B2B

Inform Your Buyer Personas

Inform Your Marketing Programs With Buyer Personas

A buyer persona is a representation of your ideal customer based on market research and gathered data on existing customers. When done properly, it can help your B2B to better understand its audience—including its needs, motivations, and buying hesitancies.  Knowing these factors helps marketers to create tailored and more compelling marketing content and campaigns. In

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Is Video the Winning Part of Your Next Business Proposal?

We all pretty much understand by now that video is a desirable component of a marketing strategy. Such content is highly engaging, with viewers retaining 95% of a message on video versus 10% when reading text. That’s huge. While companies distribute video via their websites 85% of the time, there’s another rising trend marketers should

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The Continued Rise of B2B Influencer Marketing

While influencer marketing has been big in the consumer world for a while, it’s also on the rise in B2B arenas. In either case, influencers are best defined as someone with the ability to impact the buying decision of a target audience. In B2C, influencers are often fashionistas, recording artists, celebrity chefs, and the like—especially

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5 Things B2Bs Must Know for Better Media Relations

There is a common misconception about what media relations is and what it entails. While social posts, news releases, and blog posts are sources of news, media relations is the process of communicating such news directly to a journalist, in the form of a pitch. Media relations is handled by a company’s communications officer or

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Improving Healthcare Outcomes and Lowering Costs Via Remote Patient Monitoring

The COVID-19 pandemic made especially clear the need for telehealth services that can be used to care for people outside of traditional healthcare settings, such as hospitals and physician offices. A cousin of telehealth, remote patient monitoring (RPM) is particularly useful in the daily management of chronic diseases such as hypertension, COPD, diabetes, obesity, and

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