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3 reasons to add your videos to Products4Engineers

YouTube is now the second largest search engine, with stunning statistics like 900 million unique visitors per month! Video marketing is growing in line with this trend, according to research by the Aberdeen Group, marketers using video in their B2B marketing strategy receive an average of 66% more leads and a 54% increase in brand awareness. Still not convinced? Then quickly read the following three reasons to use video marketing through Products4Engineers.

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Video Marketing

Product Marketing

Products4Engineers

Your B2B content marketing guide [infographic]

Did you know that your customers don't care about you, your products or your services? They care about themselves, their wants and their needs. Content marketing is the ultimate opportunity to make them want to read or hear what you have to tell, it is the foundation of your future marketing! This infographic shows you why you should use content marketing in your geospatial marketing strategy and how to do it. Do you want more contextual information? Visit our dedicated content marketing page!



Do you want to know more about content marketing? Ask your questions to one of our marketing advisors via the contact form.

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Content Marketing

Marketing Strategy

11 tips for a successful e-blast

Our direct e-mail solutions, also called e-blasts, give you the opportunity to send your message straight to the inboxes of industry professionals. But how do you create a good e-blast? We’ve put together eleven tips for you below.

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Database Marketing

Advanced Targeted Marketing

B2B Purchase Process: Be Visible From the Start

Today’s purchasers spend around two-thirds of any B2B buying journey gathering, processing and de-conflicting information. Much of this learning happens without the direct involvement of sales reps.

Just like in business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions, the decisions on new vendors in a business-to-business (B2B) setting are made by people. And they search online. The big difference with B2C, however, lies in the number of people involved in the decision. In B2B, different stakeholders with different disciplines (and interests) often work together in a decision making unit (DMU).

Since there are people involved, the behavior that these DMUs display in the orientation process does not differ much from consumer behavior, regardless of the number of participants. Such behavior includes an increasingly strong desire to do online research themselves in recent years. That desire has increased even more in today's “socially distanced” society.




Building on years of leadership in the industry, Geomares provides its worldwide audiences with overarching insight into state-of-the-art developments in geomatics and adjoining verticals. Create brand awareness and leverage your credibility and authority by being visible at our industry-respected platforms.




 

Be present at the start

Several studies have been conducted into the changing B2B purchasing behavior. The consensus is that more than 90% of B2B purchases have an online origin!

Before identifying solutions  to any given issue by a DMU, an independent research is being completed by the involved professionals for the purposes of  familiarizing themselves with the subject. The researching professional, however, is not looking for a specific solution, supplier or purchase. In fact, the issue itself may not even be fully identified yet!

B2B purchasing behavior




Problem Identification
 
Solution Exploration
 
Requirements Building
 
Supplier Selection




 




Validation




 




Consensus Creation




 

This preliminary phase of independent research provides you with a great opportunity to draw the attention of potential clients and shape their future needs. With our sponsored content solutions, we offer a varied range of possibilities to share your carefully created content with the largest global audience in the field of surveying, mapping, hydrography, AEC, geomatics and adjacent areas. This allows you to make the first acquaintance with the potential client, and, with that, the first chance to present yourself as an authority within the market.

Taking the first steps

When someone interacts with your content for the first time, you shouldn't expect to have a lead in your pocket. But the first step in the customer journey has been taken. The right question is “What is the next step that a potential lead would like to take?” In other words, “What information do they need?”





Always keep in the added value in mind:
What problems and challenges can your services and products solve?






As mentioned, there are opportunities for B2B companies to be visible in this first phase of the client’s orientation process. But how do you ensure that your online presence differs from the competitor’s?

Being actively present on the platforms attended by the potential and existing customers is the key. Inbound streams via the right distribution channels to your own website are indispensable. With the largest global database of decision-makers in the geomatics community, Geomares serves as that essential distribution channel. It forms the perfect link in the interaction between professional buyers and businesses that will make you visible from the start.

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Content Marketing

Marketing Strategy

Marketing Funnel

Customer Journey

Creating 3D virtual experiences that feel real

Matterport offers complete, realistic and interactive 3D and VR experiences for any industry that deals with real-world properties. Their product range includes a 3D content platform, 3D camera’s, VR platforms and mobile apps, all made to create virtual experiences that feel as real as being there. To show the opportunities and advantages of their products, Matterport has created many case studies. With GIM International, we had the chance to raise awareness for two of those case studies and a background article among our audience




Target group
GIM International


Solution
Sponsored Content


Method

Basic featured case study &
Basic sponsored article



Used channels

GIM weekly newsletter
Social Media
Homepage



Timing
April - October 2018




 

Case study

Content Marketing

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