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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

Keirra Woodard

Easygoing conversations with marketing execs, CEOs, and entrepreneurs who have led their companies to impressive business growth while maintaining a strong ethical compass. Join us as we dive deep into practical conversations with leaders in the B2B space who have skillfully woven marketing campaigns with a mindful approach towards social good.

The podcast, previously known for over 60 episodes as “Forward Launch Your SaaS,” has had guests from notable companies like Hotjar, Otter.ai, Proposify, Airmeet, Bonjoro, and many others. The show is hosted by Keirra Woodard, a seasoned podcast marketer and owner of Forward Launch, a provider of B2B content marketing and podcast creation services. We are now rebranded and thrilled to introduce Season 2 as “Mindful B2B Marketing.”

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - S2E11: How to Create Truthful Marketing Claims -- ft. Mike Maynard, CEO of Napier

S2E11: How to Create Truthful Marketing Claims -- ft. Mike Maynard, CEO of Napier

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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09/02/24 • 49 min

Main Insight:
Focusing on truthful claims in marketing enhances credibility, builds stronger customer trust, and leads to more effective campaigns that resonate with B2B audiences, ultimately boosting brand reputation and fostering sustainable client relationships.
Guest Bio:
Mike Maynard is the CEO and owner of the Napier Group, a PR-led, full-service marketing agency specializing in the B2B technology sector. Under his leadership, Napier Group works closely with clients to develop strategic campaigns that drive impactful results and deliver a significant return on investment.
Step-by-step process to ensure that marketing claims are accurate:

  1. Before Starting a Campaign, Learn About the Products:
    In highly technical industries, it's crucial to get product managers and engineers to brief you on the product details. Use these interviews with product experts to create a comprehensive briefing sheet for reference within your organization. This briefing sheet should serve as a "source of truth" for advertising claims and be continuously fact-checked by everyone involved. Creating this briefing helps writers on the marketing team communicate effectively, as they need to understand the information to put it in their own words, and the briefing sheets can also be repurposed as marketing content.
  2. Build the Campaign with Long-Term Considerations:
    When creating your campaign, focus on developing a strategy that supports long-term goals and sustainability rather than just immediate results.
  3. Seek Feedback from External Reviewers:
    Get input from people outside of the campaign, whether they are other members of the marketing team or from other departments. This external perspective helps refine the nuances of the message, making it more effective and clear to your audience.
  4. Find a Knowledgeable Fact-Checker:
    Identify a fact-checker who thoroughly understands the product, possibly an engineer, to ensure the marketing claims are technically accurate and clearly conveyed. This step ensures that all claims are valid and aligned with the product’s capabilities.

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - S2E5: How to build an online community to promote your brand, ft. William Cook, CEO of Advertise Your Server

S2E5: How to build an online community to promote your brand, ft. William Cook, CEO of Advertise Your Server

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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06/03/24 • 29 min

0:31

Introduction to Building an Online Community

1:58

Inception of Advertise Your Server

2:43

Evolution of Advertise Your Server

5:04

Expanding to B2B Companies

6:36

Benefits for B2B Brands

10:23

Setting Up an Online Community

20:39

Establishing Community Norms

25:08

Pitfalls in Online Community Creation

28:26

Connect with Advertise Your Server

Main Insight

Building an online community is essential for brand promotion and customer engagement. William Cook, CEO of Advertise Your Server, shares his expertise on leveraging platforms like Reddit and Discord to grow vibrant online communities that drive business growth.

Key Takeaways

  1. Importance of Online Communities: Online communities provide a space for customers to interact, share experiences, and build a sense of loyalty and belonging. They are crucial for promoting brands and fostering customer engagement.
  2. Choosing the Right Platform: Different platforms serve different community needs. Reddit and Discord are highlighted as excellent platforms for community growth. Reddit offers broad exposure, while Discord provides a more intimate and interactive environment.
  3. Strategies for Community Growth:
    • Engage with Members: Regular interaction and engagement with community members are vital. This includes responding to comments, initiating discussions, and providing valuable content.
    • Consistent Value Addition: Continuously offer value to community members through exclusive content, updates, and resources that cater to their interests and needs.
    • Leveraging Influencers: Collaborate with influencers who can bring their audience into the community, increasing reach and credibility.
  4. Monetization and ROI:
    • Direct Revenue Generation: Monetize the community through memberships, premium content, and exclusive offers.
    • Indirect Benefits: Enhanced brand loyalty, customer feedback, and market insights can significantly impact business growth and development.
  5. Challenges and Solutions:
    • Maintaining Engagement: Keep the community active and engaged through regular events, Q&A sessions, and interactive content.
    • Managing Negative Feedback: Address negative feedback constructively and use it to improve products and services.

