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B2B PAID ACQUISITION

Make every campaign part of a bigger plan.

B2B paid acquisition works best when the audience, offer, creative and landing page support the same objective. Hatchlee brings these decisions together so campaigns can be evaluated beyond clicks and form fills.

Discuss b2b paid acquisition

Who it’s for

For B2B teams with a defined offer, an agreed media budget and a sales process that can provide feedback on lead quality.

THE APPROACH

What goes into
the work.

01

Choose channels around buyer behaviour

Clarify whether the campaign needs to capture existing demand or introduce an offer to a relevant audience. Consider search intent, professional targeting and account priorities before deciding where to spend.

02

Connect the ad to the landing page

Match the promise in your creative with the page a visitor reaches. Explain the offer clearly, remove unnecessary friction and make the next action appropriate to the buyer’s level of interest.

03

Learn from quality, not just quantity

Agree conversion definitions and how sales will report lead quality. Use campaign and sales feedback to inform creative, audience and page changes, while accounting for the time a B2B buying decision can take.

A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT

What a programme
can include.

Final deliverables, responsibilities and timelines are agreed after understanding your business.

  • Audience, channel and campaign-objective planning
  • Creative messaging and landing-page recommendations
  • Conversion definitions and a measurement plan
  • A test-and-review framework informed by sales feedback

MEASUREMENT THAT MEANS SOMETHING

Look beyond activity.

Read cost per lead alongside qualification rate, sales acceptance and opportunity progression where tracking is available. A low acquisition cost is not useful if the enquiries are a poor fit. Media spend and service scope are agreed separately.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you
get started.

Which paid channels should a B2B company use?

The choice depends on audience reach, demand, offer and budget. Search and professional social channels can serve different objectives; a channel plan should follow the strategy rather than a fixed platform list.

Do we need a dedicated landing page?

A relevant destination is essential. A dedicated page can help when the campaign offer differs from the main website, but the need depends on the existing page and the conversion journey.

How much budget is required?

There is no universal starting budget. Audience costs, campaign objectives, geography and the amount of learning required all affect the plan. Budget and scope should be discussed before launch.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION.

A clearer plan.
A better way to grow.

Tell us who you sell to and where your pipeline gets stuck. Let’s explore the right next step for your business.

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