What We’re Reading: Week of Oct. 31, 2022
This week: Sales calls scare young buyers, a B2B marketing pivot, B2B content written for humans, and spooky Halloween marketing campaigns.
Welcome to What We're Reading, a weekly rundown of news stories, marketing columns, and B2B industry news that caught our eye.
Young B2B buyers are wary of sales calls
Many millennial and Gen Z buyers in the B2B space would much rather self-serve online than pick up a sales call, says a recent survey. Digital Commerce 360 breaks down the findings and shares a super-creepy infographic for Halloween.
Should B2B marketers pivot to buyer-centric strategies?
Picking up on similar themes from the previous article, MarTech
believes B2B marketing should shift towards engaging with buyers and accounts, rather than focusing solely on MQLs.
Write B2B content for readers, not robots
According to an opinion piece in The Drum, B2B has a content problem: an estimated “shit-ton” of content (their words, not ours) and very few stories with actual entertainment value. The key is quality content that entertains and informs.
Spooky, scary marketing campaigns for Halloween
Collapsing floors, ketchup blood, and burger-loving killer clowns – these spooky Halloween marketing campaigns have it all. Check them out on Prolific North…if you dare.