- Assembling A High-Performance Marketing Engine in
Marketing Daily on
01/20/2014
Change is coming at marketers fast and furiously, and they are well aware of it. Digital marketing is, of course, driving a lot of these changes, and its growing complexity makes it hard for marketers
to know what to prioritize and how to budget.
- Four Key Ingredients To A Winning 2014 Marketing Plan in
Marketing Daily on
11/21/2013
What does it take to create a marketing plan that will focus your limited time, resources and budget on what matters most to enable the business to beat its targets? Here are four planning ingredients
that will set your marketing program up for success in 2014.
- Marketing Lexicon: Lead Nurturing in
Marketing Daily on
10/21/2013
We have now turned the page to a new chapter in lead nurturing, where the other programs in your marketing mix can join hands with email to jointly nurture prospects toward the sale.
- Marketing Lexicon: Full-Funnel Marketing in
Marketing Daily on
09/12/2013
As the B2B buying process becomes increasingly complex, with prospects doing more research on their own and waiting longer to engage with a sales rep, it's more critical than ever for marketers to
reach target prospects early in the buying process and to keep nurturing them as they pass through the sales and marketing "funnel."
- Marketing Funnel Lexicon: Social Advertising in
Marketing Daily on
08/09/2013
The goal of the mid-funnel is to fully educate your target audience on key subject areas and position your company as a trusted expert. For B2B marketing, this means getting prospects to engage with
your content -- and one of the most effective vehicles for nurturing and educating leads though the buying process is social advertising.
- Marketing Funnel Lexicon: Retargeting in
Marketing Daily on
07/10/2013
One of the best approaches to driving online conversions is retargeting. Brands of all sizes, from global enterprises to SMBs, can benefit from retargeting -- and thanks to the wide range of
retargeting options available, marketers have a variety of ways to experiment and benefit from this versatile tactic.
- Marketing Funnel Lexicon: Bottom-Funnel Programs in
Marketing Daily on
06/03/2013
With the awareness-building and nurturing work you have done higher up in the funnel, you should have a healthy, growing pool of target prospects that are ready to share information, check out your
free trial and possibly engage with your sales team. Bottom-funnel strategies can help move these prospects from consideration to conversion.
- Marketing Funnel Lexicon: Mid-Funnel Programs in
Marketing Daily on
05/06/2013
Mid-funnel programs are truly the glue that help you begin to tap the value of the initial branding you have secured in the marketplace, and ensure you are keeping your lower funnel filled and
growing.
- Marketing Funnel Lexicon: Top-Funnel Programs in
Marketing Daily on
04/04/2013
Top-funnel campaigns convey what your company does, why your products are unique, and why customers should care about your company. There are many different tactics that you can implement at the top
funnel, including display advertising, social media, and public relations.
- Demystifying The Marketing Funnel: Lexicon in
Marketing Daily on
03/05/2013
How can marketers reach their target audience at every stage of the buying process? Most marketers would benefit from looking at the buyer's journey as a "funnel." Knowing where your key prospects
are in the funnel -- and targeting them with relevant campaigns, content, and messaging every step of the way -- is the most important tenet of B2B marketing.
- Marketing Lexicon: Full-Funnel Marketing
by
David Karel
(Marketing Daily on
09/12/2013)
Thanks for your comment Gray. For certain, there are a lot of "twists and turns" when it comes to today's buyer's journey. But I do think that the overall paradigm of the "funnel" is still relevant. As marketers, we're still tasked with reaching as many people as possible in our target audience (top funnel), needing to educate and engage people as the proceed towards a sales conversation (mid funnel), and ultimately interested in driving conversions and new business (bottom funnel). The buying journey is at many times unpredictable, but with a full-funnel marketing approach, we put ourselves in a position to make an impact at every stage.