Account-Based Marketing Software & Tools

Choosing the right account-based marketing software can be a messy process.
Choosing the right account-based marketing software can be a messy process.
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Many are familiar with the digital darlings that market directly to consumers—Warby Parker, Away, Allbirds, etc. But the B2B ecommerce market is growing exponentially, estimated to reach $1.2 trillion in transactions by 2021.
The “classic” idea of content marketing—cranking out SEO-focused articles, ranking for hundreds of keywords, generating visitors, leads, and paying customers—doesn’t work in all industries.
Earlier this year, at CXL Live, you asked us about voice search (a lot). More specifically, you asked the hard questions, like:
This post has answers. They range from straightforward technical optimizations to complex, long-term efforts to differentiate through a superior consumer experience.
Conversion optimization is a little different if you’re in B2B.
Some of the same underlying principles apply, but because of the inherent differences in buying decisions and sales cycles, pulling B2C optimization practices straight from the book might be a bad idea.
We often talk about online conversion optimization without mentioning that many businesses, especially B2B, rely on offline sales to produce revenue.
The two aren’t disconnected, though. There’s a lot we can do online to help increase sales. It starts with sales enablement.
When most people hear “web analytics,” they tend to think about counting visitors, transactions, and conversion rate on a transactional site, such as an eCommerce store.
Yes, there’s a lot of insight to be gained from web analytics for eCommerce sites, you can also learn a lot about B2B lead generation if you’re using analytics correctly.