Guest Bio

William Cook is the CEO of Advertise Your Server, a leading online community growth platform. With extensive experience in community building and digital marketing, William has successfully helped numerous brands grow their online presence and engage with their audience on platforms like Reddit and Discord.

Company Description

Advertise Your Server is the premier platform for growing online communities on Reddit and Discord. They specialize in helping brands create and nurture vibrant online spaces where customers can connect, share, and engage. With a focus on providing consistent value and fostering meaningful interactions, Advertise Your Server is dedicated to driving business growth through community building.

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - S2E2: Building Collaboration Between Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success ft. Mark Osborne, founder of Modern Revenue Strategies

S2E2: Building Collaboration Between Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success ft. Mark Osborne, founder of Modern Revenue Strategies

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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04/15/24 • 43 min

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In this episode, Mark Osborne emphasizes scalable relationships in marketing, stressing efficient systems for growth. He offers B2B marketers guidance on KPIs and revenue optimization.
Chapters

0:31

Introduction

4:04

The Power of Systems

14:10

Improving Systems Through Meetings

25:19

Implementing an Effective Referral System

27:50

Impact of Systematizing on Teams

31:43

Steps to Implement Systems Within a Team

36:16

Overcoming Challenges in System Implementation

39:28

Smooth System Implementation Tips

41:24

Promoting the Book and Offer

Long Summary

Mark Osborne, the founder of Modern Revenue Strategies, shares his journey into founding his company and his background in marketing. He discusses the importance of building one-to-one relationships at scale using data and technology. Mark highlights the challenges of keeping up with the ever-growing marketing technology landscape and explains the fundamental approach his company takes to drive scalable and reliable growth in marketing.
Mark emphasizes the significance of systems in setting teams free from friction and uncertainty, enabling collaboration, and providing peace of mind. He delves into the process of creating and implementing effective systems within organizations to attract prospects, accelerate opportunities, and activate clients for renewals, upsells, and referrals. Mark stresses the importance of establishing clear KPIs and benchmarks to measure success in customer acquisition, revenue growth, and referrals.
He outlines practical steps for B2B marketers to systematize their processes, focusing on identifying areas for improvement, documenting critical client flows, and fostering collaboration among team members. Mark shares insights into overcoming challenges in implementing systems, such as resistance to change and concerns about job security. He emphasizes the role of leadership in supporting and adhering to systems to drive organizational success.
Mark introduces a special offer for the audience, providing a free download of his book, "Are Your Leads Killing Your Business?" along with templates, calculators, and training resources to help businesses enhance their revenue systems. He invites viewers to access these resources and offers personalized guidance in diagnosing revenue systems and identifying growth opportunities. Mark concludes by expressing his pleasure in sharing insights and engaging in the conversation.
Brief Summary

Mark Osborne, the founder of Modern Revenue Strategies, discusses the importance of building one-to-one relationships at scale using data and technology in marketing. He emphasizes the significance of systems in setting teams free from friction, enabling collaboration, and providing peace of mind. Mark outlines the process of creating and implementing effective systems to attract prospects, accelerate opportunities, and drive growth in marketing. He highlights the role of clear KPIs and benchmarks in measuring success and offers practical steps for B2B marketers to systematize their processes. Mark introduces a free download of his book and resources to help businesses enhance their revenue systems, concluding with an invitation for viewers to access these resources for personalized guidance.

