What the Metaverse Means for B2B Companies
Although many applications of the metaverse have been provided in B2C contexts, the potential impact of an engaging virtual environment can also be significant for B2B companies.
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Although many applications of the metaverse have been provided in B2C contexts, the potential impact of an engaging virtual environment can also be significant for B2B companies.
B2B firms wishing to acquire additional revenue from aftermarket products and services must consider the impact of five key “levers” that they control.
As investments in e-commerce channels by B2B firms continue to rise, several misconceptions about e-commerce may still need to be dispelled.
Integrating multiple channels into an effective omnichannel approach will require B2B firms to consider five key factors.
Investments into artificial intelligence (AI) by firms can contribute to improved sales performance via help from increasingly sophisticated AI coaches.
Although the benefits of digital transformation efforts may be substantial for industrial companies, several key steps must be considered for successful implementation.
B2B firms must consider several key factors before investing into the digital self-service channels that buyers are increasingly demanding.
To succeed in the dynamic B2B digital environment, B2B marketers need to continually plan and execute state-of-the-art digital marketing strategies. This presentation will highlight useful organizing frameworks to think strategically about B2B digital marketing strategy and B2B e-commerce with examples. Presentation from the October 2021 ISBM Members Meeting.
For B2B firms, the importance of customer convenience considerations will continue to grow post-pandemic.
Industrial companies increasingly see the benefit in having robust e-commerce platforms, but several key questions must be asked as they begin advancing into a more digital domain.
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