Better Demand Generation

Infographic | May 21, 2021

Purchase intent data is a powerful tool to help you reach active buyers researching solutions. But all intent is not created equal. Intent data is only as good as its source and the quality of signals that inform it. Read on to learn what attributes make up a strong intent signal, so you can confidently identify real purchase intent.

Infographic | March 2, 2022

Using technology, data points, and research to prioritize and segment your key accounts is called account tiering.

Infographic | December 31, 2019

Increasingly getting wary of randomly targeting market segments with unpredictable results? Then you need to embrace account-based marketing. ABM is a strategy in which you direct your marketing resources to engage a specific set of individuals or accounts. Instead of casting a wide net based on guesswork and oblique personas, ABM helps you identify key prospects so that you can carry out highly targeted and focused marketing campaigns for them.

Infographic | June 2, 2022

Post-COVID marketing looks different. Marketers are relying heavily on content as a valuable substitute for in-person interaction and to engage buyers. In the process, it has been made clear that emails and ads alone don't engage the buyers at the level needed — buyers want more valuable, relevant 1141 content. They want an experience and content decision makers are turning to content experience platforms for help.

Infographic | December 10, 2021

Conversational marketing is about leveraging the power of real-time conversations and two-way dialogue to engage customers and seamlessly move them through your marketing and sales funnels. This could be online chats, social media channels, or live brand experiences, but the end goal is the same — engaging with customers one-on-one to stand out from the competition and humanize your brand.

Infographic | May 23, 2022

Do you run a sales team? Have you ever wondered if your marketing and sales goals should align with each other? The answer is a yes. Aligned teams not only work better but also help increase productivity and revenue. Unfortunately, almost 78% of B2B companies have reported a misalignment between their sales and marketing teams. As a result, many such organizations have lost a whopping 10% of their annual revenue. Sales and marketing alignment, also known as ‘smarketing’, refers to a shared system of communications, goals, and strategies that enable sales and marketing teams in companies to work in unity.