Want to learn more about marketing metrics? If yes, check out this 70-page report from Marketo, which specializes in marketing automation and sales effectiveness software.
Want to learn more about marketing metrics? If yes, check out this 70-page report from Marketo, which specializes in marketing automation and sales effectiveness software.
exploreB2B has published an excellent article on content marketing online, including business-to-business marketing.
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Many firms are actively involved on Twitter and Facebook, but not adequately studying the return on investment (ROI) from their investments at the these social media sites.
Now, InventHelp has generated some useful ROI data. Look at this infographic.
You know you are great. Your family knows you are great. Your friends know you are great. But how do you get potential employers to think you are great? How about presenting yourself in a way that is still used sparingly: a video resume clip?
We’re marketers. So think outside the box. [BTY: This does not replace the standard resume. It complements it.]
View Julie Marateck’s Vimeo video clip that is a “career narrative about my skills and awesomeness in less than 2 minutes.” Do not focus on the quality of the video or whether you would include things that Julie does. FOCUS ON THE CONCEPT OF A VIDEO RESUME.
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B-to-B Web site visibility and analytics have not received the same attention as with B-to-C sites. However, it is equally important.
As Richard H. Levey writes for Multichannel Merchant: “The obvious difference between business-to-business and consumer Web sites is the immediacy of conversion. B-to-B sales cycles are usually much longer, and often incorporate live salespeople and multiple decision makers. For marketers, says Chris Hicken, vice-president of marketing at UserTesting.com, the key question is ‘Why aren’t people buying from me?’ And the key problem is that when prospects interact with a company through its Web site but don’t buy, the marketer can’t ask what went wrong — at least, not directly.”
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