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Marketers: Check Out These Hot B2B Marketing Automation Trends

December 26, 2017   CRM News and Info
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B2B companies can start to experiment with using live video in conjunction with marketing automation, putting out the content that prospects demand and gleaning valuable insights from how they watch and interact with that content. As a result, you can make marketing efforts more precise, further driving more leads and sales for your company.

Automation fosters greater channel integration.

Customers today have more channels to choose from when engaging with a brand, and while using these channels, they expect to receive a consistent brand experience. In fact, campaigns that integrate four or more digital channels are shown to outperform a single- or dual-channel campaign by 300 percent, according to Gartner Research. But the key is getting these interactions right.

Marketing automation helps push out consistent content through all channels and reach customers with greater impact. What’s more, you can gain insights and capture a more accurate picture of what’s going on with your customers in the moment of relevance, to create even better content in the future.

As a result, every customer experience can be tailored to the channel that customers prefer and to where they are in the buying cycle, delivering a more personalized and relevant experience through the power of automation.

Content marketing and automation create an unstoppable duo.

Marketing automation and content marketing are a powerful duo and allow you the opportunity to expand the effectiveness of your content, capture more leads, improve conversion rates, and drive higher ROI.

Marketing automation provides the tools required to get to know customers better. Using this information, you can segment customers into different groups and then start to develop content strategies for each set of customers.

Tapping into specific data on each group ― from understanding where they access content about your products and services to the types of search queries they’re creating ― is very valuable. Having the ability to generate these reports and make changes in a more efficient manner empowers marketers to stay nimble and better meet customer needs. As a result, you can nurture leads or move customers more effectively through the sales cycle.

Equally important, once you truly understand a group of buyers, you can modify and fine-tune marketing strategies to respond to their demands. The right content is delivered quickly, and sometimes you can even deliver the content slightly before the need, which helps move the sales cycle forward.

The user experience is shaped through marketing automation and insights.

At the heart of every product’s success is the user experience. When marketing automation works well, it enhances — rather than distracts from — the user experience. For example, let’s say that you recently sent out an email blast to prospects, encouraging them to visit your website and learn more about your product. If they click on the email link, it’s important that they view website content that is most relevant to their needs, such as case studies about their specific industry or other valuable details.

Marketing automation can play an important role in ensuring that what the customers view is customized to their needs, and in ensuring that the experience on the website is relevant to where the customers are in the buying cycle.

Gathering data about prospects, and better understanding that data, helps leverage the power of personalization, so that you present only the most relevant content. That leaves prospects and customers with a serendipitous feeling — they feel like the brand has a deep understanding of their pain points and struggles.

A Few Last Words

Marketing automation has proven itself to be a powerful asset in the marketer’s toolbox, but in the future it won’t be enough to have the tool itself; you’ll need to brainstorm creative ways to use it.

These examples can help inspire your strategy moving forward, as you integrate and test different methods for using marketing automation to connect with, engage, and delight your customers in new ways. As a result, you’ll gain the ability to manage leads and improve demand generation with greater impact.

How are you using marketing automation in your business? Please share your tips and insights below!

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