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Are you using the wrong lead-gen model?

Sales Engine

The internet gives the buyers a lot more control as they use the Internet to learn about best practices. They diagnose their own pain (for better or worse) and start searching for solutions by watching videos, downloading white papers, attending webinars, and using social media to check vendor references before ever talking to a rep.

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Five Sales Enablement Tactics B2B Marketers Need to Master

Webbiquity

Understanding how sales reps operate, what they need, where they are struggling, and what their goals are, can help to better equip them to build pipeline—faster. You also get to understand their abilities and properly map them to your buyersneeds. Map Content to the Buying Cycle.

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Is Your Content Marketing Missing the Mark?

ANNUITAS

We have white papers for every buying stage, but we just can’t get enough people to download them.”. A Content Map plots your buyer personas against your buyer journey for their information needs at each stage. What their information needs are at each stage. Information Needs.

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B2B vs. B2C Marketing: Four Myths, Six Differences, and One Key Similarity

Webbiquity

The next largest expense is usually content production: website copy, blog posts, marketing collateral, white papers, ebooks, video, infographics, social media posts, etc. That means the business buyer needs to justify the need (why is this better than the way we do things now?)

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Feeding Sales Is a Process, Not a Project.

Sales Engine

They develop white papers, email campaigns, go to trade shows, and —well, you know, execute on lots of projects. We may not have liked talking to salespeople, but it’s how we got the information we needed in order to evaluate a purchase. Now that they’ve got your white paper, the question becomes: What are you going to say next?

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Announcing The 2015 B2B Web Usability Report

KoMarketing Associates

This year, we asked questions specific to three phases of the buyer’s journey: discovery, evaluation, and impact on the buying process specifically. While blogs and social media have some impact across all three stages of the buying cycle, this impact is not as significant as marketers may have assumed.

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Feeding Sales Is a Process, Not a Project.

Sales Engine

They develop white papers, email campaigns, go to trade shows, and —well, you know, execute on lots of projects. We may not have liked talking to salespeople, but it’s how we got the information we needed in order to evaluate a purchase. Now that they’ve got your white paper, the question becomes: What are you going to say next?