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10 Social Media Tactics to Drive Engagement

Social media is just that. Social! It’s a great channel to introduce yourself, your product or your service to someone. Before social media, attracting visitors to your website was very challenging. The use of social media has created a worldwide network of engagement. With it, you’re able to attract people with your message, introduce them to your company and nurture them through their buyer’s journey. Social media can also be used to keep in contact and engage with current customers.

5 Tips for Creating Content that Generates Leads

Content is everywhere. In fact, one of the first guests on our podcast, The Demand Generation Show,...

Don't Turn Your Leads Over To Salespeople

Good news! Someone downloaded the eBook your team worked hard on creating. Or maybe they just went...

5 Reasons Sales Development Teams Fail

Every company, or at least every company that we talk to at Imagine, is looking for ways to...

Introducing...The Demand Generation Show

Today is a really exciting day for the growth team at Imagine. We’ve been working on this for the...

8 Ways Top Performing Companies Use Buyer Personas

Last week in my post 7 Reasons Buyer Personas Fail, I shared a recent study from Cintell called the...

10 Questions to Ask When Assessing Your Pipeline

There is probably no single report used, obsessed and valued by sales management more than the...

7 Reasons Buyer Personas Fail

When I was a B2B marketer at a small manufacturing firm, I was tasked with creating buyer personas....

Want More Inbound Leads? Make Sure Your Premium Content Doesn't Suck

According to the Content Marketing Institute, in 2016, B2B organizations plan to produce 76% more...

6 Tactics to Transform a Good Salesperson Into A Great Performer

Many years ago, someone shared a great hiring philosophy. The philosophy? Hire only great people....