Don’t take email marketing lightly. It is a powerful way to reach your audience and drive sales, so you need to make sure that you’re doing it right. We’ve put together our top 7 tips for getting better returns from your email marketing campaigns.
Email marketing is a powerful tool that you can use to increase sales, promote products or services, and build relationships with customers. It's an easy way to reach out to thousands of people without the hassle, thanks to email automation tools such as Mailchimp and Buzzstream. But plain emails might not get the attention they deserve.
If you have a complex sales process like most B2B companies do, it makes sense for you to consider personalizing your website content based on where in the sales process the customer is currently. This help the customer along the complex journey from hearing about you to understanding fully how you can help them the best.
B2B personalization at its core aims for the same effect that B2C personalization does ─ better customer experiences that lead to more conversions, better retention, and more revenue. This article describes how segment-based B2B personalization works and how it differs from B2C personalization.
Website personalization is a form of personalized marketing that means showing a version of the website to a visitor that takes into account some information about the visitor. Information such as the visitor's company size and industry can be used to show a version of the website that highlights elements that are more relevant to the visitor.
In B2B sales cycle, the decision to purchase a product has typically been in the hands of multiple people. Even though decisions are made lower in the organization than ever before, it's still relevant to understand that there are multiple people (with personas / job titles) influencing a sale. Some relevant roles to the sale include: economic buyer, end-user, technical buyer, and decision-maker. These roles can be one and the same person.