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CMO: Is Your 2014 Marketing Plan Obsolete?

SBI Growth

As CMO, you’re constantly trying to answer these 2 burning questions: Are customers responding to our marketing campaigns? What are we doing to adjust to the market demands? Perhaps in the past you laid out a multi-year marketing plan, or simply went year-to-year. It’s a solid marketing plan with an agile process approach.

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9 Steps to Boost Sales in 2014 Part 2 Planning

Score More Sales

CRM: Your CRM system will have to do’s for you (assuming you are setting next actions in your CRM system) – if not, START THIS in 2014. There is an easier way now – all leads in CRM. Inbound: Your inbound marketing program, if you use one, will offer you insight as well. Increase Opportunities. Expand Your Pipeline.

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Top 10 Priorities for the Newly Hired CMO

SBI Growth

Your marketing strategy is not just about making the number this year. Great CMO’s set a strategy to make the number in 2014 and beyond. As the CMO you’ve done everything you can without the use of marketing automation. You now have the support of the CEO to modernize the marketing organization. Why would they?

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Top 10 Priorities for the CMO Going Public

SBI Growth

He’s facing the extraordinary pressure of leading a Marketing organization at a firm poised to go public. They constantly prepare to meet tomorrow’s buyer behavior and marketing demands. The demands for the CMO keeping pace with the market require constant recalibration. Background. 5 Key Priorities.

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Forget Social Selling—Try Social Engagement

No More Cold Calling

The newly-released “ 2014 10th annual Lead Management & Social Engagement ” report uncovered an emerging trend in B2B sales this year: social engagement. reaching out to individuals with offers and follow-ups) is different than social marketing (i.e., Social selling (i.e.,