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The 2 Most Common Mistakes in Partner Recruitment Campaigns

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Most of these pitches inevitably revolve around the functionality of the product or solution in question and the benefits to be gained by our clients. But as a prospective partner, my priority is our business. Many recruitment campaigns ask the prospective partner to do one of two things as a first step: 1.

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How Do We Find People Who Are Ready to Buy Our Product?

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A prospective client asks: “What are the best demand generation strategies for finding people who are ready to buy our product?”. My response: Finding highly-qualified, late-stage prospects has less to do with demand generation channels or tactics, and much more to do with content. But don’t limit yourself to those offers.

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3 Tips for Getting Prospects to Say “Yes” to a Meeting

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In the long run, it pays to extend the reach of your demand generation campaign to include not only those prospects ready to buy, but also anyone else that might be facing the specific issue or problem that your product or service can solve. Occasionally, however, other factors demand a more targeted, aggressive approach. Be specific.

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8 Surprising B2B Use Cases for Chatbots

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Successfully converting free trials and (self-serve) demos requires that the user engage with the product early, frequently, and in a manner that drives home perceived value. A conversation tailored to highly-motivated, late-stage prospects (“Ready to set up a meeting with one of our experts now? Trial & Demo Conversions.

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3 Crucial Tips for Promoting Live Product Demos

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Let’s face it; a live product demo is a tough sell. As an unvarnished display of your product’s capabilities, a product demo is only ever going to appeal to prospects at the latter stages of the selling cycle. Sell the demo, not the product. Ask yourself: what will a prospect learn by attending?

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The Risks of Over-Reliance on Late-Stage Content

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That’s not simply because prospective customers will engage more readily with content that better aligns with whether they’re researching best practices, actively evaluating potential vendors, or somewhere in between. However, it’s critical to align search offers (and not just ad copy) with ad groups tailored to a particular buying stage.

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Mix Up Offer Content to Keep Nurturing Prospects Engaged

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In a recent article (member access only), Marketing Sherpa offers up some intriguing research into how prospective tech buyers view email offer content, and how those views can differ dramatically from common assumptions held by marketers. It’s the working assumption of B2B marketers that prospects don’t want to be sold to.