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Displaying all 4 Episode of The B2B Marketing and PR podcast with the tag “b2b customers”.
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Episode 122: Does long form content still have a place in the era of generative AI?
October 28th, 2025 | 8 mins 43 secs
b2b, b2b customers, b2b marketing, b2b prospects, b2b sales, buyers journey, customer feedback, customer service, customer support, icp, ideal customer profile, market research, marketing interactions, sales interactions, survey research, touchpoints
Early indications are generative AI tends to surface long form in-depth content; visitors from AI results browse with purpose and are more likely to convert
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Episode 118: B2B says public relations drives revenue but struggle to prove it
September 30th, 2025 | 14 mins 10 secs
b2b, b2b customers, b2b marketing, b2b prospects, b2b sales, corpcomm, corporate communications, marketing interactions, pr, public relations, sales interactions
A new survey of 300 B2B marketing and PR professionals provides a glimpse of PR goals, tactics, effectiveness, challenges, frustrations and areas for improvement
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Episode 117: People are not taking government surveys; businesses have the same problem
September 23rd, 2025 | 8 mins 59 secs
b2b, b2b customers, b2b marketing, b2b prospects, b2b sales, buyers journey, customer feedback, customer service, customer support, icp, ideal customer profile, market research, marketing interactions, sales interactions, survey research, touchpoints
Businesses need to take a more considered, deliberate and comprehensive approach to feedback; don’t allow a machine to get between your business and the customer
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Episode 116: Data: How many touches does it take to attract and turn B2B prospects into customers?
September 16th, 2025 | 7 mins 8 secs
b2b, b2b customers, b2b marketing, b2b prospects, b2b sales, buyers journey, icp, ideal customer profile, marketing interactions, sales interactions, touchpoints
Surveys say from start to finish, B2B prospects require a dozen touches or more, but behavioral data finds it may require hundreds of interactions