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Rational Decision Making: The 7-Step Process for Making Logical Decisions

Hubspot Marketing

Marketing confirms this theory. We go with the option that makes us feel something. It's called the rational decision making model, and it will help you make logically sound decisions even in situations with major ramifications , like pivoting your entire blogging strategy. If not, test a new one.

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5 tips to make your B2B content more human

Search Engine Land

I will share with you my top five tips to make your content feel more human and to ensure it speaks to the people digesting it. Be clear on who the content is for and what motivates them Knowing your customer goes back to the basics of marketing, but often when we get into a rhythm of delivering website content for SEO, it can be forgotten.

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Humanizing B2B: The key to better customer experience

Martech

B2B and B2C customers, despite their different needs, are still human decision-makers. Unlike most B2C transactions, when a B2B buyer begins the customer journey, they aren’t just representing themselves but a whole suite of decision-makers within their organization. Rational needs for B2B buyers include: Cost-effectiveness.

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From efficacy to efficiency: 2024’s B2B marketing revolution

Martech

As we slide into 2024, B2B marketing leaders face new challenges: deals are harder to close, budgets are shrinking, and expectations are rising. We must rethink what it means to be effective in marketing. It’s about the mechanics of marketing and the fine-tuning of various activities and processes.

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How Using Emotional Marketing in Content Can Help Drive Way More Sales

Neil Patel

Whether you care to admit it or not, the decisions you make today will be driven by your emotions. In emotional marketing, we talk a lot about using psychological triggers to get customers to click, convert, engage, etc. “By The other thing they had in common was they all had trouble with making decisions.

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How marketers can use cognitive biases to influence customer decisions

Martech

You’re not rational — and neither are your customers. In an effort to make efficient decisions, the human brain takes shortcuts. As such, your customers rely on a variety of heuristics and cognitive biases to make decisions efficiently. And marketers are making good use of it.

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Mapping the customer journey for SEO and marketing success

Search Engine Land

During the purchasing decision process, a customer navigates a rich landscape of exploration and contemplation. As the customer dives deeper, a complex interplay between desire and rationality occurs, with considerations of value, necessity and potential enjoyment balanced against budget constraints.