Lead generation is a cornerstone of any B2B company and can lead to a great ROI. However, it is a difficult process and requires support from leadership and C-suite. Strategies such as automating processes, adjusting team resources, and creating content from leaders can help optimize lead generation.
Automation tools can help save time for the marketing team, and guidelines for effective meetings can ensure the time used is productive. If the budget allows, adding new team members or adjusting roles can help achieve better results. Leaders can also get creative by participating in events and sharing with the audience.
Support from the executive team sets a strong precedent for lead generation efforts. This can lead to more and better-qualified leads, and ultimately create lasting customers for the organization.
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