In B2B marketing it’s commercially safer to be different than joining the morass of B2Boring messaging, in this Tuesday 2 cents I look at how we do that, by disagreeing…
One of the most powerful business words is “no”. Often representing the negative, the closed minded, the objection to change, but in this week’s Tuesday 2 cents I advocate the power of a purposeful and positive no.
Inspired by Robert Rose and his advice that you need to find the villain is in your brand story, as every great story has a villain. And that got me thinking – who is the villain in B2B Marketing?
Don't laugh, no I have not decided to fish in the social media lake with link bait, but influencer marketing is a hot topic, even in B2B and as an example here are 10 B2B marketing influencers I've recently started following on Twitter who you may not know.
In this week's Tuesday 2 cents, I am back to talking about ART - Awareness., Revenue and Trust and you can probably guess from the title which I think is most important.
In this weeks Tuesday 2 cents, it's not so much of rant as I share some great advice that was given to me, as a marketing creative; to do your best work, you need a buddy, a creative foil or sparring partner.
As we get caught up in the hustle, a shortcut, a 'listicle' of the 10 ways to be better, seems like a welcome relief, it’s human nature. But should it be in your content marketing?
It seems to me that from whatever angle you approach going to market with a B2B product, whether you are in product development, sales or marketing all the advice distils down to one thing: be useful.