Mansfield Marketing Blog & News
 

As a B2B business owner, you are faced with a fundamental choice: how do you find new customers? The two primary strategies are marketing through promotion (a "push" strategy) and marketing through attraction (a "pull" strategy). It's important to understand that this isn't necessarily an either/or choice; many successful companies use a blend of both. However, depending on the founder's personality, resources, and available time, it may be wise to choose one path and excel at it. This is especially true for founders who are experts in their field but may not be natural salespeople, a common challenge we call the "                                  founder's sales dilemma                                  ".
 

If you're a B2B business owner who manages your own marketing, you probably know the frustration. You look at your website analytics and see "traffic." People are visiting! But when you check your email or answer the phone, it’s crickets. Or worse, it's inquiries from people who can't afford your solution, are in the wrong industry, or live in a country you don't even service.
 

In the world of business, marketing can feel chaotic. You’re told to "be everywhere"—post on LinkedIn, run Google Ads, update your blog, send email newsletters. This flurry of activity feels productive, but when you look at your bottom line, the needle isn't moving. It’s a classic case of activity without strategy.
 











