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2020 Vision: 5 B2B Marketing Trends To Watch

2019 was full of advancement and innovation for the B2B marketing space — from the surge of business podcasts to the rise of AI in predictive analytics, B2B marketing has become more complex and competitive than ever. Here are five trends that you should be looking into in 2020.

3 Reasons Sales Reps Leave (And How Intent Data Helps Retention)

Giving sales reps the kinds of behavioral insights contained in purchase intent data will lead to greater efficiency, increased job satisfaction, and ultimately better retention rates.

By |2019-09-27T10:30:23-04:00September 27th, 2019|Featured Articles, Intent, Marketing and Sales|

Flipping the Script on Disruptive Sales Prospecting

It’s time to flip the script on disruptive sales prospecting techniques. Take advantage of intent data and give your sales team the data it needs to become an asset (not a nuisance) to target prospects.

By |2019-09-16T08:50:35-04:00September 16th, 2019|Featured Articles, Intent, Marketing and Sales|

Making the Challenger Sale with Intent Data

The Challenger Sale focuses on how you sell as opposed to what you sell. And that means personalizing the sales process, connecting more meaningfully with prospects, and focusing on value as opposed to product features. Intent data enables teams to succeed with the concept.

By |2019-08-28T13:14:24-04:00August 15th, 2019|Featured Articles, Intent, Marketing and Sales|

Web Content Management Systems: What Replaces WordPress?

WordPress has a commanding market share in the web content management system market. Still, sometimes another solution takes its place.

How Small Businesses Could Start Using Blockchain in the Near Future

I spoke with former MIT blockchain instructor Anders Brownworth about how entrepreneurs and small businesses might begin using blockchain in the near future. In his view, blockchain is a profoundly interesting technology—though it may also be a limited one.