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18 Common Features of a Best-in-Class Lead Nurture Program

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Note: rarely, if ever, will one organization employ every one of these features. Nonetheless, the degree to which you currently employ few, some, or most of these features says a lot about the sophistication of your program relative to best-in-class companies, and the associated potential for improvement.

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8 Surprising B2B Use Cases for Chatbots

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It’s the rare organization that can dedicate valuable sales time to monitoring and responding to each and every trial customer, so chat is an ideal tool for responding to specific actions (or lack thereof) and engaging the user in conversation that, for example, points to other, related features that he/she might also find useful.

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The 2 Most Common Mistakes in Partner Recruitment Campaigns

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Consider a “partner information guide,” short videos featuring existing partners, or a Webinar that walks through the program and how to apply. . * leverages content that is not just painted-over product collateral, but instead is information specifically crafted to speak to a prospective partner’s needs, pain points, and motivators.

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8 Questions to Ask Before Investing in Marketing Attribution

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Review how these tools are currently being used and if there’s any overlap in features that makes any of them redundant. * Are there any features that aren’t currently being utilized or add-ons to existing technology you could benefit from? Are all of your technologies passing information effectively?

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Why Marketing Automation Customers are Migrating Downstream

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Now, Steve happens to work in product marketing for Oracle Marketing Cloud , home of Eloqua, typically regarded as the most feature-rich (some would say: complex) marketing automation solution on the market. So, it may just be that Steve’s data is biased in favor of those companies who need a more full-featured solution.

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Meeting the Needs of the Self-Serve B2B Buyer

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Some companies are experimenting with a “reverse trial,” whereby users get access to a full-featured product for a finite period (say, 14 days), at which point they have the choice to purchase or revert to a lower-featured freemium version. Key Finding 4: Cold calls are a big turn-off.

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When Should I Stop Nurturing a Lead?

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For more nurture tips, see our earlier post: “ 18 Common Features of a Best-in-Class Nurture Program ”. A successful lead nurturing program builds a relationship over time to where you’re the company that individual thinks of when the need occurs. That could be months, or even years down the road. Photo by Who’s Denilo ? on Unsplash.