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Consumer Behavior & B2B Marketing: How to Make It Relevant?

For any business, understanding consumer behavior is very critical. When it comes to B2B marketing, understanding consumer behavior is crucial for effective marketing strategies and maintaining strong client relations. In contrast to B2C, the B2B industry involves multiple stakeholders in the decision-making process. Hence, for marketing purposes, it becomes critical to identify, understand, and represent them in your marketing efforts. Representational marketing enables marketers to make their efforts all-inclusive by covering all the stakeholders. However, we're not here to talk about marketing. The overall goal is to understand how a precise understanding of consumer behavior can lead to successful marketing efforts for B2B marketers. Let's dive deep into the aspects that can help marketers understand precise consumer behavior in B2B marketing. Predictive analytics: Any data requires historical analysis to predict future outcomes. With multiple stakeholders, this data pre

Content Marketing & B2B Marketers: The Open-ended Relationship

The use of content marketing by B2B marketers is a topic of extensive writing and discussion. However, the more we talk, the more it gets interesting. This discussion is endless. Hence, I decided to call it an open-ended relationship between content marketing and B2B marketers. B2B marketing is incomplete without content. The challenge, however, is to make the perfect use of content in the right place. Marketers need to be cautious about content precision , positioning , and packaging . I call them the 'Three Ps' of content marketing . In the last decade, things have changed tremendously for both marketing and marketers. AI adoption, the social media revolution, constant Google updates, increased market competition, and affordable marketing access have all compelled marketers to think and innovate in their content efforts. The Change and Marketers: As we all know, change is constant. In a marketing context, it is not that easy. As we all know, formulating a stable marketing