The underlying theme throughout most of the sessions was the various factors that impact the backbone of marketing: Content. For content creation, specifically, Forrester VP, Principal Analyst Phyllis Davidson kicked off the event with her opening keynote, “B2B Content Lessons From Taylor Swift: Shake Off Your Old Strategy & Experiment To Engage.”

Davidson explained that the top three reasons for Swift’s success — and the three components practitioners can bring into their day-to-day — are her ability to evolve, adapt and engage with her fans. Starting with evolution and adaption, Davidson started with a blunt fact: The majority of marketers fail to understand the changing buying landscape and don’t work to refine or adjust their content to keep up.

“The content that most of us put out there is not loved or well received by our audiences,” said Davidson. “Buyers believe that almost 60% of content is irrelevant and that they receive better information from other sources. I’m sure we can all relate to that as consumers of content — a lot of vendor-created material is useless, because it’s incredibly biased.”

Tapping Into Emotions To Create Memorable Content Experiences

That said, it’s often difficult for marketers to shake off their biases, because the concepts of product and pricing are deeply engrained in common “best” practices. Jay Mandel, The Brand Coach, noted in his session — “From Manipulation To Empathy: Redefining Marketing In A Changing World” — that creating content around pricing doesn’t cut it in the modern world. Pricing product information alone isn’t enough to differentiate, so marketers need to find other avenues of creativity.

{loadposition GIAA}“You need something bigger than making money if you’re going to convince anyone of anything,” said Mandel. “You can’t operate with the mentality that ‘We have problem;’ you need to understand that your customer has a problem. You need to reframe your products from the consumer’s perspective and address it. Based on those insights, you can better understand what your customers’ goals are and how you can address it.”

Dan Gingiss, an international keynote speaker and customer experience coach, also took the keynote stage with “Elevating B2B Marketing: Transforming Challenges Into Opportunities With Customer Experience,” where he suggested practitioners eliminate biases by putting themselves in the shoes of their customers.

“You need to become a customer of your own business, so fill out a form, register for something on your website or even ‘forget’ your password,” said Gingiss. “As consumers, you’ll notice the things that are annoying. So, you have to turn it around and become a customer of your own brand, and that’s how you’ll find extraordinary opportunities.”

While Gingiss admitted that it often feels time- or money-intensive to innovate or adapt marketing strategies, he continued that practitioners don’t have to do anything elaborate or over the top; instead, he noted they can engage audiences by creating immersive content that evokes emotions.

“Immersivity is about creating an experience people feel in their bones, because that’s how we remember things,” he explained. “Most of all, you need to appeal to one of the five senses or emotions — if you think back to all the memories you have of being a child, most of them will come back to an emotional moment or something you can smell, taste, see or touch.”

For example, Jake Sanders, Content Marketing Manager for Ninjacat, shared one of his most successful assets during a panel discussion titled “Retain, Engage, Sustain: Crafting Content That Keeps Customers Coming Back.” Sanders explained that he wrote a musical to replace the deluge of blogs his company was churning out, as he candidly admitted he was tired of sending blogs into the world because no one really reads them.

“If you can be entertained in the way that you relate information, and it’s filled with education and actual qualitative insights with quantitative data, you can marry that with fun,” said Sanders. “You want to educate, entertain and inspire people, and a lot of us are missing that. It can even be as simple as playing around with rhyming schemes or alliteration or fun words. You want your content to reflect that you love what you’re doing.”

Experimenting, Testing & Embracing AI

There’s no modern marketing conference with discussing the tools and technology influencing strategy creation and execution, so Davidson naturally brought up the power of AI experimentation in content creation. She noted the top two areas with the heaviest AI influence are production and promotion. She continued that everyone’s still thinking about AI — “whether they’re playing or running away from it,” — but the narrative’s finally shifting away from fears of AI stealing jobs.

“We’re seeing that humans are still exceedingly important in this process, and will continue to be for the foreseeable future,” said Davidson. “Don’t worry: We’re going to find all kinds of interesting ways to use GenAI and keep our jobs.”

