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Podcast (Part 2): Does Inbound Marketing Make Sense For Your Company?

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In part 2 of my podcast with Steve Farnsworth of Jolt Social Media, we discuss the shift from outbound to inbound marketing: what works and why. inbound or outbound – what makes sense for your product? In under 10 minutes, you’ll learn: • the most effective demand generation vehicles in today’s digital environment.

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How to Approach Demand Gen in Challenging Times

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Consider shifting net new investment to inbound strategies: SEM, paid social, content syndication. Inbound marketing increases the chances of reaching the companies who, despite everything, are actively looking for answers to business challenges. How to Approach Demand Gen in Challenging Times #B2B Click To Tweet.

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An Accident of Timing: The Case for Always On Marketing

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But then inbound marketing happened. And the pundits said: no, no, the buyer is in control, he or she will decide when to respond, and B2B marketing is about being in the right place at the right time. Well now the pendulum has swung yet again, and the same experts are all waving the flag of outbound marketing.

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6 B2B Demand Gen Predictions for 2020

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Additionally, we’ll see Account-Based Marketing (ABM) move on a path toward ubiquity, eventually morphing into use case strategies, tactics and best practices analogous to demand generation, inbound marketing, lead generation, and lead nurturing.”. – Tom Meriam, Vice President, Business Development.

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Forrester: B2B Companies Score Low in Marketing Best Practices

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When sales and marketing calibrate their respective efforts to the customer – to helping the customer through a buying process or to a desired outcome – then they’ve discovered the basis for alignment. Marketers are just beginning that pivot. Sellers have always calibrated their efforts to the customer.

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Beware the Siren Call of Pre-Qualified Leads

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The emergence of pre-qualified lead programs is part of a larger trend in B2B marketing, namely the movement away from an inbound marketing approach towards one that focuses more exclusively on prospects with a higher propensity to buy. The rush to Account-Based Marketing (ABM) is the primary evidence of that same trend.

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Key B2B Demand Generation Strategies for 2015

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I think we’ll continue to see a shift towards data-based, predictive, one-to-one marketing. So many of the trends in B2B marketing in the last decade have been towards inbound marketing – think SEM, content syndication , etc. It’s a very exciting time to be in the space.