Few things bring me joy like diving into a Wikipedia rabbit hole for a few hours. I relish the chance to research topics and ideas and discover the unexpected ways they connect.
And while I may relax that way in my personal life, I also use those skills in business, where I conduct B2B market research to build marketing strategies and plans.
Understanding businesses as buyers is its own kind of rabbit hole. They can be complex entities, with dozens or hundreds of employees and leaders, each possessing unique needs and desires.
It’s a lot to unpack — but, to thrive in the modern marketplace, knowing your buyer is the foundation.
Let’s chat about how you can learn about B2B buyers and how market research can equip you and your team for success.
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