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Product Launch Best Practices: Finding Your Invisible Customers

Christa Tuttle — September 30, 2019 According to recent Gartner research, when B2B buyers are considering a purchase, only 17% of that time is spent meeting potential suppliers. In fact, almost half (45%) of buyers’ pre-purchase period is spent researching independently. So, what does this mean for your upcoming B2B product launch? The extensive pre-purchase … Continue reading Product Launch Best Practices: Finding Your Invisible Customers

Finding content marketing opportunities that influence search performance

Start with your existing pages to identify opportunities, which typically involve some form of repurposing, reformatting and updating. Andrew Dennis on August 1, 2019 Content marketing is a broad term that can be interpreted in multiple ways within the greater marketing spectrum. For some, content marketing is a blog post, for others, it could be … Continue reading Finding content marketing opportunities that influence search performance

Finding the Perfect eCommerce Product Using Reverse Engineering

Nicole Blanckenberg — March 12, 2019 Follow @https://twitter.com/NicoleBlancken — March 12, 2019 Building a successful online business is about more than just finding a trending product. It’s about finding the perfect eCommerce product. Products that target the right audience, and are in line with your branding and your potential shoppers. One of the best ways … Continue reading Finding the Perfect eCommerce Product Using Reverse Engineering

Community and Competition Are Key Factors in Finding the Right Location For a Startup

David Kiger — July 24, 2018 Follow @davidkiger — July 24, 2018 Anyone who has bought a house or had other real estate dealings has likely heard the familiar phrase “location, location, location.” The quality of the area where a residence sits is tied to the home’s overall value. The same can be true for … Continue reading Community and Competition Are Key Factors in Finding the Right Location For a Startup