The typical MQL approach to measuring KPIs is out. It’s time for an account-based approach that shows people’s propensity to buy. Diana Eadington Reed of Oracle shares how her team is doing it, on this episode.
Aman Naimat, Sr. VP of Technology at Demandbase explains how AI functions in account-based marketing, and Demandbase CEO Chris Golec predicts when AI will become mainstream in B2B marketing.
Chelsea Hunersen explains how HubSpot is using live video to drive viewers to other content, to increase engagement, and to gauge interest levels on various topics.
Millennials are seemingly taking over the B2B workforce. Here are four reasons why employee advocacy appears easier for them and why you should begin your employee advocacy program with your millennial employees.
Abby Euler, Global Marketing Evangelist for Talent Acquisition at IBM, reveals the merit of taking a data-driven marketing approach to recruitment. She explains why the art and science of recruiting is really a digital marketing campaign, made possible through strategy and social technologies.
After many months of planning our new website (more than we anticipated), we’ve launched it. But, why should you care? Seriously, you’re super busy. So, rather than attempt to get YOU excited about OUR new website, I’m offering you these eight reasons to ignore our new website.
Whether managing PPC marketing yourself or hiring an agency, before you start spending money advertising on search engines, carefully consider what you are trying to achieve. What is your goal when advertising? See some examples. Learn how to figure out what your PPC marketing goals are.
The similarities between SEO and gardening are striking. Understanding the parallels between these similarities will help shape your SEO strategy.
Event marketing has evolved quite a bit during the past 10 years. Today’s marketing budget must be utilized in the most cost efficient ways to do effective lead generation and to deliver real ROI when you exhibit at an industry conference. I would like to share some conference marketing elements that can produce successful lead generation strategies for your next event.
We’re all familiar with the humorous cliché “how many (fill in the blank) does it take to screw in a light bulb?” Obviously, most anyone can handle the mechanical task of inserting a light bulb into the appropriate receptacle. However, the light bulb itself has no value without a bevy of expertise from electricians, engineers and support personnel driving electricity to the socket. The same holds true for marketers in implementing online marketing strategies.
Inbound marketing allows a company to leverage content assets online to produce connections with people who have interest in your company’s products. Ignoring this leverage opportunity is very risky in a marketing economy where established competitors can surpass you with inbound marketing strategies quickly. Worse yet, newer nimble and inbound marketing savvy competitors can come out of seemingly nowhere and eat your lunch.
Paul and his colleagues at Avaya defined the mission of all the social marketing to be: Powerful, Authentic, Personal Interaction. They defined several objectives including demonstrating thought leadership, building brand awareness, increasing demand, and producing sales leads. Since Avaya had already started doing many tactics on the social web, the decided to consolidate their strategy across four platforms: The Avaya corporate blog, customer forum, a few TW profiles and the Avaya Facebook Fan page.
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