With in-person trade shows and conferences making a comeback, we thought it would be a good idea to put together some best practices as all of us are undoubtedly a bit rusty with our live event strategy. In-person events are one of the top ways to meet new prospects, build relationships and generate leads. They also served as a great learning experience and an opportunity to grow brand recognition. Here we've put together a few tips on how to get the most out of in-person events.
When you hear the term social media marketing, you most likely think of ads for clothing and accessories or things that are considered online shopping. One thing that you might never put together with social media marketing is banking. In the last few years, social marketing for banking was considered a primary source but now is regarded as one of the most important solutions for the banking world. Social media marketing allows banks to start building relationships with future customers. Here are a few ways to implement social media marketing in your bank.
Simply dabbling in inbound marketing is not going to be effective. For inbound marketing success, you need buy-in from your entire team and a well-organized plan to show tangible results. It is also important to note that inbound is a long-term strategy. It can take up to six months to start showing a return on investment, but once you do, inbound strategies can feed your pipeline consistently for years to come. Here's how to get started.
Have you ever found yourself trying to come up with a plan to close deals quicker through account-based marketing but don't want to burn the midnight oil? Account-based marketing is a strategy that uses methods to hand-select companies that fall into certain target markets based on needs. ABM strategies are not for everyone, as companies who have a financial productivity that is high-volume, low-value sales will not benefit from ABM. Here are a few steps to follow to segment your account-based marketing audience.