B2B DIGITAL MARKETING FOR SMEs

December 31, 2014

The spread of the Internet is changing the way buyers search, select and make a final choice of potential suppliers. Marketing and sales managers are faced with a real change of direction in the choice of marketing and communication tactics. The main objective is the generation of qualified leads. Given the abundance of information available online and the active role of potential buyers, it becomes increasingly important to «be found» at the right time rather than «get ahead» at any time. Is the difference between being present when needed and come forward at all costs when no one’s looking for you that creates a qualified contact. In the digital world, marketing is not just a matter of activities and campaigns. Is an evolving path where you can experience thanks to the many low-cost tools available on the net and without much risk.

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Positioning is no longer enough. As a full service agency, T3 helps brands create value for consumers first, then build messaging around that value.

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