My latest column on DemandGen Report, “Why Demand Generation Shouldn’t Be Focused on Marketing Qualified Leads,” appeared today. It opens: We’re at a crossroads in modern B2B demand generation. Fifty-eight percent of marketing automation adopters cite “generate more leads” as a key motivator, according to Gleanster. Similarly, 78% of B2B marketers report “generating high quality [...]
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Elements of a Modern Demand Generation Plan (LBM)
Posted in Demand Generation, tagged acquisition model, Adam Needles, B2B buyer, B2B marketing, Buyer 2.0, buyer-centric demand generation, catalyst content, content marketing, CRM, demand generation, demand generation agency, demand generation plan, engagement model, funnel math, inbound marketing, lead conversion model, lead generation, lead management, lead nurturing, lead scoring, marketing, marketing and sales alignment, marketing and sales funnel, marketing automation, nurturing, nurturing logic, nurturing model, outbound marketing, program translation, progressive profiling, Prospects, Respondents, Sales Opportunities, Sales Ready Leads, The Left Brain Model on November 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Just before Thanksgiving I published the second installment in a two-part series on the ”Elements of a Modern Demand Generation Plan.” I’ve done a number of posts over time on the various holistic elements that go into successful B2B demand generation here on Propelling Brands, on the Silverpop Demand Generation blog and more recently on the Left [...]
Online Compiled Lead Sourcing Providers – Assessing Their Value and Understanding Their Evolution
Posted in Company Profiles, Innovative Companies, Innovative Ideas, Marketing Programs, tagged Akin Arikan, Bernice Grossman, CRM, demand generation, EMM, enterprise marketing management, innovation, integrated marketing management, Laura Ramos, lead generation, lead nurturing, Mac McIntosh, marketing, marketing automation, Marketing Infrastructure, marketing technology, online compiled lead sourcing providers, Rand Schulman, Robert Lesser, Ruth P Stevens, service-oriented architecture, technology on April 27, 2009 | 8 Comments »
So what’s new with the online compiled lead sourcing crowd — vendors such as Jigsaw and ZoomInfo — and how do we break down the vendor landscape? Moreover, how are they innovating to keep pace with the tidal wave of change in integrated marketing management technology? And what does this mean for marketers? Adam Needles provides analysis and context of around this segment.





