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July 24, 2007 Identifying IT Buyers' Hidden InfluencersFinding And Nurturing Your Brand Presence Beyond Your Formal Channelsby Michael Speyer with Eric G. Brown, Emily Van Metre |
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Small and medium-size business (SMB) IT sales are influenced by many parties, including peers, consultants, bloggers, and technology resellers. The influencers that buyers turn to vary by product, can change over time, and play different roles at different stages of the sales cycle. To determine which influencers to work with, vendors need to identify and characterize the influencers in their market. This requires a comprehensive influencer identification program and the establishment of criteria for ranking influencer impact on the decision process. Doing this will allow vendors to prioritize influencer marketing spending, discover previously unidentified influencers, and track changes in influencer use over time.
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