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How Metadata Fundamentally Changed My Approach to B2B Marketing

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For context, our cost per lead (CPL) was around $1,000 before we started using Metadata. With Metadata, our CPL dropped to about $50. Not only were the leads coming in more consistently and at a better rate, but I also could actually see which ads were doing the most heavy lifting.

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Measure This, Not That: Your Guide to the Demand Gen Metrics That Matter

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Liam outlined these backburner metrics in his DEMAND session as follows: Cost metrics: Metrics that measure the cost per something —think cost per lead (CPL) and cost per acquisition. (Okay, he didn’t use those exact words, but he did make it clear that it’s time for you to put certain performance metrics on the backburner.)

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5 B2B Marketing Tactics for 2019

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Let’s talk about another tried and true lead gen technique- webinars. Webinar attendees are some of the most valuable leads you can generate as a marketer. They’re almost all high intent leads, and while they can always leave the webinar, they’re much more of a captive audience than someone reading your eBook.

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How to Crack LinkedIn Ads: Lessons from a Pro

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I am sure that a remarketing campaign based on this audience will help you generate high intent leads, assuming that your audience size is decent. If the click rate is poor, cost per click (CPC) and cost per lead (CPL) will shoot up if you’re using automated bidding. Here is an example of a website visits ad.