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 Business‐to‐Business Marketing An Atlanta marketing agency highlights the benefits of Business‐to‐Business Marketing. They explain how companies can use Business Marketing and the Internet to generate sales. Article‐ Business‐to‐Business Marketing is the process by which companies create interest in the sale of their goods and services to other companies for the purposes of reselling their products, using them to support their operations, or incorporating them with goods or services that they sell. This differs from Business‐to‐Consumer Marketing, where companies promote their products to individuals for personal use. Business Marketing is as important to the success of many companies as Consumer Marketing. There are many aspects to effective Business‐to‐Business Marketing strategies. Companies need unique branding that is specific to the needs of other organizations. Business Marketing requires identifying the correct target market for the products or services. It is necessary to highlight the benefits of a business’ products and services to other companies or organizations. Price structuring that is specific to business‐to‐business transactions is also important. Effective promotion techniques must be developed based on the habits of the customer base. Successful sales are highly dependant on using the right distribution channels. Compared to Consumer Marketing, Business Marketing typically involves more direct distribution channels. The Internet plays a significant role in successful Business‐to‐Business Marketing. Internet Marketing allows businesses to reach a large audience at a fraction of traditional advertising costs. Unlike traditional advertising channels, which can only generate interest, Internet Marketing can also directly generate sales. Online selling makes it possible for businesses and suppliers to cut costs and simplify their purchase process. In addition, Internet search engine companies, such as Google and Yahoo, serve as information brokers in the business world. In addition to purchasing advertisement space, many companies have found it important to use search engine optimization services to attract business from other companies and consumers. Communication is an important part of effective Business‐to‐Business Marketing. Companies need to accurately communicate what they do, and how they do it better than their competitors. Communication strategies often include trade show support, advertising, branding, and website design. It is important to have a message that includes supporting arguments, facts, and figures. In addition, a comprehensive campaign plan must be developed to maximize return‐on‐investment. Business prospects needs to be briefed on product positioning, target markets, and graphical considerations. Business‐to‐Business Marketing has proved valuable to many organizations. In addition, the Internet has encouraged different companies to pool their efforts in joint business ventures. With effective strategy and communication, Business‐to‐Business Marketing can support a company’s sales efforts and significantly improve profitability. For more information visit: http://www.ALRMarketingSolutions.com