Category: Strategy
Marketing Strategy & Planning
Cannibalization Marketing Effect Examples
What is the cannibalization marketing effect? The cannibalization effect in marketing refers to a negative spillover effect when promoting one product or service to another. The promoted product cannibalizes an […]
Buzz Marketing Examples, Types, and Definition
What is Buzz Marketing? Buzz marketing is a sub-discipline of word-of-mouth marketing and has an interface with viral marketing. The goal of buzz marketing is to increase the awareness of […]
What is the Spillover Effect
Spillover Effect Definition The spillover effect occurs when seemingly unrelated events influence another. The spillover effect can have both positive and negative impacts. The effect occurs in economics, finance, construction, […]
What is Outbound Marketing
Outbound marketing is a process of sending your product or service information to a specific target audience in order to generate leads. It is important to note that outbound marketing […]
Insider Tips and Advice for Online Marketing
What are the Best Ways to Start Marketing your Business Online? Marketing your business online can be a daunting task. There are so many factors to consider, from the audience […]
How to use a Lead Score Matrix
What is a lead score matrix? The lead score matrix is a tool to determine your lead scoring model. As part of your marketing strategy, the scoring matrix lists all […]
Lead Scoring Models Explained
What is lead scoring? Lead scoring is a methodology to assign leads a value to determine how qualified a lead is and what the next best action for this lead […]
How to market your podcast
What is Podcast Marketing? There are types of Podcast Marketing: You market your own podcast or you market within someone else podcasts. Even if you market your podcast you need […]
B2B Customer Segmentation with Firmographic Data, Demographics & Geos
How to segment B2B Customers? Every business and marketing team needs to understand their buyers, especially in Business-to-Business (B2B). It’s not enough to know who is a good fit or […]
Product Market Grid Example – Marketing Edition
The Product Market Grid was developed by Igor Ansoff in 1957 and first published by Harvard Business Review. I also published a post on what the Market Product Grid is […]