The Importance of Conversational Marketing in ABM

Infographic | February 28, 2022

Demand generation and ABM can - and should - complement each other. Companies should consider integrated solutions incorporating a mix of ABM and marketing automation to interact with prospects and customers. - Tim Kopp, CEO of Terminus.

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.

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 | December 5, 2019

Customer experience has become critical to B2B marketers. The biggest obstacle to customer experience success? Data governance needs to improve for B2B marketers to take full advantage of the power of this valuable asset.

Infographic | December 18, 2021

In a recent survey, Demandbase found that 80% of marketers had plans to integrate AI into their ABM marketing strategy. Another survey conducted by MarketingProfs concluded that businesses that used AI in their ABM strategies had 59% higher closing rates as compared to others. They saw a 58% increase in their revenue and a 52% increase in their conversions.

Infographic | February 19, 2022

Zero-Party data is information that a customer proactively volunteers to share with a brand through quizzes, content, surveys, opt-in forms, and other forms of communication. While first-party data is rich with behavioral data and implied interest, zero-party data provides explicit interest and preferences, and you must use it to improve the value you provide to consumers. Firms collect first-party data through interactions with customers. This differs from zero-party data, which consumers give you in exchange for benefits from your firm.