Chiming into the AI narrative was Dan Glicksman, who runs demand generation for CDM Media. In his session, “Make It A Marketing Sensation Soiree: Level Up Engagement & Have Key Targets Coming Back For More!,” he recommended marketers embrace AI but do so with caution in mind.

“We need to be careful how we use AI,” said Glicksman. “Honestly, it’s a practice: There’s a lot of information, with a ton of bias, that is based on models that are constantly being trained. And training means it’s making mistakes.”

As marketers embrace the nuanced approach to AI-generated content creation, Davidson also stressed the importance of experimentation, because “if you don’t experiment, you’re just going to scale brand new ways to do things without really testing them.” She continued that there are three ways to test AI:

1. Testing different versions of content with the same audience;
2. Testing assets generated by AI versus humans; and
3. Testing AI to manage experience orchestration.

“What we see is mostly online experimentation, and for more than a decade it’s been about experimenting with different types of promotions,” noted Davidson. “That includes changing the banner ad or email subject line to see what looks better — Your typical A/B testing practices. That needs to continue to happen, but you need to take experimentation beyond that. You can’t simply come up with an idea, run it full force then wonder if it worked. You need to do real testing.”

Shifting ABM Approaches To Focus More On GTM

If anything was made clear on day one of #B2BMX24, it’s that the buying experience in B2B has changed dramatically in recent years. Buyers are now more informed and demanding than ever before, and they expect a personalized and seamless experience from start to finish.

Steve Armenti, VP of Revenue Marketing at Digital Ocean (former global demand gen lead for Chrome Enterprise), shared his insights into why marketers should shift toward an account-based go-to-market (GTM) framework. Coincidentally, his framework brought together the theories of emotionally resonant content and adaption.

“An account-based GTM framework is a strategic, long-term approach to entering a market through advanced targeting with specific, high-value accounts or segments,” Armenti explained. “You need to personalize marketing and sales efforts to the unique needs of the decision-making process at those accounts.”

Alright, we’ve officially hit the full circle moment — while there’s only so much room per page, the #B2BMX24 coverage isn’t stopping. You can check out our blog here, which further delves into ABM frameworks and sales activation plays, and stay tuned on our website for our day three recap.

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Cosby kicked his presentation off by level-setting his classification of ABM, which he defines as a revenue strategy that aligns revenue teams around a set of shared accounts. Revenue teams, for their part, are defined as tightly aligned sales, marketing and customer success departments. However, alignment remains a key issue, as it’s the No. 1 reason ABM fails, Cosby explained. He continued that the other two reasons for failure include:

• A tech stack and KPIs not set up for ABM; and
• A lack of dedicated resources.

“You can’t just go to your sales team and tell them that you’re building an ABM program, because they’ll just Google the term and get a bunch of information that sounds really complicated,” said Cosby. “Instead, tell them you’re going to build a playbook that will help surface meetings for them.”

{loadposition GIAA}With that in mind, he explained that the ABM playbook must be built around sales activation plays, which are “the repeatable processes for sales or customer success teams when they become involved in specific customer conversations.” The benefits of these activation plays, he continued, consist of:

• A natural alignment of sales and marketing;
• Starting the transition of KPIs and the martech stack; and
• Simplifies the process of getting started.

In other words? Sales activation plays directly address the top three reasons for failure. With that in mind, he shared the “Four D” framework of building activation plays, which include:

• Data, a summary of the target, messaging, positioning, personas, product and any input that impacts the content and targeting of the activation play;
• Distribution, which are defined strategies, tactics and channels for how the data is then distributed to the target audience;
• Destination, which consists of the “what” and “where” that data and distribution push prospects to, whether it’s pages, content, conversion points or desired outcomes; and
• Direction, which are the conversion points or paths that are established to better track target direction and outcomes for the activation play, such as forms, CTAs and demos.

Once there’s a successful playbook in place and sales’ calendars are filling up with meetings, Cosby shared that marketers can then focus on refining the playbooks and more directly tailoring them to specific accounts.

“If you’re starting scrappy, focus on one playbook and choose the one that aligns with your largest or most reliable data source,” said Cosby. “This ensures repeatability and allows for a smoother transition into more advanced ABM programs later on. The goal is to balance volume with control and data specificity. Don’t jump into a 1:1 approach right away — instead, build a foundation with a targeted playbook.”

