✨ Dive into our latest exploration, where we invite Ty Heath, Director at @LinkedIn's The B2B Institute, to uncover the intriguing "95-5 Rule" in B2B marketing. From insightful details to practical tips on how to balance short-term B2B advertising with long-term brand building, this episode is your go-to source for creating new opportunities and enhancing your B2B marketing efforts.
📝Special Episode Links:
Ty Heath: / tyronaheath
95-5 Rule: / 95-5-rule
B2B Institute: / b2b-institute
Ty’s Aston Martin Video: • The 95-5 Rule
ABLE framework - any best links?
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.c...
https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...
https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...
LinkedIn Brand Lift Studies: / a419978
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Only 5% of the potential market is actively looking to buy, while the other 95% are not; therefore, marketing efforts should address both.
Brand advertising is essential in reaching the "out-market" customers to prepare them for future buying decisions.
Building a brand isn't just about creating immediate sales; it's about creating memory and recognition that pay off in the long term.
Incorporating mental models and distinctive brand assets enhances brand recall and consumer connection.
🕒 Timestamps:
00:00 Ty Heath Intro
00:18 Ty's Journey
00:27 B2B Institute & Contrarian Marketing
04:06 Research at the B2B Institute
09:53 The 95-5 Rule
18:40 Strategies for Memory Generation
20:00 Brand Recall
21:02 Power of Creative & Media
22:39 Maximizing Brand Impact
23:49 The Importance of Reach
28:27 Short-Term vs Long-Term Marketing
33:33 Evaluating Long-Term Efforts
38:31 SAS Case Study
41:22 The Future of B2B Marketing