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How to be relevant at every stage of the funnel

Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2025 8:30 am
by Ehsanuls55
We must have a strategy for BoFu, another for MoFu, and one for ToFu.

And plan our content for each of them.

We must define a topic and give it a special approach depending on each stage.

For example:

Topic: B2B Lead Generation

Relevant content on ToFu:

What is lead generation?
What is b2b lead generation
what is a lead
lead generation techniques
lead generation on linkedin
lead generation on google
lead generation on tik tok
Relevant content on MoFu:

what is lead generation for
“I have leads but they are not qualified”
“I have a hard time getting good quality leads”
What percentage of leads should be converted into sales?
Relevant content for BoFu:

agency specialized in lead generation
special agency in b2b lead generation
I am looking for leads for an IT company
Lead generation for consultative sales
In summary:
To be relevant, associate yourself with a search category and look for variations engineering directors email list of that category. Then create different content that addresses the topic from different angles and preferably can be consumed in different formats.

How to choose the category in which to position yourself
Positioning should always be associated with a category: talking about positioning in generic terms is a big trap, because it can lead you to lose focus.

On the other hand, if you say: “I want to position myself to appear first in any search related to Lead Generation”, then you are anchored to a category.

Then that category will have its derivations:

B2B lead generation
lead generation agencies
lead generation good practices
lead generation tools
lead generation services
Lead generation on LinkedIn
Lead generation on Google
Lead generation on Tik Tok
To choose the right category, you will need to do a little research among your customers and prospects to find out which keywords they use as a bridge to find the services or products your company offers.

Remember that a category is a keyword and as such it is a key, a bridge that connects you with a potential client in the search engine. You must carefully select the categories in which you should position yourself.

So, once you have your list of categories, how do you get your B2B business to appear on Google?

Interview your customers and find out what they search for on Google when they search
Ask your salespeople what their prospects tell them when they reach out to them, how they found them, what they were searching for on Google.
Create a blog and post content every week (several times a week if possible) that talks about those topics that arose in your research.