If you’re like most B2B marketers, you probably would choose webcasts almost every time as the preferred means to influence your prospects; they’re visual and provide a richer, quasi-personal means of communicating your message to your prospects. Chances are, you do white papers – if at all – primarily because your competitors do, or as a means of giving your developers a place to expound on topics that you secretly believe only they really care about.
Problem is, that perspective is not shared by the people you most want to influence; in fact, your prospects would choose white papers almost every time …certainly while they’re still in research mode. While we’ve suspected this for some time, there’s now some solid evidence… [Read more...]





