How Video Content is Leveling-up B2B Marketing Strategies

You work SO HARD on your big campaign, only to have your prospects completely ignore you as if it’s just another email cluttering up their inbox.

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How can this be? How can you make your campaigns truly irresistible?
Many B2B marketing leaders are using creative video content to level-up their marketing campaigns and drive new points of engagement in outbound marketing and sales programs. From one-to-one video messages to hyper-personalized videos at scale, video presents a new opportunity to connect with buyers in more engaging ways no matter what your budget may be.

Join Tyler Lessard, VP of Marketing at Vidyard, to see real world examples of how you can use video content to take your marketing campaigns from interruptive to irresistible.
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