In 2005, MathMarketing and MarketingProfs set the debate about
alignment alight when they published the findings of their global study on
Sales and Marketing alignment. With 1,390 sales and marketing professionals from
84 countries taking part, their research found that businesses that achieve
alignment have a significant competitive advantage over those that don’t.
Their findings have helped to shape the worldwide debate on Sales
and Marketing alignment and the repercussions of the findings are still being
felt today (e;g. see the presentation "Does your Sales & Marketing Tandem Drive or Inhibit Growth")
But as the business environment keeps evolving, so should the research
of this topic.
This time, MathMarketing is teaming up with Marketo, a leader in marketing
automation, to revisit this topic and determine the role that Sales and Marketing
alignment is playing in the growth being achieved by B2B businesses today.
You are invited to participate
in the research. There are some
fantastic incentives for you to participate. Aside from getting the opportunity
to contribute to leading global research, you will receive a full copy of the
report, enabling you to leverage valuable benchmarks in your own business. The
organizers of the research recognize
that your time is super-valuable, so they are going one better.
As a participant in this
landmark study, you will also receive an invitation to attend their exclusive Sales and Marketing Alignment summit,
hosted by MathMarketing CEO Hugh Macfarlane. During this on-line summit, which
will be free but open only to survey participants, Hugh will lead a discussion on
the research findings, and then take
your questions on the study, the findings, their recommendations, or anything else you want to
discuss.
You know how it goes: the power of major research like this lies in
getting a good number of well-considered responses, so please join them to
uncover the state of alignment in 2013. Please click here
to complete their survey, and help shape the future of B2B Sales and
Marketing alignment.
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