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Integrate works with organizations like Salesforce, Microsoft, Akamai and Pluralsight to power its B2B marketing strategies.

The Lowdown

Pipeline360 is Integrate’s media arm that offers an all-in-one integrated media solution for content syndication, account intelligence enhancement and digital advertising.

Back-Of-The-Box Details

Pipeline360 seeks to enable a strategic, holistic demand generation approach tailored for the reality of today’s B2B purchasing process. Powered by Integrate, Pipeline360 combines targeted display, content syndication and a comprehensive marketplace model to help ensure that marketers achieve 100% compliant and marketable leads by:

• Effectively engaging with audiences much earlier in the buying cycle;
• Connecting with buyers at every stage of the process; and
• Optimizing programs to drive performance.

Who It’s For

Demand generation teams and B2B marketing teams seeking to drive predictable, compliant pipeline.

What It Solves

Pipeline360 helps marketers:

1. Acquire high-quality leads at scale;
2. Ensure all leads adhere to local and global data privacy laws and guidelines through data governance;
3. Optimize program performance via analytics; and
4. Drive outcomes that demonstrably drive pipeline.

What Makes It Special

Pipeline360 brings content syndication management and campaign management — including display advertising, lead validation and standardization — under one roof with links to CRM and marketing automation data.

Contact

Integrate

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Specifically, the innovations include:

• Campaign Outcomes, which allows customers to pick their ideal campaign outcomes and then utilizes Demandbase’s Demand Side Platform (DSP) to optimize each impression and campaign strategy;
• Campaign Influence Metrics that reportedly make it easier to review B2B-specific influences, such as increases in website engagement, pipeline and revenue;
• Creative Library Enhancements that provide digital marketers with more control over their creative assets to create and launch native, video and connected TV campaigns within the campaign builder; and
• Job Level and Job Function Exclusions designed to prevent impressions from being served to people outside of the buying group, regardless of their intent level.

“While our expert teams will always be here to partner with customers on successful campaign strategy, we have also always had a significant AI component behind our DSP and are excited to offer more self-serve capabilities,” said Gareth Noonan, General Manager, Advertising at Demandbase, in a statement.

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With more than 80 sessions that include Breakouts, Lunch & Learns, Case Studies, Workshops, Keynotes and Labs across five tracks — Content2Conversion, Demand Gen Summit, Sales Impact Summit, Go-To-Market Strategy and ABM In Action Live — there’s something for every marketer in the line-up. Let’s peek into this year’s agenda and see what’s in store.

Kicking off the event with the opening keynote is “B2B Content Lessons From Taylor Swift: Shake Off Your Old Strategy & Experiment To Engage,” featuring Forrester’s Phyllis Davidson. Throughout this session, Davidson will take a page out of Swift’s songbook to talk about better connecting with your audience, personalizing content and experimenting with new approaches and technology.

Interestingly, that’s not the only Taylor Swift-themed session on our docket this year. We also have “Enter Your B2B Brand’s Reputation Era,” with MNTN’s Jon Zucker, who plans to walk attendees through how CTV helps marketers ensure that they’re in the initial consideration set and provides brand-safe protections to ensure that delicate reputation stays intact.

While we’re on the topic of powerful women, I’m most excited for “Women In Revenue: How To Get Paid What You’re Worth,” a panel discussion that will share insights into the pay gap and how women can fight for their right to equal pay.

Before we move on, let’s circle back to the Keynote circuit. While Davidson will kick off the event Monday evening, the other keynoters we have on tap include:

• The Experience Maker Dan Gingiss, with “Elevating B2B Marketing: Transforming Challenges Into Opportunities With Customer Experience,” which will cover how integrating customer experience principles can address the distinct challenges faced by B2B marketers and provide actionable strategies to drive transformative change within your organization;
• Google’s Steve Armenti, with “B2B Buyers Want A Better Purchasing Experience — Get The ABM Framework That Delivers It,” to discuss how to use ABM in a new capacity to meet the evolving needs of today’s B2B buyers; and
• Two more that will be announced soon — I can’t give everything away!

