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These days, we really have the feeling that B2B marketers are all about following trends: we should have a blog, we should do lead nurturing, we should have a group on linkedIn. This is what your CMO was getting at by requesting a business plan from everyone and I love that example. OK, but WHY.
These days, we really have the feeling that B2B marketers are all about following trends: we should have a blog, we should do lead nurturing, we should have a group on linkedIn. This is what your CMO was getting at by requesting a business plan from everyone and I love that example. OK, but WHY.
Bannan wrote “ Creating a true partnership between marketing and sales ”. In the article, she offered this call to action for marketing and sales: “Partner or Perish”.
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