Customer experience is today’s new battleground. It will set businesses up for success. But with multiple tools, channels, and touchpoints, how can organizations deliver experiences that customers expect?

The B2B buying journey explained
In a digital-first world, potential buyers have many opportunities to interact with your company and products. According to Gartner, B2B buyers spend 27% of their time researching independently online and only 17% meeting with potential suppliers. That’s a quarter of buyers’ time used to explore your online content and channels. As potential customers get to know your business, they’re also expecting the same from you. For 95% of B2B buyers, DemandGen found that it’s important for vendors to have more insights about their company and needs. Here lies the problem. Every customer interaction generates a stream of data. However, organizations don’t collect such data. Or if they do, they don’t analyze it to the point of generating value.Taking B2B customer journeys to the next level
To deliver relevant and seamless customer experience, businesses need to form a complete picture of the customer. How do you do that? By turning customer journey data into actionable insights. Here are the top reasons why getting insights from your customer journey data is a must:- You can optimize your operations, campaigns, and resources at scale. This not only helps you to identify your best and worst performing strategies and processes. But also, brings you a step closer to becoming a highly effective, data-driven organization.
- You can make decisions based on data in an instant. This allows you to act fast without having to guess or relying on intuition.
- You can monitor issues and performance across your funnel. This enables you to make the necessary adjustments before issues arise.
