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Here are 3 ways to strategically use content to land more enterprise deals: 1. People want to buy from the people they find credible In B2B, especially when dealing with mid-market and enterprise clients, you need to overcome a big barrier of trust and credibility, which takes time and filling up information gaps. Traditionally, that’s done through a salesperson. You book a demo, have a 1h call with the prospect, and then another call. Then, they bring in 2 more decision-makers into another call, and then you find time on their CTO’s calendar for the next call. You send countless back-and-forth emails, product one-pagers, proposals, and contracts. Content helps you do all of this at scale. You can create videos about everything your salespeople do on the sales call: - explaining your thesis - showing the product and how it works - highlighting the pain points that you guys solve - walking people through customer successes and the ROI - highlighting the team behind the product and who's building it, etc. You can have the most suited person to answer any particular question. Eg, your CTO might have a much better answer to a technical question that prospects frequently ask than your salesperson who doesn’t have deep technical insights. You can use these content assets: - Post them on your LinkedIn, YouTube, website, newsletters, and ads. - Have your sales team team leverage it in their outbound and follow-ups. This way, you can have your executive spend 7 mins once for 100s or 1000s of prospects to all spend 7 mins with your executive. That builds credibility at scale. 2. People want to get information upfront We're in a world where information is freely available. Buyers, now more than ever, expect to know details like pricing and product specifications before they even consider a sales conversation. If your competitors are transparently sharing this information and you're not, you're at a disadvantage. Think like a buyer: If you want to buy a product or service and have 2 options: - With one of them, you’re completely blind. You have no idea what exactly they do, how much they cost, who you’ll be working with, what integrations they have, what they have done for other people, etc. - The other one has all this information on their website and socials. Who are you most likely to work with? 3. People want to buy from the best If I want to buy a solution, I’d get it from the best possible person I can afford. How do I determine who’s the best? That's what thought leadership is. So, if I want to buy SEO services and I’ve been consuming LinkedIn content from an SEO expert, they are the 1st person I’ll go to. Only if they are way out of my budget, I’ll look for other providers. That’s why we believe Founder-Led Marketing is the best way to land enterprise deals. #b2b #sales #linkedin

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