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How to tune your GTM strategies to cope with budgetary headwinds

Martech

Continuing to navigate the “next normal” world, marketing and GTM teams have been under new pressures due to inflation, talent shortages, slowing economic conditions, possible renewed COVID restrictions, and the digital transformation hangover. The companies range from mid-market startups to large public enterprise companies.

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Is A Sales Team Lead Role Worth Exploring?

Zoominfo

Reps can take on too much, too fast and burn out — suddenly, not only do you find yourself drowning in work, but one of your top performers is reconsidering long-term prospects at your company, or at the very least, they’ve lost confidence. Communicating contingency plans is important. Now, is it perfect?

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Is A Sales Team Lead Role Worth Exploring?

Zoominfo

Reps can take on too much, too fast and burn out — suddenly, not only do you find yourself drowning in work, but one of your top performers is reconsidering long-term prospects at your company, or at the very least, they’ve lost confidence. When the team lead is not a good fit … Communicating contingency plans is important.

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Martech in the Apolocalypse

Customer Experience Matrix

The marketing industry is about to face not one, but several of those seemingly sudden brutal changes. Europe recently enacted its Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act, which are squarely targeted at reducing the power of Big Tech. In fact, the Duopoly’s share of US digital ad market peaked in in 2017, if we believe eMarketer.

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11 Marketing Experts Share Their Marketing Fails (and Lessons Learned)

Unbounce

If you’ve ever failed in marketing, you’re not alone. And what sets truly remarkable marketers apart from everyone else isn’t that they don’t ever make mistakes. With that in mind, we asked 11 experienced marketers to share what they’ve learned from their past blunders. Jump Straight to a Lesson Learned from a Marketing Fail.

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Every Founder Interview on the B2B Marketing Blog (So Far)

Webbiquity

How do we enable the people who need data to make decisions within their area of expertise—finance, operations, sales, marketing, supply chain, whatever—but who aren’t experts in data analytics, to use data effectively? Some marketing dashboard tools are easy to use but very limited in scope. Is there a better model?