I make a prediction about B2B marketing below – one that I’m fairly certain of – but first, some sunshine… … Here’s an absolutely certain B2B marketing prediction 😉
Category: B2B Marketing
Here’s an absolutely certain B2B marketing prediction ;-)
Trolls, tribes and a B2B trap to avoid
This article was originally published by B2B Marketing Magazine in the build-up to B2B Ignite 2018 – the world’s biggest B2B growth marketing event and recommended by entrepreneur.com as one of the top 10 conferences to attend…
There’s a nasty little trap that us B2B marketers can fall into if we’re not careful. A potentially perilous pitfall that can stop us from achieving what our companies pay us to achieve. Worse still, you … Trolls, tribes and a B2B trap to avoid
How customers perceive you is dependent upon how they perceive your rivals
“My total impression of any brand is made up of my experience of using it and whatever I have received, digested and accepted from the communications about it. Perhaps most important, my view of a brand’s personality depends on my impression of its competitors. Everything is relative…
How much our brand will appeal to people will depend on its relationships with competitors. This means that advertising [or other marketing communication] objectives must always be set in terms of: the changes desired in our brand; and comparison with other brands.”
JWT Planning Guide
I was honoured to receive this…
I recently wrote a poem for B2B marketing magazine, about B2B marketing. More specifically, I wrote a poem about B2B marketing that totally sucks, and what us B2B marketers should do about it. You can read the poem here >
Wind the clock forward a few days and … I was honoured to receive this…
A glimpse of the future – what’s next for B2B marketing?
The Business Marketing Club recently hosted a debate on the future of marketing. At a boutique hotel overlooking London’s Natural History Museum, 40 B2B client-side and agency-side marketers discussed … A glimpse of the future – what’s next for B2B marketing?
A blistering perspective on agile marketing
“Brands need discipline. They need strategy. They need focus. They need to deliver. What they don’t need is a bunch of mercurial horseshit about being agile, which – let’s be honest – essentially means they bin the strategy and head in whatever direction the wind happens to be blowing at that moment. Most marketers need less agility, not more. They need to stick to the fucking plan. Or, in most cases, actually spend time building a plan to stick to.”
Professor Mark Ritson, via Marketing Week
