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Five Ways B-to-B Marketers Need to Change Their Game

Biznology

In the old days—just a few years ago—when business buyers had a problem, they’d call in their vendors for advice on how to solve it. Buyers don’t really want to talk to vendors until somewhere akin to 70% of the way down the road, at the stage of writing RFPs and getting quotes. These days, the sales person has lost control.

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The Need for a Demand Center

eTrigue

If you are already running a simple email-blast system, it’s time to take your marketing campaigns to the next level with campaign automation and tracking using an automated demand-generation system like eTrigue DemandCenter.

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Case Study: San Francisco Travel Sets New Agenda For Content Marketing Management

DivvyHQ

Each week, the agency’s 20-person marketing team publishes 5-10 pieces of editorial content, including blog posts, email blasts and a digital newsletter. He attended Content Marketing World in Cleveland with a plan to shop for content marketing management solutions with a variety of vendors.

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Five Reasons You May Not Be Spending Enough on Content Marketing

The ROI Guy

Two economic downturns over the past decade have made buyers more spendthrift, and more skeptical of vendor claims. Matter of Trust - although the research indicates that buyers truly rely on vendor content to help drive purchase decisions, with so much noise, buyers have become skeptical of vendor claims.

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The End of Marketing as We Know It: Overcoming Buyer Challenges with Interactive Smart Content

The ROI Guy

With ready access to an unprecedented wealth of on-line information, and skepticism toward vendors as a result of direct marketing overload, buyers have revolted and taken the buying cycle into their own hands. Throughout the buying lifecycle, buyers are skeptical, and vendor credibility is an issue.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Predictions for 2011: The End of B2B.

The ROI Guy

During the B2C Internet revolution many a vendor’s world was turned upside down by failing to recognize and invest in the fundamental shift towards empowering consumers with content and buying tools. The influence of vendors as a trusted source of information lags dramatically, at only 8.1% this year, an increase from 3.1%

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What Works Now in B2B Lead Generation, Part 1

WebMarketCentral

However, the coverage does have an element of navel-gazing: "Since the year 2000, B-to-B marketing has undergone dramatic changes—in strategy, budget, measurement, philosophy and tactics.the Internet has certainly been a big part of these changes." more than doubling) increases in traffic within half a year.