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Sorry, But “How Many Touches Does it Take to Make a Sale?” is No Longer a Valid Question

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On a recent conference call with a prospective client, the Vice President of Sales chimed in with a question: “How many touches do you think it takes before someone becomes a lead?”.

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How Quickly Should I Suspend or Delete Non-Responsive Leads?

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.” Opens and clicks, for example, are very different metrics. Someone opening emails but not engaging with the content may be interested in your message but just not have a current need.

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Report: One-Third of Marketers Say Lead Nurturing Has No Impact

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News flash: email clicks are not a valid success metric. Here are my other key takeaways from the report, a recommended read for any demand generation marketer: More than two-thirds (67%) of survey respondents said that they’re measuring the success of their nurture programs based on email click-through rates.

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ABM is a Strategy, Not a Campaign.

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Just please don’t think that one campaign, no matter how successful, is a valid test of whether ABM makes sense for your organization. So, by all means, give ABM a try. The post ABM is a Strategy, Not a Campaign. appeared first on The Point.

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Embracing Trust: How Marketers Can Prepare for GDPR 2.0

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And these days, with a wealth of real-time data append and enrichment solutions available, there’s even less reason to have 8 fields on your registration form, when just a name and valid email address will probably give you what you need. If you don’t have a use for the data, don’t ask for it. Let people know what to expect.

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Should You Use the Same Landing Page for Email and Online Ads?

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Therefore, the objective of an effective email landing page is to 1) validate that decision, and 2) not get in the way. When a reader arrives at a landing page from an email campaign, he or she has already received a critical mass of information about you and the offer – whether that offer is a white paper, Webinar, demo, or whatever.

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Quit Obsessing About the Customer Journey

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Now, to be fair, we certainly have a better understanding of the B2B customer journey today, and it’s certainly true that there are valid, credible insights that can be drawn about the way in which business buyers behave in the aggregate. At any given time, you do not know where a given prospect is on that journey.