Outlook for B2B Marketing: A Market in Transformation
Although B2B marketing expenditures are expected to continue to grow over the next five years, the ways in which firms intend to spend their budgets vary significantly.
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Although B2B marketing expenditures are expected to continue to grow over the next five years, the ways in which firms intend to spend their budgets vary significantly.
B2B buyer preferences continue to shift in favor of suppliers who practice societally “good” business.
Leading companies producing complex and innovative cyber-physical products follow a three-phased process.
The rise of eB2B retailers opens up an exciting opportunity for collaboration with CPG manufacturers.
As the demand for B2B services grows, so do the challenges for new entrants providing them.
The three key components of a customer-obsessed growth engine are creating buyer value, aligning marketing, sales, and product teams, and leveraging technology.
By 2035, more buyers will become aware of brands through influencer marketing than via traditional search engines. Many B2B firms are preparing for this shift.
Although effective customer journey management can increase firm performance, how it is achieved can be costly.
A recent survey of B2B marketers revealed that both budgets and the use of AI are expected to grow in the coming years.
Although the financial footprint of midsize B2B customers is large, making headway with them requires a revised approach.
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