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What the slow death of B2B publishing means for marketers

Chris Koch

This cartoon making the rounds online captures the frustration journalists have with their online plight--and reveals the opportunity B2B marketers have to fill the content gap. Marketers always struggle with what to do next. B2B buyers are tired of marketing, but they’re not tired of ideas.

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How Do You Market Something That’s Worthless?

Chris Koch

For example, we figure out how to get a free WordPress blog ourselves online or through word of mouth and then we learn how to collaborate with others through social media. My question to you is, How do we market in a world of zero marginal cost? Pretend the Industrial Revolution Never Happened.

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Three steps for B2B marketers to build a personal social media presence

Chris Koch

When I despair at ever mastering all the social media tools that exist out there, I remind myself (as I hope you will) that at its core social media is all about communication and that marketers are all expert communicators. My job is to learn about how to become a better B2B marketer and to share what I learn with others.

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Top B2B marketing posts for 2009 (hint: social media)

Chris Koch

Who says B2B marketers are lagging in social media? Check out these top posts if you haven’t already: Six factors driving B2B social media marketing adoption. Why B2B marketers hate social media. Why B2B marketing will become more visual, vocal, and mobile. If they are out there, they aren’t reading this blog. Here it is.

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Should sales enablement be owned by sales rather than marketing?

Chris Koch

I’m wondering if it’s time to take sales enablement away from marketing. Marketers helped salespeople put words to the insanely complex products and services they were trying to sell. From what I can tell, the internet didn’t disrupt the basic model for the sales enablement process; it just moved much of it online. If so, why?

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How to measure influence in social media marketing

Chris Koch

Measuring influence is the new obsession in the social media world—adding another layer of anxiety to the dark cloud of existential dread that is marketing ROI. These include the proprietary tools that look across all the online channels to determine how brands are being talked about. But I think as marketers, we need to think bigger.

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How Facebook’s privacy disasters will change B2B marketing

Chris Koch

The question that we’re asking Facebook is the question that we should be asking ourselves in our marketing: Do we really need all this information? But I will tell you that this week I attended an excellent event run by Silver pop called the B2B marketing University in Boston. So take my comments with a grain of salt.

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