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The Customer Factory Method
The most frequently asked question: how exactly do you guys do it? In this video, we answer.
17 tips for successful account-based marketing
Seventeen tips? Yes indeed! And that may not be all that is possible, but we have to start somewhere. This is THE list of ABM tips to help set up your Account Based Marketing Plan, at the interface of marketing and sales. Reach and engage your prospects and customers, fill the funnels and create fans and ambassadors for your product and/or service.
A job posting is not a threatening letter
The average company writes abysmally bad job ads. And most websites look like it’s especially not fun to join an organization.
If this does not apply to your business, you could skip this blog. You probably don’t have any major personnel problems. But there is a chance that you are still looking for good workers. And we can make sure that potential employees enjoy coming to talk to you.
Google Analytics, what is it?
Google Analytics is an important tool for collecting website data. For this, we are going to write a series of blogs to tell a little more about this. We will help you install it, and give examples of what it can do.
Value proposition in nine models
Changing times call for recalibrating your value proposition. Because if your business is fit for the future, it is also important to keep your product and market in balance. In this article, we describe the do’s and don’ts of value propositions, so that you can regain clarity on where you stand and what benefits can be gained.
The use of personas
We often use personas in marketing. Personas are constructed representations of ideal audiences, and their proper application makes communication more targeted. This blog explores what personas are, why they are so powerful and how they can be successfully applied in communication strategies.
The seven life stages of businesses
Les McKeown identifies seven life stages in the life cycle of any organization. Once you get to Stage 4, you need to stay alert. The pendulum will always move to stage three or to stage five. In practice, the various management forces and egos are constantly fighting with each other. For example, the visionary and the maleputter want their freedom back and are trying to work the processor out. Therefore, make sure there is someone who can act as a connecting link in your team.
Why do you make a communication plan?
A communications plan is essential for successful corporate communications. It ensures consistent and coherent messages, strengthens internal communications, builds strong external relationships and provides a solid approach during crises. Through feedback and continuous improvement, communication remains effective and targeted.
With your face in the news
It will happen to you: suddenly your company is in the news. And people come with questions. Staff involved. Suppliers. Or members of your association Sometimes even journalists. Who are sometimes trained to make you say the one-liners you don’t actually want in the paper. And yet you want to be transparent. In this blog, 17 (!) tips to prepare for that interview.
Vacationers online
Summer vacation is just around the corner. A quiet period for many businesses. We call it “cucumber time,” the Norwegians “saure gurkenzeit” and the Americans “gooseberry time. Your prospects’ attention spans, buying behavior and office hours will be different during the summer. Nevertheless, even during this time, it is important to continue to reach out to your target audience … because your competition is also on vacation.