Love ‘em or hate ‘em, MQLs have been a bedrock concept that most of us in B2B have grown up with. And despite their imperfections, MQLs have provided both a measure and a signal around which a lot of process and automation have been built, so it’s to be expected that “news of their demise” has encountered some resistance. At the same time, the logic of buying groups can’t be ignored. Early results are very attractive to practitioners and management alike. We believe that the right go-forward for most organizations will be to take a hybrid approach, one that leverages classic capabilities but augments them to address new understanding and potential.
In this session, three Informa TechTarget experts will cover buying groups from three different perspectives: What is attractive about buying groups (and unattractive); what we’re seeing among our clients and partners; and how we’re addressing the transition through feature function in our intent-driven solutions. Join CMO John Steinert, client consultant Mark Tarro, and product lead David Edwards for an up-to-the-minute examination of the considerations you, your team, and your bosses should be looking at closely.