When it comes to content binging, the usual crop of names often comes to mind: “Stranger Things,” “Orange Is The New Black” and “Big Little Lies.” But content binging is no longer confined to just Netflix and Hulu.

Rolling out an ABM campaign is no small task, but research from Demand Gen Report shows that potential payoffs are big. More than half of B2B organizations (56%) say ABM has improved marketing and sales alignment, 46% say it has resulted in a more efficient use of marketing resources and 33% say it has streamlined the customer acquisition path.

The month of June brought in a heat wave of M&A activity in the software/technology category, and the megadeals that took place could point to future deals more directly impacting the martech and salestech categories.

Choose your own adventure stories are a wildly popular form of storytelling. From Netflix’s recent Black Mirror: Bandersnatch movie to Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead interactive video game series and the popular children’s book series from Bantam Books, choose your own adventure stories allow audiences to develop personalized stories based on their own decisions.

Bingeing is no longer confined to weekend marathons of Netflix hits such as “Stranger Things” and “Orange is the New Black.” Instead, consumer preferences are quickly transforming the business world, and forward-thinking brands are racing to create on-demand content hubs that meet modern B2B buyer expectations and are ready for their bingeing pleasure.

This week, B2B marketers will gather in Boston for Brightcove’s annual PLAY event, taking place May 14-16. Brightcove CMO Sara Larsen sat down with Demand Gen Report prior to the event to discuss the short- and long-term goals she’s been working towards since joining the company in September, what attendees can expect at the event, how video marketing strategies are changing and more.

Customer experience has taken the main stage in the B2B community. Companies are pushing towards a customer-centric go-to-market strategy, but struggle with the repercussions of constant inundation from the marketing automation boom over the past decade.

There was a time in the not-too-distant past when the goal of B2B campaigns was simply and almost universally to get prospects to raise their hand. The marketing team would be developing some compelling offer of a webinar, white paper or E-book, decide who to target, determine what the call-to-action (CTA) would be as a conversion point (sound familiar?), and then build an inbound/outbound campaign to that CTA.

We're constantly in awe of the talented practitioners that continue to push the boundaries of our industry and we’re lucky enough to be able to meet these marketers annually at the B2B Marketing Exchange. But it’s important to stay connected throughout the year and be inspired and challenged by our peers. Check out some of the top marketers specializing in areas such as ABM, influencer marketing, digital marketing and more that we recommend you follow. Plus, head over to the B2BMX blog…

I had the opportunity to attend Salesloft’s Rainmaker conference in Atlanta, Ga. last week, where leading sales experts took the stage to discuss changing buyer behaviors and how modern reps can adapt to these new expectations. A key theme of the event was the “sales revolution,” which focuses on how sales teams must cater to digital transformation and practice new ways of servicing customers. During the event, I sat down…