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How to Market a Manufacturing Company in 2024

Marketing Insider Group

This evolution will create challenges in the manufacturing industry, but it’s also an exciting time that should facilitate growth. Implementing a few marketing strategies can help manufacturing companies unlock significant growth potential and succeed in a competitive industry.

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How to Sell During a Trade War

SMEI

Actionable Steps: Collaborate with local firms to co-brand or manufacture products locally. He also recommended nearshoring manufacturing to a facility in Mexico, which allowed Titan to produce equipment closer to their new customer base. Form alliances with logistics providers to streamline distribution.

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Why Manufacturing Marketing Strategy is More Than a Checklist

Tiecas

Manufacturing marketing strategy is often misunderstood as a simple checklist of tacticsSEO, social media, email marketingwithout a strategic roadmap to tie these efforts to business goals. According to Forresters Marketing Survey, 2022, addressing […]

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Why Manufacturers Should Consider a Fractional CMO: Maximizing Marketing Expertise Without the Full-Time Cost

Tiecas

Fractional CMO for manufacturers is a concept gaining traction as small to mid-sized companies in the industrial sector face growing pressures to stay competitive.

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How to Transform Your Manufacturing Operations With Strategic Automations

Lynton Web

Manufacturing operations teams grapple with an increasingly complex web of disconnected systems that actively hinder their potential for growth. Even manufacturers using HubSpot often struggle to integrate it effectively with their existing tech stack, leaving valuable data underutilized.

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Why traditional marketing systems can’t keep up with AI and what to do about it

Martech

Over the course of 150 years, manufacturing evolved from relying on skilled artisans and craftsmen to automated, computer-driven, flexible manufacturing systems. Just as automation shifted the number and type of jobs in manufacturing, the number and type of jobs in marketing are set to change.

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Content Marketing for Manufacturers: What Makes It Different and Why It’s Challenging

Tiecas

Content marketing for manufacturers is very different from regular B2B or B2C marketing. Manufacturing companies face unique challengeslong sales cycles, highly technical products, and multiple decision-makersmaking traditional marketing tactics less effective.