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Essential Questions to Guide Your B2B Influencer Marketing Strategy

This content digs into five essential questions that many B2B marketers are asking themselves about influencer marketing — everything from what it actually is (very important) to how to gain leadership buy-in and show value.

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Are you interested in the concept of influencer marketing and want to identify if it’s a fit for your B2B brand? Are you dabbling in influencer marketing and looking for ways to formalize your strategy? Here’s a discussion that digs into five essential questions that many B2B marketers are asking themselves about influencer marketing — everything from what it actually is (very important) to how to gain leadership buy-in and show value. Read more

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