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Although the financial footprint of midsize B2B customers is large, making headway with them requires a revised approach.
Although many firms desire complete knowledge of all of their customers, proficiency in marketing measurement distinguishes those who succeed.
A recent survey of B2B buyers revealed their preferences for content type, delivery, and timing.
B2B companies that are thriving are more likely to be on the cutting edge of five key trends.
Although growth can come from securing new contracts and partnerships, reinforcing existing customer relationships is imperative.
By becoming “customer-obsessed,” B2B firms can be better oriented for future growth and value creation.
For B2B firms to thrive in disruptive environments, there must be a synergy between online and offline channels.
For B2B marketers, investments in channel relationships are a key area of focus in 2023.
In a recent study, B2B customers expressed strong preferences in self-service and collaboration with sellers.
In an increasingly customer-driven world, firms must effectively engage in lifecycle revenue marketing.
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