Marketers who develop their own SaaS buyer personas should be prepared to navigate a series of obstacles that compromise the quality and accuracy of their personas over time.
Follow-up questions are indispensable in B2B qualitative research. These are the top tactics that we employ to ensure that we gather quality responses.
AI-based content assistants are continuing to evolve, and a marketer who fails to get used to wearing a super-suit will be left behind. Worse yet, while you’re falling behind personally, your team, company, clients, or partners will feel the pain as well.
SaaS companies require specialized B2B market research partners that understand their unique challenges. The following case studies illustrate exactly how we’ve managed to meet those needs.
B2B thought leadership is more important than ever during a tough economic period. These are our five tips for creating great thought leadership content during a downturn.
Expert networks are a fast-moving new industry that comes with both risks and rewards. These are the potential benefits B2B companies could gain – or what risks they might face – by working with expert networks.
Almost every aspect of a B2B product is different from B2C. Here’s how those differences result in different strategies and approaches when conducting B2B market research.
Just as actors rely on their script to perform well in a movie, sales people rely on B2B buyer persona knowledge to understand buyers throughout the sales process.
Buyer personas are table takes for any B2B organization. These are the times when it is particularly crucial for an organization to procure buyer persona research.
In an industry where the truth is evolving at a rapid pace, you can trust B2B market research projects to uncover the truth and provide a guide for the future.
Research vendors should field surveys with high-quality respondents. But as we have discovered, that’s not always the case. Our investigative journey digs into the issues we found with some vendors and how we made those discoveries.
A competitive landscape analysis has the potential to shock marketers with bad news. Here are five examples of things to look out for and how to respond.
Are you in a new role? Has your marketing budget been slashed? You’re not alone. The B2B Buyer’s Journey has changed, and you need research to stay ahead.