For years, B2B marketing has revolved around campaigns. Product launches, events, promotions and quarterly pushes have shaped how marketers think about generating attention and demand. 

But today's buyers don't follow campaign calendars. They research suppliers over months, consume information from multiple sources and build trust long before they're ready to buy. 

In this episode, Laura Pearsall and Christine Clancy explore why always-on marketing is becoming a competitive advantage, how long buying cycles are reshaping marketing strategies, and what businesses can do to stay visible, useful and trusted throughout the year. 

Key themes of the conversation 

  • Why the traditional campaign model is becoming less effective 

  • How modern B2B buyers research and evaluate suppliers 

  • The importance of maintaining visibility across multiple channels 

  • Why trust is built through consistency over one-off campaigns 

  • How to build an always-on marketing strategy without abandoning campaigns 

Key takeaways 

  • Buyers are researching long before they're ready to engage with suppliers

  • Visibility is built through consistent presence, not occasional bursts of activity

  • Trust comes from repeated exposure and ongoing value, not a single campaign 

  • Trade media, content and industry engagement play a critical role throughout long buying cycles 

  • The strongest B2B brands are shifting their focus from generating attention to maintaining relevance year-round

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