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About 34% of respondents identified themselves as employed by B2B product companies, while another 31% said B2B services, so overall about 60% of respondents are senior leaders in B2B marketing organizations. For B2B product companies that number came in at 7.1% and for B2B services it was 10.1%.
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Examples: Print news sites, broadcast news, blogs, newsletters and possibly influencer posts. Buy reprints and hand them out at a tradeshow. General Electric amplified its media coverage by buying all of the print ad inventory in The New York Times to announce its break up and spinoffs. Share in the company Slack.
How B2B Marketing Can Get More out of TradeShows. How to Generate Media Referenceable B2B Customers with a Blog. In B2B organizations, I’ve learned the sales people love an excuse to contact a customer without asking for something explicitly in return. 7) Share with industry forums and peer groups .
Launching an attention-getting idea for 3-D printing client, WhiteClouds came to us this way. In the lead-up to last year’s Super Bowl, our team learned that an injured football player would possibly wear a 3-D printed brace produced by WhiteClouds. Gambling on that possibility, we punted and hoped for the best.
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He’s been an independent consultant since 2006 and helps B2B companies with online marketing. Early on, I worked at a printing technology company where we had a big poster on the wall that said, “Freedom of the press belongs to those who own one.” Pre-Internet, that was because print ad space was so costly.
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