Industry Challenges

  • Long sales cycles involving multiple decision-makers

  • Aligning marketing-qualified leads with what sales actually pursues

  • Standing out with genuinely useful content, not generic thought leadership

  • Measuring marketing's contribution to long, multi-touch deals

Lead Generation Approach

Lead generation combines LinkedIn and search-driven inbound with account-based targeting for high-value named accounts, feeding a lead-scoring model agreed jointly with sales.

Content Strategy

Detailed, specific content — comparisons, case studies, implementation guides — supports a buying committee that researches extensively before ever engaging with a salesperson.

SEO Strategy

SEO targets solution and comparison searches used during vendor evaluation, alongside branded search protection once prospects begin researching your company specifically.

Paid Advertising

LinkedIn advertising and targeted search campaigns anchor paid spend, often layered with account-based tactics for a defined list of priority target companies.

FAQs

How long should we expect a B2B sales cycle to run?

It varies widely by deal size and industry, from a few weeks to well over a year, which is why nurture sequences need to sustain engagement over a long period rather than a single campaign burst.

What is account-based marketing and when does it make sense?

ABM targets a defined list of named companies with tailored messaging, and makes the most sense when deal sizes are large enough to justify highly customized outreach per account.

How do you prove marketing's impact on a long B2B sales cycle?

Through pipeline and revenue attribution tied to marketing touchpoints, agreed and tracked jointly with sales rather than relying on lead volume alone.

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