LeadsCon Digital: Lead Generation Insights for Today and Tomorrow

Lead buyers are tasked with finding the right prospects, responding quickly to those leads, providing information that’s helpful and relevant through a variety of channels. What are the issues that stop a lead from converting? And with purchased leads, what are the types of scenarios that cause a lead provider to get dropped, even when it’s not their 'fault'? Join us as Jason Cutter of Cutter Consulting Group shares his insights from a buyer’s perspective on how to successfully navigate these steps and see a lead through to conversion.

With so many advances, and so much reliance on technology in these changing times, what role should humans play, and when should you rely on machine learning? Each has their strengths and weaknesses, and knowing when to use a personal, human touch and when to automate your process can vastly improve your marketing and customer engagement. Join us as Seth van der Swaagh and Don Batsford of Google share their insights on striking a balance to optimize your efforts.

During the recent COVID-19 lockdown, Over-the-Top (OTT) and Connected TV (CTV) advertising spend increased across all subscription channels and platforms as more viewers tuned in at home. But what do things look like moving forward and how can you take advantage of this opportunity to generate leads? Join us as we connect with Mark Kaminski of Over the Top Marketing to talk about micro-targeting today’s television audience.

Traditional colleges and universities are facing their most daunting challenge ever with budget shortfalls and in many cases, spring semester refunds. Even worse, the fall semester is already casting a shadow on any recovery that might happen. But how is online education fairing? Online-only institutions and those merging a hybrid of online learning with in-person education have an opportunity to redefine the experience. Join us as Bruce Douglas of EducationDynamics shares his insights into where the EDU market is now and where it’s headed.