Tag - Marketing tips

It's 3 A.M., and while the world is asleep, someone halfway across the globe is searching for a solution to a problem only your business can solve. Who's there to greet them, to guide them, to sell them on your solution? Your website. That's right—your website is your tireless, around-the-clock salesperson. But is it[...]

As a marketer, you're probably familiar with the power of automation in your workflow and how you can easily set up alerts on your favorite keyword searches and get notified when someone writes about them. With the power of AI, you can automatically categorize prospects based on their data profiles or use machine[...]

LinkedIn is one of the best free marketing tools to drive leads and close sales. However, with so many businesses using the platform, it can be hard to stand out from the crowd. Here are some B2B marketing tips to help you make the most of your efforts on LinkedIn and drive more sales through the platform.

In our search for a business-to-business marketing strategy with a high return on investment, we tried a variety of technologies and frameworks. Some of the frameworks were already popular; others, even though they were less well-known, proved to be a real surprise. We analyzed corporate B2B marketing frameworks and[...]

Webinars are currently one of the most affordable ways to sell your company online because they can instantly generate leads and sales and reach hundreds or thousands of people at once. A recent report showed that webinar activities increased by 167% in just one year, with 42% of marketers that hosted webinars in[...]

Analyze what your competition is doing, then do better.  Better still, do something different.

The website looks great. It’s fresh, clean, well organized, and gives prospects direct and not overly complicated access to all the information they could possibly want. To the mix, you have added a blog, which is frequently updated, at least once a week, but usually more often. The website also has a great resources[...]

Summer can be a difficult season for B2B marketers.  For start, everyone seems to be on holiday and even if they aren’t yet they are thinking about it.  Businesses usually delay making major purchasing or partnership decisions, waiting for the fall when their staff is back and functioning at full capacity.