Posts Tagged ‘Lead Generation’
Promote Your Content Using Paid, Earned and Owned Channels
Some people think content promotion isn’t complicated. It’s just making sure content is optimized for the search engines, sent to an appropriate email list, and then broadcast it socially, right? If only it were that simple.
Read More Social Media is a “Tricky” Channel for B2B Lead Generation
New Chief Marketer research shows that using social media for B2B (business-to-business) lead generation is “still tricky.” Translation: converting prospects is a pain.
Read More The 4 Basic Elements of Inbound Marketing
If you’re new to the concept of inbound marketing, or you’re looking for a quick and dirty rundown of its elements, then this blog is for you. Whether you hire an agency or undergo the process on your own, here are the 4 main goals of inbound and the associated services that you can expect to find in a solid inbound marketing plan.
Read More 3 Tips for Driving More EDU Leads
It may be summer now, but most young adults are already gearing up to head to school in a few short weeks. That means that now is the perfect time to talk about education lead generation.
Read More 5 Ways to Increase Conversions with Forms
Forms are the area where your target audience stop and ask, “Do I really want to hand over my contact information?” That being said, improving your forms can mean big opportunities for your company.
Read More The 3 Stages of Leaflet Distribution
Every small business owner wants to get to the end goal of distribution, leading to an increase in sales and leads. The following infographic dives deep into the graphic side with small but important pointers that non-savvy users may have overlooked, along with understanding the print process and what is right for your needs as a business owner or consumer.
Read More Essential Tips for a Great Direct Mail Marketing Campaign
Direct mail marketing is regaining its position as the favorite sales tool of small businesses. Earlier direct mail was intended to reach the maximum number of recipients and was more of a shot in the dark, hoping to hit the right target.
Read More The Karate Kid Guide to Creating Compelling Business Case Studies
I’m a child of the 80’s,which mean’s I’m a fan of soft rock, arcade games and cheesy action movies. And there’s none cheesier than The Karate Kid. Now imagine for a moment that, instead of a classic teen action flick, The Karate Kid was in fact a video case study for Mr. Miyagi’s school of karate.
Read More A Plan Based on “Bluebirds” Is Not a Plan
Bluebirds are parts of what happens with every sales person and in every territory. However, we can’t build a plan based on bluebirds. If we did, our plan is pure wishful thinking.
Read More How to Write a Sales Script That Won’t Annoy Your Customers
Sales scripts get a pretty bad rap because they are so closely related to cold calling, and cold calling is annoying. But these scripts can actually be pretty useful, as long as they’re written and used the right way.
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