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - S2E1: How to Create a Healthy, High-Performance Marketing Team ft. Jeff Zelaya, VP of Demand Gen at Hite Digital

S2E1: How to Create a Healthy, High-Performance Marketing Team ft. Jeff Zelaya, VP of Demand Gen at Hite Digital

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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04/02/24 • 39 min

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Chapters

0:31

Introduction to High Performance Marketing Team

0:56

Importance of Mindfulness in Marketing

1:43

Jeff's Journey into Marketing

3:48

Impactful Campaigns for Business Growth

5:09

Unbreakable Program Implementation

8:25

Development of Unbreakable Training Program

10:24

Creation of Unbreakable One-Day Program

13:14

Embracing Wellness Initiatives

18:11

Marketing Mindfulness within the Organization

21:59

Implementing Mindfulness Programs at HITE

24:46

Leadership Collaboration for Program Success

30:08

Steps to Implement Mindfulness Programs

32:58

Designing Thoughtful Employee Surveys

34:32

Overcoming Objections and Challenges

37:48

Handling Engagement with Mindfulness Programs

38:14

Connection and Collaboration with Jeff Zelaya

Long Summary

Jeff Zelaya discusses his journey in marketing and the importance of mindfulness in a conversation focused on creating a healthy, high-performance marketing team. He emphasizes the impact of mindfulness on marketing professionals, especially during stressful times. Jeff shares personal experiences from his childhood and describes how he developed a passion for marketing at a young age.
As the VP of Demand Generation at Hite Digital, Jeff delves into the initiatives and programs implemented to prioritize mindfulness within his team. He highlights the "Unbreakable" program, which focuses on resilience and mental toughness through training sessions, breathing exercises, and even ice baths. Jeff explains the positive outcomes of these initiatives, such as improved team retention, morale, and happiness.
The conversation touches on the implementation of mindfulness programs, including the importance of budgeting and measuring success through surveys and feedback. Jeff provides insights into potential obstacles when introducing mindfulness programs, such as resistance from team members or leaders. He emphasizes the need for consistency and adaptability in such initiatives.
Jeff also offers practical advice for marketing leaders looking to integrate mindfulness into their teams, suggesting steps like setting clear goals, designing surveys for feedback, and adapting programs based on results. He emphasizes the importance of being open to feedback and customizing initiatives to suit the team's needs. Jeff encourages connection on LinkedIn for further discussions on mindfulness and marketing practices.

Brief Summary

Jeff Zelaya discusses the significance of mindfulness in marketing teams, sharing personal experiences and insights on implementing mindfulness initiatives. Jeff emphasizes the positive impact of mindfulness programs on team retention and morale, highlighting the importance of consistency and adaptability. He offers practical advice for marketing leaders, emphasizing clear goals, feedback surveys, and customization based on results. Jeff encourages further discussions on LinkedIn for those interested in integrating mindfulness into marketing practices.

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - S2E14: Designing Flexible Systems for Scalability -- ft. Matt Bivons, CEO of Canopy Servicing

S2E14: Designing Flexible Systems for Scalability -- ft. Matt Bivons, CEO of Canopy Servicing

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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10/21/24 • 24 min

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

  • Focus on building scalable infrastructure early to support long-term growth.
  • Design servicing systems with flexibility to adapt to customer needs and regulatory changes.
  • Leverage analytics and customer data to continuously refine product offerings and user experience.
  • Invest in modern technologies to future-proof financial products and services.

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - S2E6: How to transform sales through hyper-personalized networking, ft. Rhonda Dibachi, CEO of Hey Scottie

S2E6: How to transform sales through hyper-personalized networking, ft. Rhonda Dibachi, CEO of Hey Scottie

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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06/18/24 • 48 min

Main Insight: Using hyper-personalized outreach creates business opportunities with higher ROI for time spent and fosters better relationships between salespeople and customers.

Guest Bio: Rhonda Dibachi, CEO of Hey Scottie, has a diverse background in technology and manufacturing with experience in nuclear engineering and software development. She has co-founded multiple tech and manufacturing startups, including one that successfully went public. Rhonda is passionate about integrating technology into manufacturing to solve real-world operational challenges.

Key Takeaways:

Identify Successful Customers: Start by examining who your successful customers are, and identify their key attributes such as location, industry, product type, or size to categorize your ideal customer.

Find Adjacent Prospects: Look for prospects that are similar to your successful customers, particularly those that are geographically close so you can easily visit or engage with them.

Engage with Potential Connections: Identify potential points of engagement from their online presence, such as association memberships, and consider attending related events like annual meetings.

Leverage Personal Interests: Use personal interests shown on platforms like LinkedIn, such as hobbies, to create a more personal connection.

