In this dynamic debate episode, Richard Parsons, Founding Partner at True Agency in London, goes head-to-head with Raluca Apostol, Demand Gen Expert at STOICA, to tackle one of B2B marketing's most persistent tensions: should you focus on short-term demand generation or long-term brand building? Raluca makes the case for short-term tactics, arguing for speed, measurability, and immediate ROI that keeps budgets flowing and managers happy. Richard counters with evidence that brand b...
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In this dynamic debate episode, Richard Parsons, Founding Partner at True Agency in London, goes head-to-head with Raluca Apostol, Demand Gen Expert at STOICA, to tackle one of B2B marketing's most persistent tensions: should you focus on short-term demand generation or long-term brand building? Raluca makes the case for short-term tactics, arguing for speed, measurability, and immediate ROI that keeps budgets flowing and managers happy. Richard counters with evidence that brand b...
This episode of BBNmixtape dives deep into the art and science of crafting and planning content for the business-to-business realm with Michelle Crawley from BBN's partner TricomB2B. If you've ever wondered how to tailor your content strategy to a specific audience and industry, align your narratives with complex sales cycles, or want to maximise the impact of your B2B marketing efforts, you've landed in the right place.
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In this dynamic debate episode, Richard Parsons, Founding Partner at True Agency in London, goes head-to-head with Raluca Apostol, Demand Gen Expert at STOICA, to tackle one of B2B marketing's most persistent tensions: should you focus on short-term demand generation or long-term brand building? Raluca makes the case for short-term tactics, arguing for speed, measurability, and immediate ROI that keeps budgets flowing and managers happy. Richard counters with evidence that brand b...