A couple of weeks ago, I identified three recurring b2b marketing trends and I shared them with you in this post, Three B2B Marketing Trends (To Avoid). Today, I introduce you to something you are more than likely already intimately familiar with, I am calling it, The B2B Marketers Dilemma.
- B2B Content Marketing Strategy and Practice Is Steaming Full-speed-ahead. Are You Onboard? (DG)
- Index of My B2B Marketing Posts Over the Last 12 Months
- What’s Behind the Rise of Content Marketing?
- Top B2B Marketing 2.0 Luminaries to Follow in 2010
- Why ‘Personas’ Are the Secret Sauce for Effective Marketing Automation Campaigns and the Key to Achieving a ‘Mass One-to-one’ Strategy
- B2B Mobile: 5 Questions Every Marketer Should Be Asking (And Answering)
- Great B2B Marketing Stats (in a GREAT format!)
- B2B, Buzz & Brand ROI: Creating Customers That Create (MORE!) Customers.
- Video Q&A: Integrating Mobile Into the B2B Marketing Mix
- A 3-Point 'Recycling' Framework For B2B Thought Leadership: Repurpose, Repackage, Refine.
The Future of Marketing
It’s easy to be impressed by new smart phones, touch screen displays and other technologies that seem to appear out of nowhere. But there’s always evidence right in front of us that reveals what our lives might be like in the future if we only pay attention. These changes have, and will have profound effects on marketing.
Individually they can be viewed as breakthroughs, but they complicate marketer’s ability to achieve ROI. Why? Innovations don’t integrate well with established technologies.
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- Recycling Older Posts and Articles for Ad Agency New Business
- Has Your Agency Generated New Business Through Social Media?
- Don’t Cap Your Ad Agency’s New Business Pipeline
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