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Tag Archives: Customer Experience
Learning to Fish with ABM
As a Senior B2B Marketing Strategist at The Pedowitz Group, I coach large enterprises through transformational change such as moving from traditional marketing towards Account-based Marketing. Prospecting is challenging in the “new normal”, so ABM initiatives are becoming increasingly common … Continue reading
Three Hidden ABM Techniques Any Enterprise Can Adopt
Account-based Marketing can mean massive change for enterprises. But it can also start as a modest initiative. Explore three ways enterprises can take small steps towards big change. Lesson 1: Identify Your Ideal Customer Signs your Enterprise isn’t ready for … Continue reading
How to Move from Inside-Out to Outside-In Marketing
As we discussed in part 3 of this series, even the largest and oldest companies are facing a new B2B selling environment where “old school” marketing and sales just doesn’t work anymore. Instead of talking TO your prospects, you need to … Continue reading
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When Your Buying Stages Don’t Match Your Customers’ Needs
As we discussed in part 2 of this series, even the largest and oldest companies are facing a new B2B selling environment where “old school” marketing and sales just isn’t as effective. Companies that talk TO their prospects instead of listening and … Continue reading
Does Your Company Understand That It’s Not All About You?
As we discussed in part 1 of this series, much of today’s B2B selling cycle happens online without human interaction. When done right, the brand delivers a clearly-defined experience driven in large part by the customer’s previous digital behavior. The … Continue reading
When Prospects Won’t Play It Your Way
Company X has just built a new eCommerce site and is consider adding an extra layer of cyber security. VP Bob volunteers to research the product category. Google points him towards Acme, a mature leader in the space, and he … Continue reading
The One Thing Keeping Enterprise Marketing Organizations from Real Impact (and How to Address It)
In the last decade, Marketing Technology (MarTech) has proved to be a powerful integrating force within B2B enterprise marketing groups. But counteracting that strength is a powerful and persistent weakness. Since joining The Pedowitz Group, and in my own B2B … Continue reading
Marketing Insanity
A quote widely attributed to Albert Einstein reads, “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” This is increasingly true in B2B Marketing, where the pace of change has accelerated exponentially in … Continue reading
Content Across the Ages
In his recent MarketingProfs article, “The Brand-Content Preferences of Different Age Groups,” Ayaz Nanji examines HubSpot survey data and concludes that every age segment has different content preferences. Seems we all consider videos “the most memorable type of brand content.” … Continue reading
Posted in B2B Marketing, Channel Preference, Content Marketing, Customer Behavior, Customer Experience, Customer Experience Research, Customer Segmentation, Digital Marketing
Tagged B2B Marketing, Channel Preference, Content Marketing, Customer Behavior, Customer Experience, Customer Experience Research, Customer Segmentation, Digital Marketing
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Dear Marketing Leaders, Use It or Lose It
As we near the end of 2017, many publicly-held companies will be examining budget usage against performance. At this time of year, Marketing leaders often become concerned that their unused budget will be pulled back to improve year-end financials – … Continue reading
