The fundamental question is, how do you know when someone is ready to purchase? If you don’t know where your leads are in their buyer’s journey, you can’t meet their needs precisely. A competitor will find a way if you…
Last week’s chapter, MA Series – Chapter 3: Central Intelligence and Data Governance, introduced you to the building blocks of the discovery process, the first steps your MARKETING AI® takes as it learns to walk, then run — then soar.…
After the havoc of 2020, businesses are trying to get back on track. New marketing strategies are being devised – and if your market-savvy, you’ll want to employ the most up-to-date online marketing strategies to get back in the game. …
The act of identifying and initiating the interest of a potential customer is essentially the first step your business—and every business—must go through before making a sale. B2B (Business to Business) lead generation programs identify ideal customers for a…
The Cost of Bad Data Who’s in charge of your CIA? Who gets your CRM and your marketing automation system to synchronize with ease? Who defines your data dictionary? Let’s explore how bloated data costs you in real terms. One…
A painter needs a clean canvas. A chef needs a well-organized kitchen. Your creative team needs to work in a clean, well-organized space, and that comes from strong data governance. Identifying inactive or inaccurate records and purging them from the…
B2B lead generation is a valuable marketing strategy for sales and marketing teams, with worthwhile rewards when done correctly. Before the digital age, a “lead” was usually procured via referral from another customer, or through mail marketing efforts, or by handing…
Business lead generation is the process of identifying new prospects, then using specific tactics to turn those leads into new sales opportunities. Not only do you need a high quantity of leads you also want the highest quality leads. Every business understands…
Henry Ford didn’t invent the automobile, but he did something just as important: He pioneered the way to make it better, faster, and less expensive to build than anyone else in a suddenly burgeoning market. Because his factories could turn…
