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Which is better in B2B Lead Generation? A $1,000 inbound lead or a $1,000 outbound lead?

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This would include everything from the cost of the media (in the case of inbound sources) and the cost to qualify the lead (assuming that your company is not making the mistake of sending raw, unfiltered, unqualified leads directly to the sales force). What you learn will probably surprise you.

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Dear CEO: Fix these three things and increase revenue

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Just three: Agree on your market, media and message. Deliver fewer, but better, leads to sales. During the year, marketing spent a lot of money driving thousands of so-called leads—while sales reported that they got absolutely nothing of value from marketing. Deliver your sales force fewer, but better, leads.

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PowerViews with Andrew Gaffney: Tipping Points & Differentiators

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Prioritizing New Media: Start with What the Buyer Needs, Wants & Looks Like. Click to start video at this point — Commenting on the debate between the right outbound/inbound marketing mix, Andrew notes that the dichotomy is a bit hyped: you still need a balance that delivers multiple touches in multiple media.

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The Cost-Per-Lead Fallacy in Measuring B2B Lead Generation Investments (Pt 2 of 3)

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In the first blog on the fallacy of using the cost-per-lead metric to measure the success of B2B lead generation investments, we looked at the nature of the problem and associated costs to the organization. B2B sale complexity impacts cost-per-lead.