sales and marketing
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DigitalMarketers on Fire: Kelly Calabria, Chief Marketing and CSR Officer at Blue Cross Blue Shield, North CarolinaOur latest Marketers on Fire profile features Kelly Calabria, Chief Marketing and CSR Officer at Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, who examines three challenges her brand is facing in 2024. 
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Facts & FiguresSales Teams Face 24 Percent Turnover Annually: GartnerYour sales team may not be as happy as you think they are: New research finds 
 that 24 percent of inside sales people are actively looking for new jobs.
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Profiles & CampaignsMarketing and Sales Teams Move Closer at Mars FoodMarketing can’t stand apart from sales, which is why Mars Food is integrating its sales and marketing operations as a demand gen focused unit. 
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Facts & FiguresSales and Marketing Pros Need Stronger Relationships: ReportB2B sales and marketing teams need to focus on building —and measuring— the strength of their relationships in target accounts, according to a new report. 
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Acquisition3 Steps to Rewrite Your Organizational Structure and Meet Marketing GoalsIs the structure of your in-house marketing team getting in the way of 
 your goals? Get some tips for the right approach for your team.
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Demand GenSales and Marketing Integration: 5 TipsDo your sales and marketing teams work well together? Here’s five tips for getting everyone on the same page to lift marketing ROI and conversion rates. 
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Data & AnalyticsWhy Sales Enablement Matters to MarketersThink sales enablement is the sales manager’s job and not marketing’s responsibility? Wrong. 
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Acquisition5 Ways Marketing Can Support SalesHow can marketing create more content that supports c-suite engagement and boosts sales? Here’s five tips. 
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AgenciesTaking Ownership of the Customer Journey to Improve B2B SalesMany B2B firms struggle with today’s content-heavy sales process. Only 27% of the leads marketers send to sales teams are qualified; 79% don’t convert. 
 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	