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What Are Experts Prioritizing in 2018 B2B Marketing Budgets?

KoMarketing Associates

Instead of planning for 2018 when you’re already starting it in January, the most prepared B2B marketers already have priorities identified and plans for execution come January 1. This requires us to put time into a comprehensive closed-loop reporting strategy but really allows us to optimize the marketing budgets.

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5 Marketing Attribution Trends for B2B Marketers

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In today’s blog post we take a look at the current state of marketing attribution, and the latest marketing attribution trends you should be aware of. What is marketing attribution? Before we get into the latest attribution trends, let’s review the definition and main objectives of marketing attribution.

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The Art of Developing a Marketing Budget

KEO Marketing

Companies are often lax about defining a specific marketing budget number and sticking to it, and this makes managing to a number very difficult. This type of ever-changing budgeting can lead to missed opportunities throughout the year and unexpected results and perceived under performance at the end of the year.

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Building a B2B Marketing Budget

KEO Marketing

When developing a B2B marketing budget, there are two key perspectives to consider. External factors are vital to keeping updated on new trends and innovations as well as staying abreast of competitors positioning and campaigns. External Budget Considerations. Internal Budget Consideration.

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Q4 Marketing Budget: 4 Key Areas to Consider

The Point

In B2B circles, Q4 is historically a time of year when marketing spend picks up. Sales teams need the push to meet year-end numbers, whilst at other companies, spending marketing dollars in Q4 is simply a matter of “use it or lose it.” Make SEM work harder. There are fewer still who do SEM well.

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Understanding Your Most Valuable Marketing Channel: The Power of an Email Subscriber

Litmus

Between new social media channels, evolving Google ranking factors, and continuously updating email clients , it’s enough to make a marketer’s head spin. Among all the changes in marketing and the trends that come and go, there’s one channel that remains unique and powerful: email. Subscribers can be reached, at scale, for less.

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Marketing Attribution: The Beginner’s Guide for B2B

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As marketers continue to rely on a wider variety of channels, attribution becomes that much more important. Consider these statistics ( source ): 39% of marketers expect to use an average of 6 or more channels over two years. 78% plan to adapt or increase their use of cross-channel attribution. What do these results mean?