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Measure This, Not That: Your Guide to the Demand Gen Metrics That Matter

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It’s time to say goodbye to the demand generation metrics you love B2B marketers are creatures of habit, and that includes leaning on the same metrics we’ve used for years to measure the impact of our demand generation strategies. Marketing conversion metrics: Metrics tied to specific channels, like Facebook, LinkedIn, or Google Search.

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B2B Lead Generation Boosters: 25 Rocket-Fueled Strategies and Ideas to Propel Your Pipeline

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There are several types of sales leads in B2B, including: Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs): Leads that have shown interest in your product or service and meet specific criteria established by your marketing team showing that they have a strong likelihood of becoming a buyer. Image: Versions of the SiriusDecisions Demand Waterfall.

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Account-based marketing not working? Try these 4 fixes.

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This weak structure is probably why Forrester found that, on average, only 0.75% of leads that companies generate actually result in sales. Instead of focusing on attracting as many leads as possible, your team will be focusing on attracting accounts that will close and bring the most value : ( Source ). Only 0.75%?

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Digital Future: Predictive Advertising, Chapter 2 – The 9 Biggest Challenges in Marketing Technology at a Glance

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The second chapter of our blog series on digital advertising trends covers the biggest challenges in martech – and how marketers can strategically tackle them. See the first chapter of our series on the future of digital marketing and stay tuned for the next chapter, coming soon. Marketing teams don’t win by overspending.