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Reach the right people: visual guide

The article's illustrations together, with a link back to each explanation.

What we have seen clients combine

Gibson.B2B campaign
Four channels. Different jobs.
EmailExplain a relevant business problem.
Business printPut a useful physical message at the business.
Google Search AdsBe visible when someone searches for the service.
Permitted SMSMake a brief, appropriate follow-up easy to act on.
Build one relevant conversation across the channels.
Plan search advertising separately from the permission checks needed for direct contact.
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Start with the relationship

Gibson.Before outreach
Start with what you know about them
Existing relationship

Use the previous service or enquiry as context.

Regular customers: gentle nudges, with a recorded contact basis.
New prospect

Establish why the service is relevant.

Check the contact basis and permitted channels before outreach.
The relationship shapes both the message and the contact route.
A previous relationship changes the conversation. Record the permitted contact routes.
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Keep the business context with the enquiry

Gibson.Account record
Keep the context with the reply
Business and contact
Who replied, and what is their role?
Relationship
Customer, previous enquiry or new prospect?
Contact basis
Which channels are permitted?
Source and need
What prompted the reply, and what do they need?
Next action and owner
Who follows up, and what happens next?
PaidPayment confirmed
UnknownOutcome still to check
Illustrative example. Fields are agreed with each business.
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Blind Marketing is Gibson's approach to one question: you paid for the call, did it become a job? It is in development as a managed service. Call tracking, which it builds on, is available now.

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