Events Telemarketing: How to Make your Invites Bear Fruit The B2B industry today is brimming with opportunities. It is then important for companies to use a variety of methods and techniques to meet such possibilities as network expansion, demand generation and lead generation. Among the most effective means that businesses can employ are company events such as exhibitions and webinars. Recent surveys stated that these are excellent sources for B2B leads, but this is only relative to the way the companies market these events. Poor event marketing of course can only result in poor turnouts, in turn leading to wasted time and resources. Much like B2B lead generation for certain products and services, event marketing should also use only the best practices in terms of prospecting for and inviting people to conferences and other activities. In light of this, it is essential to improve one’s events telemarketing to attract decision-makers like bees to a flower garden. Talk about relevance. Discuss missed opportunities. Confirm attendances.
Callbox Cleans Up Expansion Clutter The Client The Client is an established and a privately-owned Australian cleaning company based in Sydney which provides one-stop property services to more than 140 clients in 170 sites nationwide. Established in 1993, the Client has been providing a vast array of commercial cleaning solutions and other property services for various institutions such as schools, offices, large sites, hotels, motels, and data centres. With over 15 years of experience in the commercial cleaning industry, it progressively aims to enhance growth and cater to a larger number of customers country-wide. Its main objective is to provide a painless experience for its customers by providing self-audited and performance-managed service teams and going the extra mile to give their clients excellent commercial cleaning and property services. The Challenge Disparate market expansion strategiesInadequate inside supportUnqualified prospects The Callbox Solution Adept script. Closely-monitored and updated list. The Results
Email Lead Generation: How to Fashion Messages with High Response Rates According to statistics by Forrester Research, at least 89% of marketers use email as their primary lead generation channel. This goes to show that direct mail marketing is still a relevant tool, both for B2C and B2B purposes. And with the introduction of new conveniences in digital marketing, we can all say it would take long before email marketing fades away. While email continues to be a widely used lead generation platform, there are still many marketers (mostly SMEs) that struggle with attaining higher response rates from cold leads. Indeed, many businesses often wonder they are not getting enough traffic despite a high send out volume. If you are leading a business that confronts similar issues, consider these tips for creating emails that go straight to your audience’s heart – and not their spam folders. Give a sense of urgency. Personalize your emails. Simplify your language. Have someone handle it for you.
Are Your Business Clients Happy? Tips in Measuring B2B Customer Satisfaction We see satisfaction surveys virtually everywhere – restaurants, grocery stores, boutiques and many other business establishments. It’s a common enough practice in the B2C arena, but is it worth doing in the B2B sector as well? While B2B clients are fellow businesses, they are still technically your “customers” whose feedback also merits attention. There are differences in the manner by which this information would be gathered, though – you can’t just hand them a small piece of paper with checkboxes and Liker scales. Feedback channels The simplest and most clear-cut way to collect feedback is by phone. Most businesses use internet-based surveys attached on emails to collect feedback. There is also a passive way in knowing how your B2B clients evaluate your products or service. Listen to what they say and act on them Obviously, there’s no point in going through all the trouble of collecting feedback if you don’t have any intention of heeding the concerns of your clients.
Callbox: Perfect Candidate for Japan’s Chief Recruiter The Client Industry: Recruitment/Staffing Product/Service: Recruitment Location: Tokyo, Japan Headquarters: Tokyo, ,Japan Campaign Type Appointment Setting (Office Appointment) Campaign Target Criteria Campaign 1: Location: Houston, New York, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and UK Industries: All industries except recruitment and employment agencies and job boards companies Decision makers: HR Manager, HR Director, CEOs, Recruitment Managers Business Size: 10 to 100 Employees Campaign 2: Location: Singapore Industries: All industries except recruitment and employment agencies and job boards companies Decision makers: HR Manager, HR Director, CEOs, Recruitment Managers Business Size: 10 to 200 Employees Summary The Client is Japan’s largest recruiting and information Service Company. The Client also provides a broad range of services for companies, from employee recruitment to development and assignment. The Challenge The Solution 1st Campaign: 2nd Campaign: The Benefits
Is your B2B Blog not getting enough traffic? Write in the Right Way You just started a company blog, signaling the start of your online marketing campaign. Confident it will procure enough shares and views to generate B2B sales leads, you provide it with posts detailing new offers. Suddenly activity comes to a complete halt and what used to be a thriving cafeteria of information has become a ghost town of digital cobwebs. All the effort and investments you put into setting up an online lead generation campaign are laid to waste, and you just stand there asking why. Experienced B2B marketing bloggers can tell you that poor blog traffic can be a result of poorer content. Here are some tips on how revitalize your online presence to draw prospects like iron shavings to a magnet. Stick to a Calendar. Be Fresh and Specific. Educate. Don’t Use too Much Words. It doesn’t take an Oxford graduate of literature to know the basics of readability. Putting this in mind can stimulate market perceptions and B2B blog traffic.
Social Media in Singapore: Have you Joined the Bandwagon? There’s no question about Singapore’s reputation as a high opportunity business hub. Being one of the most technologically advanced countries in Asia, it boasts of an internet connectivity rate of 99%, with nearly 74% of the island-nation’s citizens using social media on a regular basis, not excluding the managers of top performing companies. It is then easy to point out that Singapore provides a highly lucrative avenue to search for B2B leads. With a progressive IT infrastructure, it’s just as easy to find a sales-ready lead just about anywhere in the web. You can leverage this present situation to enhance your social media marketing efforts to expand your reach and consistently provide your salesforce with qualified prospects. Here are some things you can do enhance your social media marketing experience and lead generation activities: Engage through blogging Inbound strategies are still a thing today, particularly in terms of establishing your brand’s image and voice in the market.
Problem with “Counter-Content”? Take these B2B Lead Generation Tips So, you already have a social media campaign specifically for generating qualified B2B leads. You have provided it with articles and all the works for a nifty lead generation program. But is there even any guarantee that what you feed your content platforms can actually produce your intended results? A great deal about content marketing involves an ever present uncertainty. Eager businesses, however, still undertake content marketing without using it effectively. Any business in the industry has in some point experienced counter-content. Have a clear plan. What do you intend to do with your content marketing arm? Knowing the main purposes of your campaign can effectively help you in focusing your marketing endeavors on a particular goal, whatever that is. Related: Give your B2B Blog a Major Makeover with these Tips from Pardot Determine a content platform. When it comes to content distribution, marketers instantly light up and say that social media is ideal. Outsource your lead generation.
How Event Companies in Singapore Make Their Events Successful • Singapore Event Telemarketing Blog Event planning is a huge industry in Singapore. This doesn’t come as a surprise as this dynamic and diverse city has all what an event planner needs. It has a wide range of world-class venues, efficient public transport system, and for twelve years, it has remained as Asia’s Top Convention City in International Congress and Convention Association. But just like in any other industry, there are top players in the event planning niche in Singapore. What sets these companies apart from the rest is their ability to turn every event into a successful one. They use multiple channels for marketing. They customize invitation for a specific group. They create a system. They master the art of management. They are excellent communicators. Event planning can be pretty challenging especially if you’re a beginner. #Event planning tips#Singapore Event Companies