Until very recently, traditional B2B industries have still largely been living in the “digital dark ages” when it comes to marketing & sales strategy.

We are talking about billion-dollar companies whose entire sales process amounts to attending a few trade shows each year… because, well, that’s what worked, for decades.

Rolling out a truly digital sales strategy is something that very few B2B firms in the “old world” have actually done – let alone done well.

And then – in March of 2020 – life as we knew it took a very strange turn. The world shut down, basically overnight.

No more trade shows. No more conferences. No more business travel. No more in-person selling.

For a lot of long-established companies, this meant rapidly figuring out how to move their sales ops online – and finally taking it seriously…

Just as ecommerce adoption was hyper-accelerated as a strategy across the retail landscape during the pandemic – there was a similar rush to go digital across most B2B sectors.

Thousands of companies who’d been intending to “figure out this digital thing” for their sales divisions had no choice but to dive in head-first in 2020. It was do or die.

And just as with ecommerce, the trend is holding strong. Digital adoption is still rapidly accelerating in B2B today. The companies who saw promising results from digital channels are scaling up.

And everyone else is scrambling to figure it out so they don’t get left behind. 2020 wasn’t just a flash in the pan. It was a paradigm shift.

All this has created a phenomenal setup for marketers, right now…

Think about it. For the first time, we have entire industries – industries where the average customer value is usually measured in millions – that are desperate to ramp up digital growth.

They’re chomping at the bit to drive quality leads, fill their sales pipeline, and in general – join the 21st century. And they’ve also got the budget to pay what those leads are actually worth.

Which means that anyone who can build targeted traffic & engaged audiences (of any size) in these industries will be sitting on a goldmine…

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