Tag Archives: B2B marketing tips
You’ve lost me already.
I paused, but I’m walking straight past. Before I got beyond the first paragraph of proper copy. My question is: What are you going to do, for me? If I haven’t a clue what you can actually offer me, after … Continue reading
Storytelling: It’s the future! But we aren’t all Hans Christian Andersen.
Once upon a time, storytelling became the bright new thing in B2B. What wasn’t to like about adding the human touch to our soulless marketing output? It was time to break free of feature, function, benefit comparison tables and create … Continue reading
Beware the social echo chamber
Oooh that post got 1234 likes! and 567 shares! Put it in the reporting, make sure the bosses know! It’s an easy ‘win’ on paper to count likes, shares and comments – they’re a positive affirmation you’re doing something right … Continue reading
The Balancing Act: B2B EMEA Field Marketing vs. Central Marketing
or How to be a successful Field Marketing Manager The life of a B2B marketer is rarely straightforward, but for those navigating the nuances of the EMEA region, the stakes can feel even higher. As an EMEA Field Marketing Manager, … Continue reading
Behind the Logo: Weaving the Fabric of Teamwork
The company logo is a badge of honour, a symbol of belonging to something bigger than yourself. If you’re wearing the logo, you’re on the team, you share the goal and vision. But true teamwork transcends just sporting the colours. … Continue reading
Trade shows – sore feet is the easy bit.
Trade shows – book the stand, brief the graphic design with some catchy messaging, book the hotels, roll up, eye up competitors’ stands, have a chat with former colleagues, overdo it at the show party and go home with a … Continue reading
Has Google had enough word salad?
TL;DR (yet – will go on my gravestone, probably) – but interpretations of Google’s ‘helpful content update‘ are to the liking of my Human side. The Content Creator side will have to have a think, but I’ve certainly never been … Continue reading
Use cases: don’t underestimate the power of example
Marketing a software platform that has evident user benefits is great – the product works, hoorah! People will need it, hoorah! But so often this apple of the development team’s eye is a hard one for the world out there … Continue reading
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