by Fronetics | Aug 14, 2014 | Blog, Marketing, Social Media, Strategy, Supply Chain
We want to hear from you! 
We want to know what questions you have about:
- Demand generation
- Establishing and growing an online presence
- Social media
- Content
These categories are intentionally broad because we want to you to think about any (and all) questions and pain points you might have related to these topics.
Remember the adage – there is no stupid question.
Why do we want to hear from you?
We have an upcoming series of blog posts that are focused on answering questions that companies within the supply chain industry have regarding demand generation, an online presence, social media, and content. We want to give you the opportunity to ask your questions and state your challenges so that your questions and challenges can be addressed.
How can you be heard?
Fill out the form below or content with us via Twitter or LinkedIn.
by Fronetics | Aug 14, 2014 | Blog, Marketing, Social Media, Strategy, Supply Chain
We want to hear from you!
We want to know what questions you have about:
- Demand generation
- Establishing and growing an online presence
- Social media
- Content
These categories are intentionally broad because we want to you to think about any (and all) questions and pain points you might have related to these topics.
Remember the adage – there is no stupid question.
Why do we want to hear from you?
We have an upcoming series of blog posts that are focused on answering questions that companies within the supply chain industry have regarding demand generation, an online presence, social media, and content. We want to give you the opportunity to ask your questions and state your challenges so that your questions and challenges can be addressed.
How can you be heard?
Fill out the form below or content with us via Twitter or LinkedIn.
by Fronetics | Aug 5, 2014 | Blog, Content Marketing, Marketing, Strategy
The amount of content on the internet is tremendous – and is growing by the second. With 93 percent of B2B companies using content marketing, and with more than $16.6 billion dollars being invested annually by B2B companies in digital content publishing – how can your content and your business stand out?
The CMO Council, Content ROI Center, and Netline conducted a survey of 352 senior-level B2B buyers, influencers, and decision makers with the objective of determining content’s role in influencing B2B buyers in the purchase process. The results of the survey can be used as a guide for creating content that will help you grow your business by driving profitable customer action.
Why do buyers consume content?
Sixty-two percent of B2B buyers turn to content in order to learn about new market developments and industry practices. Sixty percent turn to content to discover new solutions to address a specific problem. 52 percent look to content to address a project or a program being undertaken by their company.
Why do buyers value content?
Fifty-four percent of B2B buyers report they believe content keeps them current on new techniques. Forty percent say that it helps identify partners and solution providers. Thirty-eight percent of B2B buyers believe content provides strategic insights and shapes their purchase specifications. Thirty-seven percent of B2B buyers report that content educates them about industry issues, problems, and challenges.
Content that will grow your business
Content that will draw customers to your website and to your business is content that educates, informs, and addresses specific needs.
So that your business does not get lost in the clutter, you need to create and curate content that educates consumers about the industry, technology, and new market trends. Moreover, your content should address the needs and pain points of your target customer. Therefore, your content should answer questions, provide solutions, and provide strategic insight.
If you consistently create and curate content that B2B buyers find valuable, you will realize results.
by Fronetics | Aug 5, 2014 | Blog, Content Marketing, Marketing, Strategy
The amount of content on the internet is tremendous – and is growing by the second. With 93 percent of B2B companies using content marketing, and with more than $16.6 billion dollars being invested annually by B2B companies in digital content publishing – how can your content and your business stand out?
The CMO Council, Content ROI Center, and Netline conducted a survey of 352 senior-level B2B buyers, influencers, and decision makers with the objective of determining content’s role in influencing B2B buyers in the purchase process. The results of the survey can be used as a guide for creating content that will help you grow your business by driving profitable customer action.
Why do buyers consume content?
Sixty-two percent of B2B buyers turn to content in order to learn about new market developments and industry practices. Sixty percent turn to content to discover new solutions to address a specific problem. 52 percent look to content to address a project or a program being undertaken by their company.
Why do buyers value content?
Fifty-four percent of B2B buyers report they believe content keeps them current on new techniques. Forty percent say that it helps identify partners and solution providers. Thirty-eight percent of B2B buyers believe content provides strategic insights and shapes their purchase specifications. Thirty-seven percent of B2B buyers report that content educates them about industry issues, problems, and challenges.
Content that will grow your business
Content that will draw customers to your website and to your business is content that educates, informs, and addresses specific needs.
So that your business does not get lost in the clutter, you need to create and curate content that educates consumers about the industry, technology, and new market trends. Moreover, your content should address the needs and pain points of your target customer. Therefore, your content should answer questions, provide solutions, and provide strategic insight.
If you consistently create and curate content that B2B buyers find valuable, you will realize results.
by Fronetics | Jul 15, 2014 | Blog, Marketing, Social Media, Strategy, Supply Chain, Talent
If the supply chain industry is going to attract new and qualified talent, it needs a face lift. The industry needs to be proactive. It needs to communicate what it is, what is currently happening within the industry, and what is in store for the future.
Who is responsible for making change possible? You.
Job seekers turn to the Internet for information. Job seekers not only use the internet to search for job openings, they also use the Internet to research industries, companies, and key players. The information job seekers gather by looking at websites, blog posts, articles, and social media shape their opinion and knowledge. According to the 2013 CareerBuilder Candidate Behavior Study 63 percent of job seekers turn to social media to learn about the employment brand of a company. Specifically, job seekers look to social media to learn about the culture of a company, to learn if the company is a thought leader, and to determine the authenticity of the employment brand.
Job seekers are likely seeing sensational headlines like this recent one from Forbes: Wanted: 1.4 million new supply chain workers by 2018. But what do they find when they move forward with their search for information on the supply chain industry and on your company?
The reality is that the supply chain industry has been slow to participate in social media and has been remiss when it comes to blogging. Even more basic, many companies within the supply chain industry do not recognize the value of their website and have created sites which provide little to no helpful information, are difficult to navigate, and are not up to date.
According to the CareerBuilder Study, 91 percent of candidates believe employment brand plays a role in their decision whether or not to apply.
If your company is going to attract great supply chain talent you need to step up to the plate. Make changes to your website, create and curate great content, and get active on social media.
Great talent is on the Internet. If you want to attract great talent you need to be there too.
