Demand Generation Blog

As with most business ventures a digital marketing strategy is sure to fail unless you have the buy-in and participation of your colleagues and co-workers.  With so much content available online it can be tough to grab the attention of your target audience.  The more people within your company that participate in your efforts the larger and more refined your audience will become.  Key players within your company must support your digital efforts as they likely have contributed greatly to the current success of your company.  Without their buy-in it will be near impossible to get those outside of your organization to take your solutions seriously.

While digital marketing and online strategies have taken over the marketing world there are still several viable offline methods that can be used to generate and nurture leads.  This is a compilation of articles dedicated to ensuring success through offline marketing channels.

When marketing campaigns become less successful and a company becomes stale it may mean it’s time to make an overhaul and rebrand your business.  In other cases an event such as an expansion or merger will bring about the need for a rebranding effort.  While there is a lot of work involved with rebranding a business it can breathe new life into your company and breed a whole new customer base.  A uniform message is extremely important and your mission statement and profiles should be consistent throughout all channels.  Here we’ve outlined some of the most important items to discuss when considering a full scale rebranding initiative.

Pay per click advertising is a great way to reach a specific target audience and catapult your company pages to the top of search results.  When used in conjunction with other inbound marketing techniques paid ads can increase brand awareness, drive website visitors and maximize the exposure of your content. 

Free events, live or electronic, are an excellent way to cultivate and educate prospects for your solutions. Before you decide to hold an event, keep these four basic principles in mind.