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The B2B Marketing Roundup: Week of August 22nd - 26th
Our weekly B2B Marketing Roundup has arrived! Enjoy our favorite posts on B2B marketing topics including impressive mobile stats, helpful questions for developing your SEO plan, and tips for curing blogger’s block. What were your favorites from the week?

No Time to Stop — Mobile Pushes New Boundaries
We hear all the time how important mobile marketing is, but this post takes it a step further by providing some notable statistics on mobile use that make this part of your strategy hard to ignore.
8 Questions to Answer When Developing a Formal B2B SEO Process
If your organization is struggling to develop a formal SEO program, the eight questions posted in this post will help you find direction and address critical points.
Keep Your Website the Center of Your Inbound Marketing
Don’t abandon your Web site for social media sites just yet! This post explains the importance of keeping your site as the main hub of your inbound marketing activities, as well as the importance of diversifying your online presence.
The B2B Marketing Funnel: From Lead Generation to Sale
This post breaks down the various stages of the B2B marketing funnel, including advice from our own Amy Izzo on the initial stage: generating demand for your product or service.
6 Steps to Creating a Cohesive Brand Identity
Straightforward and practical advice from Jacob Maslow on how to create a well thought out brand identity. Great for beginners!
Suffering Blogger’s Block? Read This and Write Away
Chris Brantner offers tips on how to overcome blogger’s block, including some interesting “templates” that can be applied to your own topics to help you find another perspective you might not have considered.
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