ABM: The New B2B Marketing Must-Have

Infographic | March 2, 2022

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

Infographic | December 28, 2021

ABM technology is enhancing marketing strategies for B2B companies by targeting only accounts with buyer intent. ABM leverages basic info, data about the kind of technology the lead uses, lead behavior, and data gained through form filling, and event attendance to target accounts and segment them based on priority.

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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 | May 30, 2021

As a marketing and sales manager, reaching out to the target audience and bringing in leads is only half the job done. The other half includes making sure that you qualify those leads as well. HubSpot claims that the majority of medium and large companies generate less than 5,000 qualified leads per month. The process of qualifying leads is not as easy as it seems and undoubtedly, each company has its own unique method. Lead qualification can be done using several types of frameworks and each method has its logic and analytical reasoning. Each lead qualification framework helps ease things a bit.

Infographic | February 16, 2022

Some of the best intent data on the market today comes from well-known B2B content communities where buyers go to self-educate. According to a SiriusDecisions study, a B2B prospect is already 67% of the way into the purchasing journey.

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.