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The Transforming Countenance Of B2B Marketing

As per an Esources review, the portal with its immense data base of suppliers and buyers is an immensely valuable storehouse for businesses. The esources.co.uk review also says the portal is an excellent platform to connect buyers and sellers.<br>

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The Transforming Countenance Of B2B Marketing

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  1. The Transforming Countenance Of B2B Marketing

  2. The internet has transformed everything for B2B marketers but not for the reasons you would like to attribute the revolution to. • Yes, the internet has created social media. But social media is only a platform to put forth your ideas. It is no doubt a powerful tool but that is not all. • Email is now a formidable tool created by the internet. It is instantaneous with the potential to offer positive responses. But then many mails end up in the spam box.

  3. So what did the internet do for B2B? • Lightning speed campaigns • Craft a campaign in the morning, execute it in the afternoon, and measure the metrics by the evening. • Absolute transparency • Today the transparency of campaigns must be seen to be believed. Nothing that happens is hidden. • Power to the midget • Businesses with big financial muscle, traditionally, edged out the miniscule ones. • Now with the web, money is no longer the excuse. • With the help of the internet small and medium companies also have the wherewithal to compete with large corporates.

  4. The digital clout • Earlier, it was print and face-to-face reach outs. • Now these are being progressively replaced by blogs, Facebook, audio, video, and eBooks. We must remember there have been notable shifts in the B2B space recently. • More than 50% of all B2B researchers are millennials. • This shift in the B2B demographic is because of increasing use of the internet. • After all, it is a fact that online search and email are the top online activities today by marketers. • Today we have a different buying roadmap. • The new buyer commences the journey from a different location and takes a series of innovative steps before the purchase gets fructified.

  5. The steps can include pulling out information from a search engine, visits to industry exhibitions/forums, going through eBooks, and getting answers from social media forums like Twitter and Facebook. • It must be kept in mind that in this new buying roadmap, the vendor comes in much later and carries much less clout than before.

  6. Ubiquity of Mobile usage • More than half the decision makers use mobiles during purchasing processes. • They are a savvy lot, facile with technology, and have the capability of multitasking across multiple screens. • What does the impetus in mobile e-commerce mean to B2B companies? • For those companies that have not yet leveraged the mobile, it can mean many things. • If they have historically neglected mobile use it is time to reevaluate what mobile marketing can do. • If the business is not mobile friendly, then they must seriously consider engaging an effective e-commerce solution. • In this regard, portals like Esources can do a lot. • As per an Esources review, the portal with its immense data base of suppliers and buyers is an immensely valuable storehouse for businesses. • The esources.co.uk review also says the portal is an excellent platform to connect buyers and sellers. Thank You

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