’re looking for out of the gate. It could be to read your guide on helpdesk process improvement.

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The Gap Between Interest and B2B Intent Data in Marketing

Marketing Interactions

For example, when an account hits a certain intent score AND has reached a set account/lead score, fire off content that extends from the topic they just engaged in with you. Where intent data gets really interesting is when you can see interest build, direct interactions happen, and the escalation from interest to intent.

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How Content Performance Informs Your Marketing Strategy

Marketing Interactions

Email metrics are a great example. According to the latest email marketing benchmarks by MailChimp, I’m being generous in the example above. With that said, what I see most is that B2B marketers tend to stick to traditional vanity metrics rather than doing the work to rethink what we’re measuring—and why.

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Use Questions as Your Framework for B2B Buyer Enablement

Marketing Interactions

For example, if you ask your customer what they needed to learn to decide to buy, their answers can be reverse engineered into the questions that were top of mind during their buying process. Customer conversations conducted to gather information for building buyer personas is the key place I’ve found the most compelling questions.

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Inclusive Relevance: Your Content’s Job Description

Marketing Interactions

Let’s take an example. Using the above example, let’s say that the core value is bringing the workforce together to drive growth. Introducing confusion introduces risk and what ifs that can derail a deal in a flash. Imagine you sell collaboration software. Your main buyer is a Director of Applications or Systems in IT.