How To Craft a B2B Case Study That Converts
How To Craft a B2B Case Study That Converts
B2B case studies are an extremely effective form of content for businesses to build trust and acquire new leads.
B2B case studies are an extremely effective form of content for businesses to build trust and acquire new leads.
There are a variety of strategies you can deploy on your website to get more prospects into your sales funnel. A great place to start when increasing your B2B SaaS sales is by adding a clear and easy-to-find pricing page on your website.
Whether you own a small business or are tasked with getting the word out about a small business (or both), you know that marketing is crucial for lead generation—and ultimately the success of your business.
Let’s dive into how you can reach your lead generation and revenue goals by optimizing your brand, website, search engine ranking, content and social media.
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Your B2B software company’s #1 goal? Getting (paying) clients into your pipeline, of course!
A marketing qualified lead (MQL) is a prospect who is more likely to turn into a sale than other leads but isn’t quite ready to buy yet. Each company’s lead scoring is different for qualifying an MQL, but it’s typically determined by data about the lead, such as company size, company spend, role, etc. MQLs are the first step in filtering all possible visitors to a smaller group of possible buyers.
Once you’ve captured a lead, how do you continue to engage and qualify them for your sales team?
Cross-selling to your B2B SaaS customers is a great way to retain them; this is because cross-selling increases the lifetime value of the customer—and drives revenue for your business(!). That being said, there is a right way and a wrong way to cross-sell. But before we dive into that, let’s define what cross-selling is:
Cross-selling is the strategy of encouraging a customer to also buy a product or service that is similar or related to a product or service they already have. As an example, one delicious, albeit greasy, cross-sale you might experience is ordering a hamburger at a fast food restaurant and being asked if you want fries with it.
Now that you have an understanding of cross-selling, let’s walk through dos and don’ts to help your B2B SaaS company boost revenue and retention.
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When you have a deep understanding of your audience, it’s easier to meet their needs in your marketing and, ultimately, sell to them. A good marketing strategy targets different personas with content tailored to their interests and needs.
Every sales team loves prospects who are chomping at the bit to purchase their product or service. And every marketing team wants to be able to confidently deliver leads that easily turn into closed deals. Generating highly qualified leads makes everyone’s job easier.
But how do you qualify leads from your marketing efforts?
In order to quantify your marketing efforts and prove ROI, you need to be able to generate marketing-qualified leads (MQLs). MQLs are more likely to become customers based on their demographic information and their engagement with your marketing efforts. How do you know when a prospect has become an MQL? Lead scoring. More