Moving on, refining go-to-market strategies will remain a major focus of the event, with track sessions that include:

• “It’s Not A Sales Or Marketing Issue; It’s A Brand Issue: No BS Brand Tactics For B2B Marketing Leaders Who Want To Win,” featuring Kate DiLeo from the Brand Trifecta; and
• “Our Hard Work Is Hardly Working: The Unseen Reason Everyone Is Busy But Nothing’s Getting Done & How To Fix It Today,” with Andrea Fryrear of AgileSherpas.

It’s also not a secret that B2B marketing has changed dramatically in the last few years in response to rapidly evolving business buyer behavior. To help practitioners address the changing dynamics, eMarketing Strategy’s Ruth Stevens will take the stage with “What’s Working In B2B Marketing: New Developments, New Tools + New Techniques,” where she’ll share what’s real and what’s really working in social media, content marketing and trade shows and events.

Stemming off Stevens’ presentation, the topics she covered will be expanded in:

• “Make It A Marketing Sensation Soiree: Level Up Engagement & Have Key Targets Coming Back For More!”, featuring Dan Glicksman from CDM Media;
• “The Power Of Live Events: Driving Growth Through Experiences,” with Huong Nguyen, Shiloh Events;
• “Navigating The Intersection: The Convergence Of Demand Generation & Account-Based Marketing In B2B,” featuring a panel of speakers from Versique, Blue Yonder, Grubhub and Lumen Technologies;
• “Integrating Pursuit-Based Marketing Into Your Sales & Marketing Mix,” with Kim Saving, Accenture; and
• “Using Data To Drive Demand,” with Cisco’s Christine Otts.

And that’s not even scratching the surface: We also have bunch of Case Study sessions on Monday, several Lunch & Learns taking place across Tuesday and Wednesday, Workshops for All-Access Pass holders and our third-ever Campfire session, a keynote/workshop hybrid!

Other key elements of #B2BMX will include:

• The CMO Mentors program, which connects up-and-coming practitioners will seasoned industry vets;
• Our popular, invite-only CMO Exchange;
• An invite-only B2Bvip networking event;
• The Killer Content Awards ceremony; and
• Networking receptions.

Make sure to check out the full agenda and register now, and if you’re feeling lucky: Reach out to me on LinkedIn and I might hook you up with a discount code!

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But if you’ve never been to #B2BMX, I bet you’re thinking, “How can I justify buying a ticket this early on when I don’t know what to expect, what I’m going to learn and who I’m going to meet?”

That is a valid question/concern. It’s like buying a concert ticket without knowing who will take the stage. As the Content Director of the event, and the person who curates the entire agenda and recruits all the speakers, I realized it is my job to pull back the curtain a bit and provide some insight into the planning process at all stages.

So here we are.

I’ve been hard at work looking for real B2B practitioners to share their stories and best practices on our stage in a way that gets the audience excited; our attendees often tell us that they go back to their offices with a ton of notes and tips on how they can do their jobs better and crush their goals for the remainder of the year. The timing of the event is ideal for that reason… you’ll have 10 whole months to implement and test everything you’ve learned and (hopefully) see the same success as your peers.

While the entire agenda is not fully built out yet, I’m excited to share a handful of sessions and speakers you can expect in hopes it gives you enough to click that “Register” button and book your travels (and save a ton of money with our Early Bird rates). This is just a taste of what we have planned, and I promise I’ll be back with more updates next month.

Roll Up Your Sleeves During Our Interactive, Hands-On Workshops

On Monday, Feb. 26, we will kick off the event with a series of Workshops for All-Access Pass holders. There will be between four and eight 2.5-hour sessions to choose from, including:

Preparing For The Next Generation Of B2B Marketing-Driven Experiences,
with Matt Roberts & Derek Boshkov of Demand Spring

During this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn about the actions you need to take today to deliver the next generation of marketing-driven experiences, including how to plan for the skills you’ll need and techniques to influence your executive partners to lend you the support you need to grow.

