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What is a digital events platform and how can it help you?

Martech

While it’s difficult to quantify the value of in-person events to B2B marketing, anecdotal evidence suggests they are one of the few times event sponsors or organizers are able to engage multiple people within a B2B buying group in real-time, providing a unique opportunity. What on-demand experiences do attendees engage with?

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Lead Generation: How To Turn Interest Into a Sale

Salesforce Marketing Cloud

What do I know about their budget or buying authority? The BANT (Budget, Authority, Need, Timing) framework is valuable because it establishes key criteria for assessing lead readiness, guiding marketers to prioritize efforts on prospects with a higher likelihood of conversion.

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Sales Objections: Face and Defuse

Belkins

Sales objections: It’s in the BANT. Most common objections in sales stem not from the prospects’ individual opinions about your product, but from a simple concept: Budget , Authority , Need , Time (or BANT). First and foremost, your prospects care about the well-being of their company.

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The Ultimate Smarketing Glossary: 62 Common Sales Terms Explained for Marketers

Hubspot

A = Authority : Determines whether your prospect has the authority to make a purchasing decision. N = Need : Determines whether there''s a business need for what you''re selling. T = Timeline : Determines the time frame for implementation. The BANT formula was originally developed by IBM several decades ago.

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60 Marketing Acronyms Every Industry Pro Should Know

Hubspot

A = Authority: Determines whether your prospect has the authority to make a purchasing decision. N = Need: Determines whether there''s a business need for what you''re selling. T = Timeline: Determines the time frame for implementation. The BANT formula was originally developed by IBM several decades ago.