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Deconstructing the Four Stages of the Industrial Buy Cycle

Industrial Marketing Today

Allocating online marketing in a broader and deeper fashion across multiple programs not only helps you connect with more potential buyers throughout the buy cycle, it helps prevent a key mistake that some marketers make: relying only on the ‘last click’ to determine which marketing programs are effective in bringing buyers to your company.

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Shortening the Industrial Buy Cycle in 5 Simple Steps

Industrial Marketing Today

Let’s say your business offers a software product designed to help business owners efficiently allocate revenue to related expenses to ultimately reduce costs. As such, you are solving the problem of inefficient cost management because at the end of the day, your software helps business owners save money.

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B2B Marketers Have Little Social Media Engagement

Online Marketing Institute

Related topics: Online Networks , New Tech , Media Department , PR , Promotions , Online , Research , Measurement/Analytics , Integrated/Cross-Media/Convergence , Branding , Blogs , Interactive , Business-to-Business , Campaigns of Note , E-Commerce , Demographics , Direct , Share May 28-10 Related Stories Marketers Plan 2010 Increases in Social Media, (..)

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Top 56 B2B Marketing Posts for September 2010

B2B Marketing Zone Posts

90% of B2B Marketers Count on Content Marketing in 2010 - Content Marketing Today , September 15, 2010 The brand-new and very revealing study from Junta 42 and Marketing Profs reinforces the growing dominance of content marketing in the business-to-business arena. How are marketers planning to allocate budgets this year?

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What the Future Holds for B2B Social Media Marketing

Online Marketing Institute

From Starbucks to taco trucks , the use of social tools like Facebook Facebook and Twitter Twitter to spread awareness about a business to customers is widespread because that’s where brands find prospective customers and engage with existing patrons. But what about the use of social media between businesses?