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š„ Replay Ready! 2025 B2B Buyer Experience Report: How AI Is (and Isnāt) Disrupting Buying Journey
The replay from today's webinar session, The 2025 B2B Buyer Experience Report: How AI Is (and Isnāt) Disrupting Buying Journeys, is now available!Ā Watch it here. ICYMI: 6senseās Head of Research & Thought Leadership, @Kerry (Kerry Cunningham) and Marketing Research Analyst, @saraboostani (Sara Boostani), delve into theā¦
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Wednesday Wisdom: 4 Dimensions of Prior Experience Buyers Bring to Evaluations
Our buyer experience research has shed a lot of light on how much prior experience buyers bring with them into new evaluations ā vendor relationships, past evaluations that ended in success, those that didn't result in a purchase, implementations, failed solutions, solutions that earned promotions, and much else. In ourā¦
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Wednesday Wisdom: Top of Funnel or, Ton of Hope
Hi all, More from Kerry on āfunnelā thinking ā how often do we hear, read, and use terms like TOFU, MOFU, and BOFU ourselves? They roll off the tongue⦠a little too well š But how many of us can actually define them? And how often would those definitions be the same? Itās part of the problem. These terms are used to meanā¦
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2026 BDR Research Update
Hi all, We're about to close the books on this year's BDR survey. We had over 700 BDRs participate𤩠Thanks to all those who contributed. We're looking forward to writing up the results - we're already picking up on so many interesting stories in the data. So many new questions added this year, and so many oldies we've beenā¦
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The TOFU-Gumball Fallacy
Hi all, Sharing our head of research @Kerry's take on the TOFU-gumball fallacy š¬ A useful reframing of funnel thinking: buyers arenāt sitting in TOFU waiting to be pushed forward. Buying processes emerge irregularly and often outside vendor visibility, which means funnels reflect measurement frameworks more than buyerā¦