The market for cyber security products has never been more buoyant but neither has the level of competition. Depending on which stats you read, there are anywhere north of 3,500 cyber security vendors active globally.
With the death of “spraying and praying” online campaigns, B2B tech marketers are turning to Account Based Marketing campaigns for marketing success, especially in niche industries like cyber. But the success metrics produced from B2B ABM can be far harder to track than for a standard lead generation campaign.
Are you one of the many many B2B tech marketers who still have not had their marketing budget approved? You are not alone.
If I were a SaaS Product Manager, I would be very busy trying to reverse engineer Wynter. As a CMO, I'd be grabbing the credit card and a copy of the company messaging to test. I try out many many MarTech tools all the time, and I’d consider myself a harsh judge/user, but the Wynter team have nailed it.
Your targets are set. But reaching them is hard to do by yourself. We get it. Because we’re in the trenches, fighting the good fight with B2B tech companies every day. We’re ENVY: Strategy, Digital Marketing and RevOps agency.
Dissecting the very short lives of the B2B marketing budgets in 2022 will not take long.
Ah messaging… The often overlooked aspect of B2B marketing. In today’s marketing environment, the need for leads, MQLs, SQLs and any other QL you can think of is at a premium. As marketers, we are sometimes so hyper-focused on ensuring the bottom of funnel KPIs are met, that we overlook the most basic principle of B2B marketing...
Let’s be honest, when it comes to startups, focusing on creating your brand values and an enviable startup culture may not be your number 1 priority. This is understandable as there is a near endless stream of daily tasks to accomplish.
Let’s be honest - When it comes to competitor monitoring, there is a near-endless number of online tools available to help you in your quest to spy on your competitors. This is, of course, great… Or is it? A key issue many B2B marketing companies find is sorting the good tools from the bad.
As a B2B digital marketer, you may consider cyber security to be something only technical members of your company’s IT department need to worry about. However, that’s not how it is. In fact, cyber security is the responsibility of every department and individual in the organization. A breach of sensitive data can be the result...
