The B2B Marketing Funnel

How To Build Brand Awareness, Generate Quality Leads & Accelerate Sales With Performance Marketing

From Brand Awareness To Lead Generation

Three different stages of a consumer's relationship with your brand are visualised by the marketing funnel on the left. It shows how a potential customer goes from becoming aware of your brand to contacting your business.

From Brand Awareness To Lead Generation

Three different stages of a consumer's relationship with your brand are visualised by the marketing funnel on the left. It shows how a potential customer goes from becoming aware of your brand to contacting your business.

Awareness

Interest/Desire

Action

1. Brand Awareness

Brand awareness is the first step that leads prospects to develop an instinctive preference towards your brand and its products or services. Brand awareness establishes trust. The more familiar people are with something, they trust it and gravitate to it. Therefore, it's important to get your name out there. An easy way to tell people what makes your brand and business stand apart from the rest could be through social media and search engine campaigns.

1. Brand Awareness

Brand awareness is the first step that leads prospects to develop an instinctive preference towards your brand and its products or services. Brand awareness establishes trust. The more familiar people are with something, they trust it and gravitate to it. Therefore, it's important to get your name out there. An easy way to tell people what makes your brand and business stand apart from the rest could be through social media and search engine campaigns.

2. Interest & Desire

Once potential customers or clients recognise your brand, they move on to the interest & desire stage; they have to compare several products/services and decide if yours is the one they want to learn more about or sign up for. In this stage, you must offer a strong, unique selling proposition (USP) to your potential customers. Introduce them to case studies, webinars, or blogs to show them what your product can do to solve their problem.

2. Interest & Desire

Once potential customers or clients recognise your brand, they move on to the interest & desire stage; they have to compare several products/services and decide if yours is the one they want to learn more about or sign up for. In this stage, you must offer a strong, unique selling proposition (USP) to your potential customers. Introduce them to case studies, webinars, or blogs to show them what your product can do to solve their problem.

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3. Lead Generation

Lastly, there's the bottom of the funnel.

In this stage, they’re considering purchasing your product/service. Now you can start building leads. Offer a form to your prospects, so they can type in their contact information to learn more about what you offer and sign up for a free demo or trial. You can additionally ask them to sign up for your newsletter or download your latest white paper. Remember that the material you are offering reassures them that the purchase they make with you is the right choice.

3. Lead Generation

Lastly, there's the bottom of the funnel.

In this stage, they’re considering purchasing your product/service. Now you can start building leads. Offer a form to your prospects, so they can type in their contact information to learn more about what you offer and sign up for a free demo or trial. You can additionally ask them to sign up for your newsletter or download your latest white paper. Remember that the material you are offering reassures them that the purchase they make with you is the right choice.

The B2B Marketing Funnel

How To Build Brand Awareness, Generate Quality Leads & Accelerate Sales With Performance Marketing