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Six Tactics to Take Your Marketing to the Next Level

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Don’t Forget About Focus Groups. When launching new campaigns, it’s helpful to hold focus groups with members of your target audience. Focus groups deliver insights to your business so you know where you can improve and where you are on the right track. Focus groups are there to help you.

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How Storytelling + Data = The Most Compelling Content

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This can involve sharing the story with a small focus group, soliciting their thoughts and suggestions, or conducting user testing to see how well your story resonates with your intended audience. Next steps Now that you’ve created your data storytelling strategy, it’s time to implement it.

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Seven Ways B2B Tech Buying Behavior is Changing [Research]

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As TrustRadius notes, “Buying decisions are largely still collaborative, but buying committees are likely to be composed of more focused groups of between 2-5 individuals.” For marketers, this means using a variety of information channels to appeal to the broadest possible range of age cohorts.

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How Did We Do??!! How (Not) to Ruin the Customer Experience by Asking for Feedback

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Companies for decades ran focus groups and test markets, and of course monitored sales success. Not that the opinions of buyers didn’t matter ; of course, private enterprises have always thrived (or not) based on satisfying consumer desires. Actually, they made it quite difficult.

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You’ve Discovered SEO Keywords, But What’s Next?

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These keywords are best broken out into more focused groupings, perhaps by product feature, key benefit, or use case. Once you’ve done a thorough keyword mapping exercise and created your groups, it’s time to take action. Act on Keywords.

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5 Reasons I’m Thankful for Social Media

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Sure, surveys and focus groups still have their place, but you can learn a lot from what they’re saying in social media circles. Blowhards (usually) tend to get called out and ignored. Social media is fantastic for research and learning. Want to know what your customers and prospects are thinking?

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Seven Ways to Use Social Media for Business

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Marketers no longer have to rely on expensive, contrived focus groups; social media provides a vastly larger, richer, more real-world source of information. There’s no better source of information than your prospects and existing customers to help generate new product ideas. Provide customer support.