B2B Marketing Exchange

Social media has always been a critical part of the B2B marketing mix. Brands rely on some or all of the key networks, like LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and even Instagram, to amplify content assets, respond to audience feedback and build their communities. But the role and impact of social media is heightened today, as we socially distance and seek ways to stay connected.

That is why this panel featuring Courtney Beasley of Walker Sands and Linda Beaton of Flexport is not just relevant, but valuable.

Show Notes

Social media has always been a critical part of the B2B marketing mix. Brands rely on some or all of the key networks, like LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and even Instagram, to amplify content assets, respond to audience feedback and build their communities. But the role and impact of social media is heightened today, as we socially distance and seek ways to stay connected.

That is why this panel featuring Courtney Beasley of Walker Sands and Linda Beaton of Flexport is not just relevant, but valuable. During their discussion with Klaudia Tirico, Editor of Demand Gen Report, they discuss:

  • How to tailor social media strategies to audience needs and behaviors;
  • The critical need to repurpose and modularize assets for snackable social content;
  • The emergence of Instagram in B2B; and
  • Ways to engage and empower employees to share brand messaging across social media.
Courtney and Linda also share some quick tips, including their favorite tools and platforms, how to measure social success, and how to best deal with trolls and social media haters.

What is B2B Marketing Exchange?

The B2B Marketing Exchange Podcast features candid insights from those who live and breathe B2B. Every week, we'll feature the industry's top influencers and practitioners, who will touch on top-of-mind topics around content strategy, demand generation, account-based marketing, and sales enablement. Subscribe now to get a front-row seat to intimate conversations and top-rated talks from our premier events.