Neuroscience and B2B marketing.

It seems like there’s a wide gulf between the two only the biggest of businesses and industry experts can bridge in their work.

But that’s not true! All you need is the knowledge of the key principles and some examples to help guide your thinking as you start to apply these ideas to better frame your own marketing efforts.

Chances are you’re already familiar with and actioning some of these things by applying The 5 Be’s Framework, in which we’ve baked in a lot of these ideas!

We start our miniseries on Neuroscience by looking at the principles of reciprocity and consistency.

While we try not to play too many mind tricks, there’s certainly a few levers here you’ll be able to pull to better help your dream customers!

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06:10 The Power of Triggers: Mother Turkeys' Instinct

13:10 Introduction: The Power of Reciprocity

14:00 Building Relationships through Giving

15:30 The Principle of Reciprocity in Action

17:00 Giving Value without Expectations

18:20 Commitment and Consistency in Marketing

19:50 Cognitive Dissonance and Consistency

22:20 Small Commitments Leading to Bigger Actions

23:50 Nurturing Relationships with Value

24:50 Moving Up the Value Chain

27:00 Conclusion and Recap

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S05 E107 - The B2B Playbook

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CABs, Customer Advocacy Boards.

Little known wonders of the B2B marketing toolkit.

While they’re not right for every business and for every stage of growth, it’s an important one to cover off. Because it could help you close the loop on the growth cycle.

We get another truly helpful expert, this time in CABs, to come talk to us all about it in this week’s episode. Taylor Bogar joins us right in the midst of building another set of CABs, sharing some market leading insights on them!

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Our guest this week almost needs no introduction!

Setting aside the fanboying from us, our guest share some real marketing wisdom that we’re sure everyone can benefit from!

Rand Fishkin, probably well known to most of our listeners, is the founder of SparkToro - an audience research tool that we’ll get into more in the episode. He’s also the Cofounder of Moz, one of the world’s largest SEO companies.

He and the team at SparkToro are doing amazing things to help the little guys when it comes to audience research and doing the type of marketing that just doesn’t work for the big boys in town. And that’s a good thing!

He generously share some of his view points, which we couldn’t agree more with here at The B2B Playbook.

Some key highlights:

• Paid channels’ incentive right now is attribution, not conversion!
• Demand generation is infuriatingly hard, if not impossible to measure. So that’s why most marketers don’t do it, and as a result it’s a huge opportunity because costs are low and inventory is high.
• Personas can be limiting, as they often don’t reflect the breadth of people within a collective group. They should be broad and diverse, but they’ll still allow you to understand where they get their information from and how the groups are made up. That type of personas are truly useful.
• When you change the fundamental question at the core of your marketing strategy, you open up the possibility for a more effective, long term and valuable relationship. When that transactional nature fades into the background and a value giving relationship is had, lots of things improve. Think of a tinder relationship vs meeting someone through friends.
• A ton to learn from classic marketing thinking, but the world is nuanced and requires a tailored approach.
• Value building events offline, particularly small ones, are immensely satisfying and rewarding.

Tune into this week’s episode for more!

Links To Mentioned Resources:

https://twitter.com/randfish

https://sparktoro.com/

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