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B2B vs B2C Marketing: Developing a Unique Growth Strategy

B2B Marketing Insights - WE

By gaining more customers. Customers are the largest source of variation in the value stream. Our B2B marketing company has experienced great success in taking a more customer-centered approach and adopting strategies that are generally seen as outside of our environment. The key, of course, is knowing the customer.

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Once a unicorn, always a unicorn: Flock Freight’s Bob Wolfley on disruptive innovation, creativity and social careers

Sprout Social

View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Traveling Unicorn (@thetravelingunicorn) In 2014, Wolfley joined MeUndies as a customer experience specialist where he talked to strangers about their underwear, a catalyst to launching his formal social career. But he’ll always be a unicorn at heart, whether he’s posting or not.

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Yours in Marketing Episode 5 – SEO Tools with Tim Soulo

Directive Agency

And that’s something that I advise to business owners if they really want to create the kind of content that will bring customers and sales to their business and not just arbitrary traffic numbers. Just looking at is this actually relevant? I can tell you that it’s definitely not LinkedIn. We only let our customers.

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B2B Search Marketing: 5 Must-Read Tips - Online Marketing Blog

Online Marketing Institute

Additionally, web sites focusing on reaching B2B audiences, must focus an equal amount of effort on gaining relevant search engine rankings and the stickiness of their site. That variety of keywords must be supported by relevant content and link building as well. I need to implement them. Thanks for sharing. smobot Good post.

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PKM and the Organization - Pollard

Buzz Marketing for Technology

The story of KM so far has been, for the most part, a failure -- failure to articulate, to imagine, and to implement. And the creative people who often had the Knowledge Director thrust upon them conceived of KM as a means for increasing organizational innovation, customer satisfaction and employee retention.