Here at StratMg, we developed a step-by-step method to help you acquire new manufacturing customers. For growth-focused companies, stakes for new customer acquisition keep getting higher.
LinkedIn B2B marketing researchers recently found that “the only viable way for brands to grow is through customer acquisition. Expanding a brand’s customer base is therefore essential.”
Most prospects have an established supply chain relationship. So, how will you convince them to give your company a chance? Focus on emotional drivers that guide decision-making!
Marketing methods and channels change, but buyers remain human first and foremost. That’s why values and benefits-based approaches work best. Follow these steps to find solid leads and convert those leads to new customers:
Develop prospect personas by thinking about industrial customers have you have hoped to get but been unable to convert. Conduct research and build personas based on your ideal prospects.
Once you’ve done the work to develop prospect personas, you will know their needs and priorities. Take that knowledge and show prospects that you care about them.
Build trust by sharing your purpose. And make sure that purpose aligns with their priorities!
Develop content that will communicate credibility. Here are good examples of content that will attract new customers:
Overall, the strategy to acquire new manufacturing customers comes down to delivering the right message at the right time. If you’re thinking about how your company can increase customer acquisition, let’s talk!
–parin
Managing Partner
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With over two decades of experience, Parin leads an expert demand-generation agency, StratMg, that helps industrial manufacturing clients achieve unambiguous and quantified organic sales growth across the US, EMEA & APAC.
Parin has built & positioned StratMg to be a value-added marketing services provider that strives to create a culture of quantified sales-driven marketing initiatives leading to sustained business growth through channel management, diversification, new customer acquisition and retention strategies and tactical execution.
