B2B Growth Blog

Insights on marketing and revenue for B2B small-to-midsized businesses.

Decoding the Modern Buyer: A Guide for IT MSPs

In the dynamic world of IT Managed Services, understanding your audience is not just beneficial—it's essential. Gone are the days when IT decisions were confined to a specialized IT department. Today, the decision-making landscape within small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) is notably more intricate, involving multiple stakeholders with diverse objectives and levels of technical know-how.

Demystifying Google Search Console: A Guide for B2B Businesses

In the world of B2B marketing, the ability to track, analyze, and optimize your online presence is paramount. One tool that stands out for its comprehensive capabilities is Google Search Console (GSC). As a free platform, GSC offers invaluable insights into your website's performance, helping you understand how your site is perceived by Google and its users.

How to Craft a Sales-Marketing SLA for B2B Organizations

Is your B2B organization struggling to hit its revenue goals? Are you investing heavily in sales and marketing, but stuck feeling like they're each marching to the beat of their own drum? These challenges are not uncommon: In many B2B organizations, misalignment between these two crucial departments leads to missed opportunities, inefficiencies, and a lack of growth. They key to bridging this gap and driving sustainable, collaborative results is the implementation of a Sales-Marketing Service Level Agreement (SLA).

Why B2B Manufacturers Must Embrace Digitalization to Thrive Today

As a leader at a B2B manufacturer, have you noticed that even post-pandemic, traditional sales and marketing methods are no longer delivering the growth they used to? If you're seeing this, you're not alone. According to ThomasNet research, B2B manufacturers' top struggle is the digital transformation of sales and marketing. Simply put, your customers are changing, and to continue to thrive, you need to adapt to the digital age.

How to Drive Manufacturing Growth with Customer-Centric Marketing

B2B manufacturing has long relied on traditional sales and marketing approaches. These include networking, print ads, and trade shows. But the market is changing – and quickly. New buyers are entering decision-maker and leadership roles. Those buyers grew up on the internet and have totally different expectations. And as the COVID-19 pandemic put a damper on traditional marketing, these changes only accelerated.