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The type of content B2B buyers say helps vendors win deals [study]

Sword and the Script | B2B

A recent study by the Demand Gen Report conducted for the video platform Vidyard drives this point home. No one wants to go through a long waltz with a vendor only to find out you are out of their price range. Why do vendors do this? Because they believe if they can show the customer the software in a demo, it will sell itself.

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The Need for a Demand Center

eTrigue

The concept of a “demand center” has emerged at the core of successful marketing organizations as a hub for shared marketing services, infrastructure and process to enable organizations to bring programs to market that leverage key corporate assets and best practices. Digital marketing has transformed how most organizations market today.

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Sourcing Content Syndication Vendors [Research Tips Included]

PureB2B

So, it’s worth asking, do I need a content syndication vendor to do this for me? Will that vendor/ partner make my job easier, or can I do this on my own? This can create vendor fatigue over time. What other solutions does that content syndication vendor use to back up their processes? Research Recommendations.

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4 Ways to Get on the Approved Vendor List for IT Staffing

Zoominfo

Even in-house recruiting teams need help sourcing great candidates before competitors snapped them up – especially in the high-demand tech scene where passive recruiters often reach out to talented workers before they even start looking at job postings. Getting on the IT staffing-approved vendor list will make your life a lot easier.

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The Risks of Over-Reliance on Late-Stage Content

The Point

Whatever demand gen channels you use to generate marketing leads, there’s value in always promoting a mix of content and other offers that span the entire buying cycle: early-stage, mid-stage, and late-stage. Use of very short-term metrics will almost certainly devalue those leads and the perceived ROI from the program.

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Why You Need a Unified Brand-to-Demand Strategy

Madison Logic

You can’t do this at the very end of the customer journey—you need to catch their attention and increase awareness before they begin the research process with a unified brand-to-demand strategy. And while many marketers recognize the benefits of strong brand-building efforts, demand generation still dominates.

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Meeting the Needs of the Self-Serve B2B Buyer

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The TrustRadius report focuses primarily on how technology vendors should adapt their selling process to these new buying habits, but it’s also worth considering some of the key findings and their implication for the demand marketer. Key Finding 1: Buyers have all but replaced vendor-provided content.