Take A Seat At Our Demand Gen Summit Track For The Latest In, Well, Demand Generation

Our Demand Gen Summit track is filling up with awesome sessions already! There are three sessions I’m especially excited about:

Turning Data Into Dollars: Unleashing DTC Insights For B2B Growth,
with Tara Clever, SVP of Marketing & Partnerships at MarginEdge

In this session, Tara will explore the unconventional blend of direct-to-consumer (DTC) and performance marketing strategies that when leveraged in B2B led to 40X inbound revenue in just four years at MarginEdge. This presentation will delve into the dynamic world of DTC marketing and unveil its hidden potential for supercharging your B2B growth.

The Golden Ticket: How To Build A Pipeline Acceleration Campaign,
with Jennifer Fields & Katie Dell’Erario of Nexthink

Partners in Pipeline — Jen and Kait — both work as Sr. Demand Gen Marketing Managers at Nexthink, and are focused on integrated global customer upsell and new logo campaigns. They will talk the audience through steps to building, learning and measuring success with pipeline progression tactics.

How Bid-To-Future-Value Can Bring In More Qualified Leads From Search & Display,
with Ken Williams of Search Discovery

In this session, Ken Williams, Google Solutions Lead at Search Discovery, will explain what bid-to-value is, why Google believes it will be important after the removal of third-party cookies in 2024 and how B2B brands can use some advanced analysis techniques to take full advantage of this powerful feature.

Get ABM Tips & Best Practices From A Googler During This Keynote

At B2BMX, you’ll see, hear from and meet B2B practitioners from companies of all shapes, sizes, budgets and industries. I personally believe there is something to learn from them all! So, I’m really, REALLY excited to have Steve Armenti of Google take our stage this year. Steve is a Group Marketing Manager, Global Demand Generation at Google and leads all growth marketing efforts for Chrome Enterprise, including campaign strategy, media activation, field marketing, web, marketing automation and operations and data analytics.

During his keynote, he’s going to dive into all aspects of account-based marketing (ABM). The keynote is titled, “B2B Buyers Want A Better Purchasing Experience — Get The ABM Framework That Delivers It” and Steve will show you how to use ABM in a new capacity to meet the evolving needs of today’s B2B buyers.

I hope this information gives you the push you need to buy your ticket to #B2BMX. This event is near and dear to my heart, and I love flying out to Scottsdale every year to meet with our B2B community. The location is top notch, the weather is stunning, the vibes are immaculate, the networking is endless and the fun doesn’t stop for three days. I guarantee you will have the best time and you will learn so much!

I’ll be back with more information soon! But in the meantime, check out the website, look at the agenda (there are more sessions there, too!) and get your ticket at our Early Bird Rate before the Dec. 7 deadline (and save up to $900!).

Take care and have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!

– Klaudia Tirico

Content Director, B2BMX

P.S.

B2BMX is way more fun with your entire team! Bring a colleague (or more) to tackle our five breakout tracks together. We’re offering a 40% off discount to groups of three or more!

P.P.S.

Want to speak at B2BMX? Submit your presentation here and you might hear from me!

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Specifically, Account IQ works to blend real-time LinkedIn first party data — such as people, LinkedIn posts and workforce trends — with third-party data to create a holistic snapshot of a company. Key features include:

• Streamlining account research with insights in a single click; and
• Quickly preparing high-level account plans.

For its part, Relationship Map offers opportunities to multithread and build relationships with multiple decision-makers, with a real-time, shareable view of “who’s who” that everyone can access. Reported benefits include:

• Automatically alerting sales reps when a contact leaves their account and suggesting a replacement while exporting updated contact information to CRMs;
• Seeing new, relevant highlights on leads, such as recent LinkedIn posts; and
• Sharing Relationship Maps with colleagues on Sales Navigator contracts to help enable asynchronous collaboration and ensure data integrity during account transfers.

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The Lowdown

LinkedIn is building on its AI foundations and reimagining how sellers can use Sales Navigator with a pilot of two new generative AI features – AI-assisted search and Account IQ – that are designed to make account research and lead prospecting more effective.

