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5 Secrets to Great B2B Marketing Dashboards

In the not-too-distant past, B2B marketers kept measure of their impact on market share growth, revenue, leads generated, and how much content they created. Good marketers quickly escape this trap, but it’s hard. The barriers to seeing if messaging and content work with customers and salespeople rob everyone of the ability to be more effective. It’s time to retire this old school approach to marketing.

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In the not-too-distant past, B2B marketers kept measure of their impact on market share growth, revenue, leads generated, and how much content they created. Good marketers quickly escape this trap, but it’s hard. The barriers to seeing if messaging and content work with customers and salespeople rob everyone of the ability to be more effective. It’s time to retire this old school approach to marketing. Read more

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