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Driving B2B Engagement with Personalized Content

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Earlier this month I co-hosted a Webinar with Greg Kelly of Vidyard and Jason Oakley of Uberflip on “ Driving B2B Engagement with Personalized Content.” If you don’t know what’s relevant to your audience, no amount of personalization will help. Personalization doesn’t have to mean creating all new content. Click To Tweet.

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Why an ABM Pilot Campaign Might Be a Bad Idea

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On paper, the logic makes sense: * pick a handful of key accounts * execute an ABM campaign against those accounts * measure results * determine whether ABM is “worth the investment” on a larger scale. When companies look to get started in Account-Based Marketing (ABM) , the first step is very often a pilot campaign.

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5 Most Common Fails in B2B Search Campaigns

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A low Cost Per Lead (CPA) from a search campaign looks great on paper, but as anyone who’s run a B2B search campaign will tell you, not all search leads are qualified. A search offer can be anything: a how-to guide, a third-party research report, white paper, Webinar, video, demo or free trial. Some will be, well: junk.

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A B2B Email Pre-Flight Checklist

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Is it immediately obvious to the reader what that offer is: a Webinar, a white paper, an ebook? Reserve any additional CTAs or options for the thank you page or fulfillment email, i.e. AFTER the person has registered. Is that offer specific & tangible? Is What, Why, How covered in the header or by the first paragraph at the latest?

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8 Questions to Help You Decide if Your Content is Good Enough

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Personally, I’ve seen some white papers continue to generate leads year after year with only minor updates. Let’s be clear here – we’re not saying you should convert your white paper into sales collateral. Are the topics and stats current—no more than a year or so old? There is no one, definitive answer.

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Why Lead Nurturing Success Means Not Asking for the Sale

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Knowing when a prospect is ready to take that next step, or ready to re-engage with your firm, relies on setting an appropriate threshold – a “bar” if you will – for that person to respond to sales or marketing outreach. If you set that bar too high, i.e. if the threshold is “are you ready to talk to sales?”,

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High Bar Offers: Why Your Campaign May Be Asking Too Much

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The bar in either case is the level of time, effort, and commitment required of the prospect or person registering for said offer. So, for example, on a spectrum from low to high: * a white paper is a low bar offer (very little asked of the prospect). * I wrote about how to get prospects to say “yes” to a meeting in this earlier post.