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New Data On Changing Content Preferences Revealed During Content2Conversion Conference In New York City

Business executives are increasingly wary of sales messaging, new research from DemandGen Report shows. The Content Preferences Survey, which includes responses from 120 business executives, found that 75% of respondents encourage solution providers creating content to curb the sales messaging.”

The survey, developed to understand the research patterns and content preferences of today’s B2B buyer, includes input from business executives in Tech/Enterprise; Telecom; Financial Services; Media/Internet; and Manufacturing. Results underscored the role of emerging media and technology in changing behaviors and preferences. DemandGen Report Managing Editor Amanda Batista shared key survey findings and takeaways during the B2B Content2Conversion Conference, held today at The Times Center in New York City.

Research findings indicate a need for marketers to reevaluate their content strategies to ensure that prospects understand the value for their business and objectives, rather than resorting to obtrusive, ineffective sales-speak.

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Several Sessions From Sold Out Content2Conversion Conference To Be Streamed Via BrightTALK Platform


More than 250 B2B marketers will come together next week in New York City for the inaugural Content2Conversion Conference, Tuesday, April 24 at The Times Center in Midtown Manhattan.

The sold out conference is an educational daylong event focused on empowering B2B marketers with strategies for mapping, developing and utilizing content marketing to nurture the buyer relationship and enhance conversions.

DemandGen Report To Share Content Preference Survey Results At Upcoming Content2Conversion Conference


Today's B2B marketplace includes a host of new channels, offers and insights.  A new breed of empowered B2B buyers has significantly changed the marketing landscape. At the same time, however, executives have less free time than ever -- yet they are inundated with a growing list of responsibilities and decisions.

Given these shifts, marketers are challenged to create compelling content that reaches beyond their customary, product-focused comfort zones. The content they create must focus more on fostering thought leadership that can serve as a nurturing tool. They must create content with enough value to catch the attention of busy, distracted decision-makers.