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Doug Davidoff

The Changing Nature of B2B Marketing

May you live in interesting times. No role is undergoing as much change as the marketing role in B2B organizations. While this change is certainly putting great stress on people and organizations, the opportunities presented by this evolution are literally unlimited. For most of the last 20 years, marketing was, frankly, undervalued in the majority of small and mid-market companies. As recently as five years ago, it was not unusual for me to meet with companies that were several hundred million...

Five Hacks to Make Content Marketing Easier

As I shared in my recent post, this week I had the opportunity to sit on a panel for a marketing...

How To Roll Out Inbound Marketing With A Sales Team

I had the opportunity to serve on a customer panel at a marketing event for HubSpot yesterday. It...

The Five Apps I Love When I'm Traveling (And Even When I'm Not)

I have avoided writing a “my favorite apps” piece for a few years. I’ve always felt that since so...

Enhance Your Outbound Prospecting Results with Inbound Marketing

I continue to see a growing division between the growth advisory camps who support inbound as the...

The Third Discipline: Bridging B2B Sales and Marketing

Last week I shared the results of some fairly extensive research into the attributes of companies...

10 Tips When Hiring for a Job You Know Nothing About

This post originally appeared on HubSpot's marketing blog. It will only be a matter of time before...

The Attributes of Companies That Scale Growth

Five years ago, the team at Imagine paused to take a deep look at what we were doing, and more...

The 3 Prospecting Strategies That Ensure Predictable Growth

Prospecting, like a lot of words used in business, gets thrown around a lot; yet means different...

The 9 Metrics You Must Be Tracking to Scale B2B Sales Growth

While there is a lot of conversation about strategy and tactics, growing a business is more about...