LAMP is marketing automation software that helps small and medium enterprises generate and nurture leads through automated processes. It integrates content marketing, social media, email marketing and CRM functionality. LAMP uses built-in communication streams to engage prospects at different stages of the buyer's journey with personalized, relevant content. It distributes this content through email and social media channels. LAMP then intelligently qualifies and routes leads to sales or back into nurturing based on factors like lead score. This allows SMEs to scale their marketing without extensive resources.
A CRM is a collection of people, processes, software, and internet capabilities that helps an
enterprise manage customer relationship effectively and systematically. The goal of CRM is to
understand and anticipate the needs of current and potential customer to increase customer
retention and loyalty while optimizing the way product and services are sold.
So you have a list of leads that are ready to be contacted for an appointment but are anxious about not being able to secure a meeting with them? Then this whitepaper is for you
This whitepaper will seek to educate readers on how SMS overcomes typical business communication challenges and barriers, and help reach business goals, along with examples of how businesses are using SMS within their respective industry.
By most accounts, marketing automation is the greatest thing since… well, since email marketing. The ability to qualify leads and build demand in a fully automated workflow frees us marketers from the high-pressure requirements of constant writing, email development, and deployment tasks.
It also enables us to more appropriately personalize content and send messages that are both timely and relevant. In this guide, we define the differences between email blasts, drip emails, and nurture emails and how you can use your automated-marketing solution to subjugate these tasks.
A CRM is a collection of people, processes, software, and internet capabilities that helps an
enterprise manage customer relationship effectively and systematically. The goal of CRM is to
understand and anticipate the needs of current and potential customer to increase customer
retention and loyalty while optimizing the way product and services are sold.
So you have a list of leads that are ready to be contacted for an appointment but are anxious about not being able to secure a meeting with them? Then this whitepaper is for you
This whitepaper will seek to educate readers on how SMS overcomes typical business communication challenges and barriers, and help reach business goals, along with examples of how businesses are using SMS within their respective industry.
By most accounts, marketing automation is the greatest thing since… well, since email marketing. The ability to qualify leads and build demand in a fully automated workflow frees us marketers from the high-pressure requirements of constant writing, email development, and deployment tasks.
It also enables us to more appropriately personalize content and send messages that are both timely and relevant. In this guide, we define the differences between email blasts, drip emails, and nurture emails and how you can use your automated-marketing solution to subjugate these tasks.
This presentation is about exploring social media as a process for driving BtoB lead generation But first a word of caution: Leads depend as much on the messages as they do on the media. Maybe more. So this will be a story about managing both media and messages within our Marcom Engine process. A presentation by Keith Bates
B2B Digital Marketing Playbook for the COVID EraRohas Nagpal
Customers have changed.
Spending patterns have changed.
People's priorities have changed.
How people spend their time has changed.
So naturally, marketing techniques
NEED TO CHANGE.
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1. Understand what you are selling
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4. Optimize your website
5. Incentivize influencers
6. Optimize your digital marketing assets
7. Distribute your digital marketing assets
8. Make it easy for potential customers to contact you
9. Aim for a 60-second response time
10. Use dynamic QR codes
11. Use Artificial Intelligence
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“There’s not a single business model, and
there’s not a single type of electronic
content. There are really a lot of
opportunities and a lot of options and we
just have to discover all of them.”
—TIM O’REILLY
A business model describes how an organization creates, captures, and
delivers value to its customers. Every business performs some activity
with the intention of generating value for its customers. At a conceptual
level, what does that look like and what existing businesses can you point
to as examples to determine that your model is sound?
Identifying your business model is helpful for two important reasons.
First, by studying businesses with a similar business model, you can
increase your own odds of success—an activity referred to as modeling.
Second, it provides a blueprint by which you can begin taking action to
define your business model. If you already have a model, you still can
make improvements or reinvent it by comparing it to well-established
models—an activity referred to as benchmarking.
CHAPTER 6
BUSINESS
MODELS
From the Library of Moaath Alangari
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Seven business model
archetypes
After spending considerable time mapping the various business models
online, we began to realize that many of the models were similar. We
observed there are fundamentally three archetypes that drive all business
models: Trade, Product, and Service. This was a breakthrough observa-
tion for us, because it paved the way for the model we then created.
Just as a color wheel starts with three primary colors and derives a set
of basic colors from the original three (red, green, blue), we’ve done
the same with our model. Many of the interesting online businesses are
hybrids of two of the three primaries; we call these the hybrid archetypes.
They include the Marketplace, Brokerage, and Subscription models.
And lastly there is the Ecosystem, which possesses traits of all three
primary archetypes.
Figure 6.1 illustrates this framework, which can be a useful place to start
thinking about how to structure your business. To make this framework
more useful, we also overlaid two prototypes to demonstrate each arche-
type. These prototypes are more defined and actionable models of the
more abstract archetype concept. This is not an exhaustive list of possible
prototypes, just a set of examples that illustrate the concept and provide
actionable material that you can use. Following the detailed description
of each archetype, we provide a list of the prototypes and a set of exam-
ples for each that appear to be succeeding online.
Trade
Trade is the primary archetype that describes the business of connect-
ing buyers and sellers, rather than offering something to be bought or
sold. The trader is the consummate “connector” who knows everyone
and helps to make introductions. Profits are generated by commission or
arbitrage, not by selling units or hours.
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Your brand is the image you portray of your business and yourself. It is the way others perceive you. This includes prospects, customers and even competitors. The good news is you can decide how you want to be portrayed. This e-guide offers 5 quick ways that can help you build your brand.
Your brand is the image you portray of your business and yourself. It is the way others perceive you. This includes prospects, customers and even competitors. The good news is you can decide how you want to be portrayed. This e-guide offers 5 quick ways that can help you build your brand.
Graduating from Email Marketing to Marketing Automation
MArkEtinG AutoMAtion is technology
that allows you to nurture leads through automated
campaigns. Because marketing automation uses email
as one of its methods for engaging customers, we are
often asked, “What is the difference between Marketing
Automation and Email Marketing?” For small businesses,
marketing automation is a tool to take your marketing to
the next level while saving your organization’s resources
in the long run. Marketing automation builds upon your
email marketing strategies to produce superior results.
In this paper, we’d like to show you what marketing
automation can do for you and help you decide if
your organization is ready to graduate to a marketing
automation solution.