Social Media Today - Planning Assumptions for B2B Marketing

See what will shape your planning priorities in 2022

The opportunity for marketing to lead your organization’s growth is clear. Companies are looking to marketing leaders like you to provide the vision and insights needed to deliver on customer expectations and drive revenue as increasingly empowered customers take center stage. You must be ready.

What should you do to take full advantage of the trends that will impact you in 2022? Read Planning Assumptions 2022: B2B Marketing to find out. In this new guide, you’ll discover six assumptions that our research says will matter and specific actions that will prepare you to profit from those trends.

You’ll learn why (and how):

  • Marketing leaders will better align with sales and product and help build customer trust.

  • Marketing operations will focus on existing customers and drive integration across the revenue engine.

  • Demand leaders will move from driving clicks to capturing buying intent signals and embrace the rise of the buying group.




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