Are you implementing Account Based Marketing? If not! It’s time you started applying it in your organization! Studies have shown that the most effective marketing approach in recent times is proving to be Account-Based Marketing. This marketing strategy is more focused and results in better ROI compared to any other marketing method. Account Based Marketing entails identifying prospects that are key stakeholders and strategizing marketing to resonate with the specific personas.
Having participated in 100’s of tech company Sales Kickoffs (SKO) and witnessing the thousands of dollars to the multi-million dollar events, I thought it would be timely to share my observations, tips, do’s and don’ts in a blog.
One of the worst nightmares faced by sellers in B2B sales is when a key account goes from an active stage to a closed stage, in other words when it is lost to a competitor.
Calling all sales leaders! 2019 is right around the corner and that means your 2019 revenue number is probably bouncing around your head right about now. Questions like:
Salespeople and marketers tend to think of themselves as quite separate, with different goals, tactics, and roles within a company. The rise of the modern B2B buyer and their changing journey has forced many professionals in both sales and marketing to rethink this long-standing separation.
Congratulations! Your team just made a massive investment in LinkedIn Sales Navigator. It’s now time drive a massive return for this tool. My first piece of advice: Call in your marketing team!
It’s the time of year when sales teams wrap up celebrating last year’s wins and start setting goals to exceed last year’s performance. Likewise, marketing teams are heads-down in planning their own strategies for the year. Too often, though, those teams are so focused on their own planning that they forget they’re stronger together.
If you are only posting stories for people to read, you’re only using half of the Internet. Great content should encourage B2B buyers to engage in conversations with your sales teams. Consider your ideal buyers for a moment and try to assess what would motivate them to engage, explore further or even buy.
Sales reps are calling for more and better content so they can ramp up revenues, yet up to 70 percent of the content already produced by marketing is going unused. Why?
For many B2B organizations, the problem of disappearing content now stands in the way of sales and marketing alignment. One of the primary reasons for this breakdown is that sales and marketing too often use contradicting definitions of a shared word: content.
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