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By: Carol Eversen and Jeff Loeb As fractional CMOs with deep experience implementing ABM across many B2B companies, we see a pattern emerging: business leaders have very different perspectives about what it takes to implement ABM and how to get started.
Nobody approaches accounting as a part-time hobby, and thought leadership is no different. So I think like in anything that you’re doing, whether you’re especially in B2B software, right? Because when they’re on B2B. Where’s the ROI and why do we why do we continue to spend and spend more?
Although there is no agreed-upon definition of which tool is the best to use for HCM adoption, digital adoption platforms (DAPs) are generally the best platforms to use when adopting any B2B SaaS application, including HCM platforms. In short, DAPs help to maximize the ROI of your software investment.
Are B2B customers constantly sharing screens with colleagues for a product that you previously thought of as a personal tool? At first, we didn’t know why, but we eventually discovered people had 2nd and 3rd accounts that they were logging back into. One account was public-facing, and one was more private for friends.
Employees, after all, are the drivers of change, which means, among other things, that employee productivity , software utilization, and software ROI depend on factors such as: Employee engagement The digital employee experience Digital skills. Leverage the right adoption technology. Also, be sure to choose your adoption platform wisely.
Perhaps you do an analysis and figure out certain leading characteristics of high-value users as their account balance, or the types of other apps they use, or otherwise — once you think of this as personalizing an ephemeral offer to users, then you can run whatever promotions you want. But why stop at cities? The Payback.
The ability to make more informed decisions and maximize your return on investment (ROI) — every entrepreneur’s dream, right? Look at each project’s potential ROI and balance it against the associated risks. Integrations with other software you use, like your CRM or accounting software. The result?
Are B2B customers constantly sharing screens with colleagues for a product that you previously thought of as a personal tool? At first, we didn’t know why, but we eventually discovered people had 2nd and 3rd accounts that they were logging back into. One account was public-facing, and one was more private for friends.
Digital channels have upended the well-trod ruts of sales and marketing organizations — already, nearly a third of all B2B purchases are done digitally. Our analysis of 73 B2B technology companies shows that across sectors, the top 25% of companies achieve more than twice as much return on sales investment compared to the bottom 25%.
Essentially, I observed, this was an investment in making people more accountable. The business purpose of greater employee engagement and empowerment is not happier employees but people who are more productive, innovative, and accountable for the choices they make. Empowerment is an investment in accountability.
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Brocade, a data and network solutions provider, created a “customer first” program by identifying their top 200 customers, who account for 80% of their sales. Brocade’s Net Promoter Score went from 50 (already a best in class score) to 62 (one of the highest B2B scores on record) within 18 months. The results?
Or his account of email marketers who automate the pestering process, sending message after message to anyone who was foolish enough to indicate some kind of interest in what they’re selling. Which is exactly why I think Lyons is right to pillory these kinds of practices. The health of the Internet needs to be part of that equation.
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