Look for innovators in a target company or industry: Identify people who are ambitious and receptive to innovative ideas such as recent job-changers, digital natives, and people who attend industry conferences.

Make Personal Connections: Make efforts to personally connect at conferences or through platforms like LinkedIn, reaching out to conference-goers and suggesting face-to-face meetings before the conference to discuss potential collaborations.

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - Keeping Your Customer At The Heart Of Your Marketing -- Hotjar VP of Marketing & Sales, Sharon Biggar

Keeping Your Customer At The Heart Of Your Marketing -- Hotjar VP of Marketing & Sales, Sharon Biggar

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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10/31/22 • 23 min

TIMESTAMPS

02:00 - Insights on growing the company

06:02 - Getting direct feedback from prospective customers

06:52 - Dealing with different marketing design ideas

11:00 - How to make marketing design work

12:14 - Minimum work needed to get you to your customers

16:01 - What companies should be doing before creating different platforms

16:38 - What assets to test and not to test

GUEST BACKGROUND

Sharon Biggar is currently the VP of Marketing & Sales at Hotjar, a tool that provides product experience insights to over a million websites worldwide. Sharon recently spearheaded a company rebrand that helped Hotjar’s revenue grow more than 50% last year.

MAIN INSIGHT

Keeping your customer at the heart of marketing helps you be more intentional and avoid burning money on testing.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  1. The core of marketing today is analytics
  2. Marketing has to be data-driven at its core
  3. Keep the customer at the heart of marketing
  4. Prospective customers can give you great, honest, and straightforward feedback
  5. An advert needs to be understood before making it beautiful

PRACTICAL STEPS

  1. Give up the idea that a beautiful advertisement is going to be the most effective
  2. Identify the minimum viable concept that you can deliver to your prospective customer
  3. Get feedback from your customers

TIPS FOR SUCCESS

  1. Develop empathy with your customer
  2. Do not assume that you understand your customers
  3. If the cost of testing outweighs the cost of producing the asset and getting it live, it’s suggested not to test it, and if the cost of producing the asset is high, then it is to be tested

MORE FROM HOTJAR

Hotjar is an intuitive, visual way to discover, consolidate, and communicate user needs. Hotjar provides product experience insights which shows how your users are experiencing your website and how to improve your website so that users have a great digital experience. Learn more at hotjar.com

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - How to leverage customer feedback to build the right product - Adam Tank, CCO at Transcend

How to leverage customer feedback to build the right product - Adam Tank, CCO at Transcend

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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02/15/23 • 43 min

GUEST BIO

Adam Tank is a seasoned professional with over 10 years of experience in the water industry, specializing in innovation, software, and business development. In his current role as Chief Customer Officer at Transcend, Adam is responsible for the success of the clients and marketing initiatives related to the Transcend Design Generator and automation of preliminary engineering activities. Before joining Transcend, Adam served as the North America Smart Cities Director at Suez and led a robotics spin-out of the General Electric corporation, which focused on cutting-edge potable water pipe rehabilitation techniques. Adam received his undergraduate degree in microbiology from Kansas State University and his M.B.A. from the University of Arizona. In addition to his professional career, Adam is an avid water blogger and podcaster, foster dad, long-form author, and an advocate for volunteer organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.

MAIN INSIGHT

Involve customers and continuously gather feedback throughout the product development process to ensure that you are building the right thing.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  1. Start by having an internal discussion with your company to understand what your ideal future for the company looks like.
  2. Create a minimum viable content piece or product mock-up to show customers what the future will look like.
  3. Get feedback from existing and potential customers in real-time to see how they feel about the concept.
  4. Continuously get feedback as you build the product or service.
  5. Set up touchpoints or checkpoints with initial interested customers.
  6. Try to have sales conversations with customers to understand what they are willing to pay.
  7. Keep getting feedback to ensure that you are building the right thing.

