"Speakers at Salesforce.com's Dreamforce '11 in San Francisco last week
shared stats that continue to reinforce the idea that people are far
ahead of companies in their adoption of the social web in their personal
and business lives," reports ClickZ. "In their business lives, 84 percent of B2B [business to business] buyers
begin their research for information on the social web, roughly the same
as B2C buyers. They are looking for product and service specs and
information, performance stats, pricing, and delivery/implementation
info in an easy research and purchase experience, same as B2C. And they
are actively seeking out objective information (e.g.,
testimonials/references) from others like them who use the product or
service; user-generated content (UGC), same as B2C. There are both
similarities and differences between B2B and B2C. B2B marketers can
benefit from the B2C learnings on the social web, and cut the time in
half to realize tangible, measurable benefit." Read more.
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