Over the past number of months, we have noticed that the days are just rolling into each other. Lately, we have found it harder to get out and do what we used to do, going to restaurants, meeting friends for a drink, catch a movie at the cinema or physical interactive sports.
Our business life has also changed from attending seminars, physical networking to meeting clients and customers face to face. Everything has moved online which has its good and bad points from Zoom and Skype Calls to whatever format of virtual meeting you are having.
So how can we stay ahead and rise above the noise of B2B Marketing and be more productive? Let’s face it, we are all using Social Media to stay visible and gather information and everyone else is doing the same.
Before the Covid19 Pandemic B2B Marketing was always based on straight to the point marketing, people were busy and wanted the information immediately. Yes to a certain extent this still runs true. The other way of looking at this was based on fear, the thought of missing out (FOMO)!
Times have changed with so many of us worried about the future and not just in business, in our personal lives as well. So as Marketers we need to change the dynamic of conversations from fear to comfort and reassurance.
Brands need to generate emotional connections and diminish the fear this will yield to a greater response that will help people cope with the current situation we find ourselves in. When we deliver content that is positive this reassures people that we understand and more to the point “we are all in this together”
Some Pro Tips for more engagement with B2B Marketing:
Create content that is visually appealing and messages that are on point with your visuals.
In Conclusion:
Remember Rome was not built in a day so consistency is key. If you are looking for a big one-off blast that is all it will be, playing the long game is more beneficial to you. Building your audience over a period of time gives you authority and builds visibility and awareness which in turn develops a status of influence where people are more likely to remember you and heed the advice you share and in turn reach out and connect and engage your services or products.
Start by building the KNOW, LIKE & TRUST Factor today.