
Sara Rossio
Articles
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Dec 11, 2024 |
company.g2.com | Sara Rossio
Over the past year, Artificial Intelligence has shifted from marketing hype to business imperative, reshaping the way we work and fueling organizations’ growth. According to G2’s 2024 Buyer Behavior Report, based on a survey earlier this year of nearly 2,000 software buyers worldwide, 56% of respondents said their organization had purchased an AI platform within the last three months.
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Oct 31, 2024 |
company.g2.com | Rachel Gianfredi |Chris Perrine |Sara Rossio
Understanding and attributing every step of a buyer's journey to actual revenue can be a formidable challenge. To help tackle this, G2 recently partnered with three leading attribution partners: Dreamdata, Factors.ai, and HockeyStack. These integrations are set to empower SaaS marketers by offering simplified approaches to multi-touch and various attribution modeling.
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Oct 10, 2024 |
company.g2.com | Sara Rossio
The B2B purchasing process is becoming increasingly competitive, as 49% of software buyers include only 1 - 3 products on their evaluation shortlist – up from 33% last year. Under greater pressure to win over customers and prospects, marketers are looking to optimize across every channel. Yet with an expanding competitive landscape and dozens of touchpoints across a typical buying cycle, it can be harder than ever to track the impact of efforts and close the revenue attribution loop.
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Oct 8, 2024 |
company.g2.com | Sara Rossio
Consider G2’s algorithm like a map that brings software buyers and sellers together. The ultimate destination? Buyers purchasing a solution that aligns with their goals and needs. At G2, we are continuously looking at our data to make G2 Scores and Grid® Reports more helpful for both buyers and sellers through ongoing, robust buyer research and customer feedback. Last year, we made key updates to Satisfaction and Market Presence scores to bring more precise company and review data to buyers.
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Jul 30, 2024 |
learn.g2.com | Priti Patel |Jack Plouse |Sara Rossio |Katlin Hess
DEI is at a crossroads. In the summer of 2020, when Black Lives Matter became a global movement, there was a flurry of activity and a strong push for organizations to not only invest more in DEI but also take action and show results. Fast-forward four years, and the political and economic landscapes are very different than they were in 2020. In the tech industry, economic headwinds from 2023 have carried over into 2024, and as a result, we’ve seen less tech spending and more layoffs.
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