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How to Negotiate Pricing With Today’s B2B Buyers

SalesFuel

SalesFuel’s Voice of the B2B Buyer found that nearly 40% of buyers conducted online research on a B2B vendor/supplier. They might also have insight into any promotions or discounts you or competitors offered in the past. Non-monetary benefits, such as excellent customer service, should be discussion points.

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How Younger Generations are Disrupting B2B Buying

Zoominfo

There’s a seismic shift happening in B2B buying, and it’s being driven by a powerful force — generational change. The bottom line for B2B professionals: Improving your customer experience can go a long way toward acquiring and retaining younger buyers.

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6 Marketing Strategies for B2B Customer Retention

Sales and Marketing Management

Businesses aren't like retail customers. The requirements in B2B model are different. You deal at a level and the businesses are your core customers. Without taking care of your core customers, your business plans will soon falter, and your brand will suffer. B2B marketing is more technical than B2C.

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4 Lessons B2B Marketers Can Learn from B2C Marketers

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The differences between B2B marketing and B2C marketing run deep. Today we’re putting our differences aside because we believe, there’s a lot B2B marketers can learn from their B2C counterparts. Put the customer before the product. But, statistics show that a customer-centric approach is a better alternative.

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The Impact of Bad B2B Marketing Data

Zoominfo

There’s no way around it – prospect and customer data is one of the most valuable assets a B2B organization has access to. Think about it: without accurate information, how can you market, sell, or provide customer service to your target audience? The Impact of Bad B2B Marketing Data. The short answer—everything.

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The Pros and Cons of BDRs in B2B Sales and Marketing

Janek Performance Group

In B2B sales and marketing, companies employ various strategies to drive growth and expand their client base. In addition, BDRs relay customer feedback and market trends to internal teams. Thus, they facilitate continuous improvement in product development, marketing strategies, and customer service initiatives.

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How to Motivate Your Sales Team & Improve Your Customer Service Experience with Dionne Mejer, #224

Vengreso

That’s why those B2B organizations that have been able to enhance how their sales leaders show up in the workplace and how they keep their sales teams continually motivated are silently carving out an impressive competitive advantage. How should sales leaders train to improve the customer experience?