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To be able to unlock the powerful benefits of buyer persona research, you first need to ensure it’s written in a way that your company can actually use.
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A solid B2B marketing strategy requires differentiators that actually stand out. But, unfortunately, in B2B tech, great differentiators are hard to come by. Here's how to do better.
Too often, B2B buyer personas rely on obvious or irrelevant info. Instead, they should give real insight into key buying criteria and the buyer's journey.
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B2B messaging is rewarding to create, challenging to make, and requires expertise to effectively test. Great customer insights can help you get started in the right way.
Professor Thomas Steenburgh shares new product sales research, including the importance of face-to-face, addressing organizational product fit, and more.