How Mature Is Your B2B Marketing?

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Quiz Questions

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1. Messaging & Positioning: How clearly does your marketing communicate what you do and who you serve?
- A.
  It’s vague or inconsistent—we’re not sure how to explain it clearly.
- B.
  We have a basic message, but it varies across platforms.
- C.
  We’ve defined our value proposition and key messages.
- D.
  We’ve dialed in our messaging and use it across all channels.
- E.
  We’ve tested and refined our messaging based on customer feedback and data.
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2. Branding & Visual Identity: How would you describe your brand’s visual and verbal identity?
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- A.
  Our brand is well-established, recognizable, and strategically applied.
- B.
  Our brand looks professional and is consistent across touchpoints.
- C.
  We have a basic brand guide and use it most of the time.
- D.
  We have a logo and some colors, but no real system.
- E.
  We don’t really have one—it’s inconsistent or outdated.
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3. Website: Which best describes the current state of your website?
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- A.
  We don’t have a website or it’s severely outdated.
- B.
  We have a basic site, but it doesn’t reflect who we are today.
- C.
  Our site looks fine but doesn’t generate leads.
- D.
  Our site is optimized for conversion with strong messaging and CTAs.
- E.
  Our site is central to our marketing strategy and regularly updated.
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4. Content Creation: How consistent are you in creating helpful, relevant content for your audience?
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  We don’t really create content right now.
- B.
  We occasionally post on Instagram, YouTube or LinkedIn.
- C.
  We create some blogs, case studies, or guides.
- D.
  We have a consistent content plan and calendar.
- E.
  Our content is strategic, high-quality, and aligned with each stage of the buyer’s journey.
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5. Email Marketing & Automation: What role does email marketing play in your business?
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  We don’t use email marketing.
- B.
  We send occasional newsletters or announcements.
- C.
  We have automated welcome emails or nurture sequences.
- D.
  We use email for segment-specific campaigns and CTAs.
- E.
  We have complex automation flows based on user behavior and lifecycle stages.
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6. Lead Generation & Nurturing: How do you currently generate and nurture leads?
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  We rely on word-of-mouth, referrals or repeat business.
- B.
  We do a few outreach activities but nothing consistent.
- C.
  We collect leads from our website and/or events.
- D.
  We have a lead magnet, landing pages, and a basic nurture sequence.
- E.
  We have multiple lead sources and a full nurture funnel in place.
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7. Social Media: What’s your approach to social media and thought leadership?
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  We rarely post or share updates.
- B.
  We post occasionally, but it’s not strategic.
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  We share general updates & company news.
- D.
  We post consistently and have a clear voice.
- E.
  We’re seen as a go-to source in our niche and regularly show up with original insights.
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8. Marketing Technology: Which best describes your use of marketing tools and tech?
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  We use advanced tools with custom workflows and data integrations.
- B.
  We’ve built a tech stack to support multi-channel marketing.
- C.
  We have a CRM and a few integrated tools.
- D.
  We use a few basic tools (like Mailchimp or Canva).
- E.
  We’re not using any marketing tools yet.
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9. Marketing Strategy: What best describes your marketing strategy and execution?
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  Our marketing is aligned to business goals and consistently executed.
- B.
  We have a documented strategy and marketing calendar.
- C.
  We have a few core tactics that we use regularly.
- D.
  We’ve done some marketing, but it’s reactive and inconsistent.
- E.
  We don’t have a clear strategy—we’re winging it.
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10. Marketing Metrics & Reporting: How do you measure the effectiveness of your marketing?
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  We don’t track anything regularly.
- B.
  We check website traffic or basic engagement occasionally.
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  We track leads, email performance, and campaign success.
- D.
  We use dashboards to monitor key KPIs regularly.
- E.
  We track ROI, attribution, and long-term pipeline impact.

Quiz Outcomes

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Stage One - The Chaos Stage
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Congrats, friend! You’ve just taken a big step by getting clear on where your business stands. And the truth is—you’re in good company. Many successful brands start right where you are: bootstrapping with a basic logo, a simple site (or none at all), and relying on referrals to stay afloat.You're ready for more—but it’s hard to know where to start. That’s where we come in.🔹 Your Next Step: Build a strong foundation with branding, a website, and tools to help you attract and follow up with leads.📩 Want a full checklist and breakdown of what to avoid? Click the blue button get to your full report.
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Stage Two – The Foundation Stage
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Way to go! Taking this quiz shows you’re serious about getting your marketing out of “random acts” mode. You’ve got the basics: a website, maybe a few social posts, and some email blasts—but lead flow is inconsistent, and strategy feels fuzzy.Good news: some of the building blocks are in place—it’s time to put them to work.🔹 Your Next Step: Implement a lead magnet, optimize your website for conversions, and start nurturing those leads with purpose.📩 Want a simple checklist and common pitfalls to avoid? Click the blue button to get your full report.
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Stage Three – The Momentum Stage
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Nice work—you’re making things happen! Your business is generating leads, creating content, and supporting sales with materials like pitch decks and one-pagers. But things still feel a bit scattered.Now it’s time to bring structure to the chaos—and make your marketing run like a system, not a sprint.🔹 Your Next Step: Put consistent content, structured lead nurturing, and sales alignment in place.📩 Ready to go from ‘busy’ to ‘strategic’? Click the blue button to get your full report.
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Stage Four – The Optimized Stage
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You’re doing great—and it shows. You’ve got real marketing operations in place: campaigns, tracking, a team (even if it’s a small one). You’re starting to scale—but you know there’s room to work smarter, not just harder.🔹 Your Next Step: Focus on campaign optimization, smarter automation, and deeper analytics to improve performance without burning out your team.📩 Want a plan to scale with less stress? Click the blue button to get your full report.
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Stage Five – The Mastery Stage
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You’re officially in pro territory. Your marketing and sales teams are aligned, you’re tracking ROI across channels, and your brand shows up with confidence and clarity. This is a major milestone—congrats!But mastery doesn’t mean you stop growing. It means you evolve.🔹 Your Next Step: Keep refining, keep innovating, and empower your team to take your marketing to the next level.📩 Want a peek at what world-class marketers focus on next? Click the blue button to get your full report.

How Mature Is Your B2B Marketing?

Take this quick quiz to find out where your business stands in its marketing journey—and discover your next step toward smarter, more effective marketing.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes