Back in 2015, 89% of people researching B2B products used the internet, and that number has only grown with digital transformation. They’re using the internet in more ways, from search engines to social networks to videos.
Every time a potential customer goes online to research a purchase, they leave a trail: browsing behavior, search queries, viewing habits, and social media engagement. These signals provide key insights to help you understand, serve, and connect with your customers, driving profitable growth.
To capitalize on these opportunities, you need the right strategy. Many B2B SaaS companies recognize the need for a functional website and presence on LinkedIn or Facebook, but they often lack the systems, experts, and tools to maximize their digital properties.
Digital fluency is crucial for success, especially as COVID-19 has shifted more professional interactions online. New research from Google and IPSOS shows that the majority of B2B buyers are increasing spend and are likely to switch vendors, turning to digital channels for their research.
Marketers are responding to this shift: 91% of B2B marketers have increased the use of digital channels, and 81% of tech B2B marketers report improved ROI from online marketing.
Your business’s growth potential depends on effectively activating digital channels to drive qualified leads, build a pipeline, and convert customers.
In this guide, we’ll explore how to overcome the digital marketing challenges facing B2B SaaS businesses. You’ll learn:
It’s time to build your customer acquisition engine and optimize your company’s digital channels.
The first thing you need to know about paid acquisition: is don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Some strategies will work, others won’t. Continuous testing, learning, and optimization are essential. However, learning can be costly. If the cost is too high, paid acquisition won’t be efficient for your business.
That’s where having a solid strategy comes in: you need to avoid preventable failures before launching campaigns to prevent wasting budget and losing executive support for paid acquisition.
In the first part of this guide, we’ll cover the basics:
Once these foundational pieces are in place, you’ll be ready to launch campaigns and optimize performance. In the second part of the guide, we’ll dive deep into platform-specific tactics and optimization processes for paid social, display, and paid search, focusing on advanced, actionable insights:
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