
How Do Marketers Learn About New Marketing Agencies?
Word-of-mouth is the top way that marketers hear about new marketing agencies, according to recent research.
Despite the abundance of advice on B2B marketing, it's often driven by companies and influencers selling their solutions. However, new research reveals that top-performing marketers have a different approach than what's popularly advocated.
Most marketers overlook the importance of understanding their customers, and differentiation is key. Having a marketing strategy aligned with the business strategy and choosing effective tactics, not just popular ones, are crucial for success.
Gender also plays a role, as women tend to prioritize long-term tactics and account-based marketing, while men focus on lead generation. Ultimately, success in B2B marketing requires a combination of factors, including a written marketing strategy and selecting high-performing tactics.
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