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Buying Cycle

The term Buying Cycle is sometime used as a substitute for what was known as the Sales Cycle. The term has come about due to the shift in power from seller to buyer which is caused by the Internet. Before the Internet’s profound impact on marketing and sales, the seller was in control of what was said and sent to prospects.  Prospects were obliged to follow the sales cycle as envisaged by the vendor.

But in the age of Inbound Marketing, prospects now advance at their own pace and in their own order around their buying cycle. This has profound implications for the content on your website – a fact we have written much of on this site – check out the blog for more…

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    Glossary of Marketing Automation Terms

    As with the rest of this website, this glossary was designed to help make the world of Inbound Marketing and Marketing Automation easy to understand! We call this powerful combination of ideas, Inbound Marketing Automation and if you can’t find the term you’re looking for, send us an email. If it applies broadly to our business-to-business industry, we’ll add it to our glossary.  In the process, you’ll be helping us turn this into the most comprehensive glossary of  Inbound Marketing Automation terms on the web.

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