AlphaSense is a market intelligence platform built around a single premise: the information you need to make better strategic decisions already exists, it’s just buried in earnings calls, regulatory filings, broker research, and trade press that most teams don’t have time to read. The platform uses AI-powered search to surface signals across those sources in…
The Porter Five Forces model is a framework for analysing the competitive structure of an industry by examining five pressures: competitive rivalry, the threat of new entrants, the threat of substitutes, the bargaining power of suppliers, and the bargaining power of buyers. Used properly, it gives marketers and strategists a structured way to assess where…
Reducing customer churn means identifying why customers leave and removing those reasons before they become decisions. The most effective churn reduction programmes do not start with marketing campaigns or win-back emails. They start with an honest look at what the product, service, or experience is actually delivering, and where it falls short of what was…
The sales intelligence market covers platforms and data services that help commercial teams identify, prioritise, and engage prospects using enriched company and contact data. It has grown from a niche tooling category into a core part of how B2B organisations build their go-to-market stack, with providers ranging from established players like ZoomInfo and Cognism to…
Lead nurturing measurement fails most businesses not because they track too little, but because they track the wrong things with too much confidence. Open rates, click-throughs, and email engagement scores feel like progress, but they are activity metrics dressed up as outcome metrics, and the distinction matters enormously when you are trying to understand whether…
Demand generation is the discipline of creating awareness, interest, and intent among people who are not yet in your market. Done well, it fills your pipeline with future buyers before they start searching. Done poorly, it produces activity metrics that look convincing in a deck and disappear from memory the moment you check revenue. Most…
SaaS growth strategies are the frameworks and channel decisions that determine whether a software business scales predictably or burns cash chasing the wrong signals. The ones that work share a common trait: they are built around how customers actually adopt and expand their use of a product, not around what the marketing team finds easiest…
AI is not replacing SEO. It is changing what SEO is optimising for. The signals that drove rankings for the past two decades, keyword density, backlink volume, domain authority as a proxy for trust, are being supplemented by something harder to manufacture: demonstrated expertise, clear answers, and content that earns citation rather than just clicks….
Dual processing theory describes how the brain runs two parallel decision-making systems simultaneously: one fast, automatic, and emotion-driven, and one slow, deliberate, and analytical. In marketing terms, most buyers have already made their decision through the first system before your rational arguments have had a chance to land. Understanding which system is doing the work,…
Demand generation tactics are the activities that create awareness, build interest, and move new audiences toward a buying decision. The distinction that matters is “new audiences.” Too much of what gets labelled demand generation is really demand capture, and confusing the two is one of the most expensive mistakes a growth-stage business can make. If…
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