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The content marketing funnel is a proven model marketer can use to attract, engage and convert potential customers. It is a visual representation of the customer journey from the initial brand or product awareness to the final act of making a purchase. 

Published in Marketing

Price is a critical factor in any marketing strategy, and B2B industries are no exception. The pricing strategy adopted by a B2B company can have a significant impact on its marketing efforts, customer acquisition, and ultimately, its bottom line.

Marketing is a crucial aspect of any business, as it helps companies to reach new customers, build brand awareness and drive sales. However, to succeed in this fast-paced industry, it's essential that marketing teams embrace a team-first mentality.

Published in Management

A brand ambassador program is a marketing strategy where a company partners with individuals who are influential in their respective communities to promote its products or services.

Published in Marketing

Customer satisfaction is a critical component of any successful marketing strategy, as it directly impacts the success of a business. The level of satisfaction a customer experiences can affect everything from repeat purchases and brand loyalty to word-of-mouth recommendations and overall revenue.

Published in Marketing

Social media marketing has rapidly grown in popularity over the past decade, and it is now a crucial component of many businesses' marketing strategies. As technology and consumer behavior continue to evolve, the future of social media marketing is likely to see new trends and innovations. Some potential developments include an increased focus on visual and interactive content. As well as the use of artificial intelligence and chatbots to improve customer engagement, and the emergence of new social media platforms. Additionally, concerns over data privacy and the growing trend towards ‘digital detox’ may lead to changes in the way social media is used for marketing. Social media marketing will continue to be an essential part of a business' strategy to connect with and engage with customers in the coming years.

The future of social media marketing is likely to see a few key trends and developments that will change the way businesses engage with their customers and promote their products and services.

Published in Social Media

A vital component of a successful marketing strategy is sales enablement. Sales enablement refers to providing a business’ sales team with adequate resources to sell more effectively. 

There are numerous ways that sales enablement plays a role in marketing strategy, such as: 

Published in Retail Marketing

On the contrary to popular belief, B2B marketing does differ from B2C marketing. B2B marketing is about convincing an organisation (meaning a large group of people), on the other hand, B2C is simply about catering directly to consumer’s needs. Therefore, B2B marketing is vastly about creating positive relationships and being detail oriented about the product being sold. Conversely, B2C marketing focuses on fixing customer’s problems and simple words should be used (no industry jargon). Hence, B2B and B2C marketing have distinctive problems and B2B requires a lot more two-way communication and trust.

Published in Marketing

Businesses have no choice but to adapt to the changing marketing landscape and create higher quality leads, lead generation is becoming a fundamental strategy for companies that seek to grow in the future. But what makes a good lead generation strategy and how do you implement one? To help businesses formulate a robust lead generation strategy, we’ve created our list of the best marketing tactics for your lead generation campaign.

Published in Marketing

A product launch marketing strategy is an advertising strategy that helps a brand’s product gain publicity before, during and after its launch. A product launch strategy is vital when launching a product because it helps consumers become aware of the new product entering the market. With awareness, then only can sales begin to generate.

Published in Retail Marketing
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