MORE FROM TRANSCEND

Transcend Design Generator (TDG) is an intuitive, online generative design platform that enables capital planners, project developers, and engineering professionals to rapidly generate preliminary engineering designs for critical infrastructure, including the Water & Wastewater treatment and Power Sectors. Learn more at https://transcendinfra.com/

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - How to Manage Marketing Channels Like A Stock Portfolio -- Emil Kristensen, CMO at Drip

How to Manage Marketing Channels Like A Stock Portfolio -- Emil Kristensen, CMO at Drip

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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12/05/22 • 33 min

TIMESTAMPS

03:57 - Thinking of marketing channels “Stock Portfolio”

07:10 - Validation process

14:53 - Crafting your marketing team

23:51 - Short and long-term bets in marketing

25:39 - The thing that most marketers fail to do

GUEST BACKGROUND

Emil Kristensen is currently the CMO of Drip - a marketing automation platform for eCommerce. Previously he was the founder and CMO of Sleeknote. He also hosts a Danish podcast called Marketing Brief with over 3 million downloads.

MAIN INSIGHT

Interpreting marketing channels as a stock portfolio can give you better decisions and understanding.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  1. When you invest in multiple channels, you must give them time and resources to show its results
  2. There’s no hack to growth in marketing
  3. Selecting marketing channels involves a validation process
  4. Analyze your competitors and do exactly what they are not doing
  5. Recreate your competitors’ org structures from LinkedIn when crafting your marketing team
  6. Short-term bets in choosing a marketing channel is a bet you want to take and see if it is good to invest for your long-term bets/goals
  7. If you find something that works, try putting a little more effort into it over time, rather than doing new things every single time

PRACTICAL STEPS

Choosing which marketing channel to put in your marketing “portfolio”

  1. Figure out what skills are already in your marketing team
  2. Analyze what are the KPIs of your company
  3. Analyze your competitors’ weaknesses and identify opportunities to beat them
  4. Use this information to craft your team and decide which marketing channels to invest in
  5. Set a goal framework for your team (short and long-term goals)

TIPS FOR SUCCESS

  1. Don’t copy what your competitors are doing
  2. Instead of trying new things, do more of the things that have already been validated

MORE FROM DRIP

Drip unleashes the power of direct-to-consumer brands’ customer data to deliver perfectly personalized email marketing strategies that are proven to grow revenue. Learn more at drip.com

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Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS) - S2E13: How to Leverage Unified Data for B2B Marketing Wins -- ft. Leanne Chescoe, Marketing Director at Demandbase

S2E13: How to Leverage Unified Data for B2B Marketing Wins -- ft. Leanne Chescoe, Marketing Director at Demandbase

Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)

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10/07/24 • 28 min

Main Insight:
Focusing your time and budget on the accounts that are most likely to buy, and aligning teams with a unified system, is essential to a successful account-based marketing (ABM) strategy.

Guest Bio:
Leanne Chescoe is a results-driven B2B marketer with 15 years of experience in SaaS, specializing in ABM strategies, lead generation, and channel partnerships. In 2018, she founded the Women in B2B Network, a thriving community of over 400 senior professional women, aimed at empowering members through connections, opportunities, and expertise.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Adopt an Account-Based Approach: The most urgent strategy for B2B marketers today is focusing on the accounts that have the highest propensity to buy. This requires a clear understanding of target account lists and being able to identify in-market accounts based on intent data.
  2. Understand the Customer Journey: Approximately 95% of the customer's time in the buyer's journey is spent without direct contact with a salesperson, much of which is anonymous. Gaining insights into what potential customers are researching—whether it’s your products or your competitors’—is critical.
  3. Utilize Intent Data: Marketers must be proactive in identifying accounts that are showing interest in related products or competitors. Having real-time access to intent signals enables more precise targeting and personalization, which leads to better customer experiences.
  4. Create a Unified System: It's vital to have a consolidated platform that integrates all your data—account-level, contact-level, and system-level—across marketing and sales. This ensures that both teams are aligned with a shared view of the customer journey, preventing go-to-market fragmentation.
  5. Align Sales and Marketing: When marketing and sales teams share the same platform and data, they can work more effectively to prioritize accounts, track engagement across the buyer journey, and know the best time for sales to follow up. Sales readiness isn’t just about one download—it’s about consistent, meaningful engagement.
  6. Measure Engagement: With a unified system, you can measure engagement across the entire buyer journey and adjust your messaging to fit where a prospect is in the funnel. This ensures that both marketing and sales are equipped with the right information to engage prospects effectively.

Leanne emphasizes the importance of making sure the right messaging is being delivered at every stage of the sales cycle and that sales follow-up occurs only when there is substantial engagement. By leveraging these strategies, B2B marketers can improve their ABM results and foster a more seamless sales process.

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