Back-Of-The-Box Details

LinkedIn is introducing AI-assisted search, which includes a new generative AI interface that enables sellers to use its existing search functionality more efficiently by entering casual, conversational language search prompts. In addition to generating better and faster results, this new experience intends to provide sellers recommendations for search prompts that can help uncover warm connections.

LinkedIn is also introducing Account IQ, which uses generative AI to gather key information across different sources and create an easily digestible summary directly in Sales Navigator. Instead of having to search for information across many different places, with one click, sellers can use Account IQ to understand key highlights about an account in a single view. 

Who It’s For

The feature is designed to help sellers globally complete day-to-day tasks faster so they can focus on what’s most important — deeply understanding customers’ needs and challenges and building relationships.

What It Solves

Globally, sellers are spending much more time on administrative and non-selling tasks than actually selling. LinkedIn’s two new generative AI features for Sales Navigator are designed to simplify and streamline two of the most critical, yet time-intensive, parts of the sales process: Finding leads and researching accounts.

What Makes It Special

Account IQ and AI-assisted search provide sellers with access to real-time information and enable them to tap into the power of LinkedIn’s more than 900 million member community. 

Contact

LinkedIn

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The Lowdown

Market Map is a new AI-based software that is designed to enable B2B sales teams to intelligently refine their ideal customer profile (ICP) and take a data-backed approach to selecting target accounts. More specifically, it automates market research, identifies unique industry segments and quantifies prospects’ similarity to existing customers so sales teams can target the right accounts at the right time.

Back-Of-The-Box Details

Market Map offers a new approach to account prioritization by using the power of generative AI and proprietary machine learning algorithms to improve account scoring and enhance industry classification. Unlike existing data enrichment tools that rely on predetermined industry categories, Market Map analyzes how all the accounts in an organization’s CRM describe their unique products, services and markets publicly, scores each company across thousands of dimensions and then quantifies and clusters accounts based on their similarities. This analysis delivers new levels of actionable industry segmentation.

The software then scores and ranks each prospect account based on how similar it is to the existing customers a company defines as most valuable for more precise account targeting. The result is a visualization of market clusters and a similarity graph that shows which prospects are nearly identical to a company’s best customers.

Who It’s For

Market Map is built for B2B sales teams at mid-sized to enterprise companies who need to quickly identify high-potential prospects in their own CRM that are similar to their best existing customers.

What It Solves

Market Map aims to solve the challenge of selecting and distributing the right accounts to sales reps. Sales teams have the AI-powered intelligence needed to accurately refine their ICP and quickly prioritize the highest potential accounts. Market Map is designed to deliver a hyper-relevant view of prospects, along with a quantified score of how similar each prospect is to an organization’s best customers. This not only instills rep confidence knowing they’re pursuing accounts that have quantified similarity to existing customers, but it also drives efficiency as teams no longer have to waste quota capacity focusing on the wrong accounts.

What Makes It Special

According to the company, Market Map is the industry’s first application of large language models to identify an ideal customer definition through unique industry segmentation. The software is designed to form a contextual understanding of a target market, identify natural market segments and reveal the prospect accounts that most closely match an end-user’s most successful customers.

This level of insight gives sales and marketing teams unprecedented visibility into which accounts to prioritize. Using Market Map, sales teams have the intelligence needed to get a realistic view of their ICP and tailor go-to-market efforts to nuanced groups of similar accounts where they’ve had demonstrated success.

Contact

Gradient Works

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6sense

Conant brings more than two decades of experience in marketing, sales and GTM management. During her time as CMO, she helped 6sense generate 100% year-over-year revenue growth five times, and harnessed the potential of AI to lead innovative initiatives, including a move to generate more than 10% of the company’s pipeline autonomously through 6sense Conversational Email.

“Alignment is critical for any GTM team, and it’s only possible when you have the right people, processes and technology to ensure everyone can move swiftly, and in the same direction, together,” said Jason Zintak, 6sense’s CEO, in a statement. “Latané’s empathy for our customers, deep knowledge of our market and expertise in our platform will pave the way for synergy, growth and an improved experience for our customers and employees. There’s no one more qualified and passionate to take the lead and execute our bold vision.”

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