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Understanding the B2B2C Business Model – Learning from POM’s Success

Usersnap

Traditionally, we think about businesses being either B2B or B2C, however, there’s also a third model that combines the two. B2B companies that need help marketing their products or services can partner with B2C online shops. Other examples include a B2B product supplier buying leads from a B2C entity.

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Unlocking Customer Success via Partnerships 

Gainsight

B2B and B2C. Time for an executive business review (EBR)? This means you need to have a detailed understanding of who does what, you’ll need to build a dedicated track in your learning management system (LMS), and you’ll need to support data exchanges between your systems and theirs. None of them are groundbreaking!

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Let’s Abandon Customers and Users

Mironov Consulting

I spend a lot of time sifting through documents, positioning and stories – trying to figure out who we’re talking about. And it’s exhausting prefacing every conversation by (re)defining terms: “for this user story, the customer is the sys admin who configures our CAD software, not the architect sketching out buildings. Wasted energy.

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Shep Hyken on fostering the cult of the customer

Intercom, Inc.

And while more paths of communication mean more opportunities to make a positive impact, they also require you to tailor the right messaging to the right channel. Map out every touchpoint between you and your customer and focus on making them as positively unforgettable as possible. But the best companies have a system in place.

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??Shep Hyken on getting customers to come back again and again

Intercom, Inc.

It doesn’t matter if you’re B2B or B2C or any type of business, you know what your customer’s behaviors are. ” When you have that word followed by something positive, that’s predictability, and that’s what drives customers to come back because they’re using that word, always. What is it?

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Business Development vs. Product Management

The Product Guy

Jordan has enterprise Software-as-a-Service experience within the facilities management, legal and pharmaceutical verticals, having most recently worked at ServiceChannel, Epiq Systems and Medidata Solutions. Vikas started his career as software developer with Siemens.

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Product Strategies for Non-Strategists

The Product Guy

Jordan has enterprise Software-as-a-Service experience within the facilities management, legal and pharmaceutical verticals, having most recently worked at ServiceChannel, Epiq Systems and Medidata Solutions. Vikas started his career as software developer with Siemens.