u/Laurent_Duhamel

I recently started working for a non-profit that offers training programs to certify workplaces across sectors like healthcare, education, retail, and community services.
My boss is currently exploring additional ways to promote the program beyond traditional outreach like cold emails and direct contact with relevant institutions (health systems, chambers of commerce, school boards, etc.). Personally, I still think cold emailing and direct outreach remains a strong option for reaching the right decision-makers, since certification is typically handled at an organizational level.

That said, they also want me to look into other channels, including advertising in bus shelters. I’m not sure how effective that would be for reaching actual decision-makers in these sectors versus just general public awareness. Are there other B2B / institutional marketing strategies that tend to work better for this kind of audience?

I recently started working for a non-profit that offers training programs to certify workplaces across sectors like healthcare, education, retail, and community services.
My boss is currently exploring additional ways to promote the program beyond traditional outreach like cold emails and direct contact with relevant institutions (health systems, chambers of commerce, school boards, etc.). Personally, I still think cold emailing and direct outreach remains a strong option for reaching the right decision-makers, since certification is typically handled at an organizational level.

That said, they also want me to look into other channels, including advertising in bus shelters. I’m not sure how effective that would be for reaching actual decision-makers in these sectors versus just general public awareness. Are there other B2B / institutional marketing strategies that tend to work better for this kind of audience?

I recently started working for a non-profit that offers training programs to certify workplaces across sectors like healthcare, education, retail, and community services.
My boss is currently exploring additional ways to promote the program beyond traditional outreach like cold emails and direct contact with relevant institutions (health systems, chambers of commerce, school boards, etc.). Personally, I still think cold emailing and direct outreach remains a strong option for reaching the right decision-makers, since certification is typically handled at an organizational level.

That said, they also want me to look into other channels, including advertising in bus shelters. I’m not sure how effective that would be for reaching actual decision-makers in these sectors versus just general public awareness. Are there other B2B / institutional marketing strategies that tend to work better for this kind of audience?

I recently started working for a non-profit that offers training programs to certify workplaces across sectors like healthcare, education, retail, and community services.
My boss is currently exploring additional ways to promote the program beyond traditional outreach like cold emails and direct contact with relevant institutions (health systems, chambers of commerce, school boards, etc.). Personally, I still think cold emailing and direct outreach remains a strong option for reaching the right decision-makers, since certification is typically handled at an organizational level.

That said, they also want me to look into other channels, including advertising in bus shelters. I’m not sure how effective that would be for reaching actual decision-makers in these sectors versus just general public awareness. Are there other B2B / institutional marketing strategies that tend to work better for this kind of audience?

I recently started working for a non-profit that offers training programs to certify workplaces across sectors like healthcare, education, retail, and community services.
My boss is currently exploring additional ways to promote the program beyond traditional outreach like cold emails and direct contact with relevant institutions (health systems, chambers of commerce, school boards, etc.). Personally, I still think cold emailing and direct outreach remains a strong option for reaching the right decision-makers, since certification is typically handled at an organizational level.

That said, they also want me to look into other channels, including advertising in bus shelters. I’m not sure how effective that would be for reaching actual decision-makers in these sectors versus just general public awareness. Are there other B2B / institutional marketing strategies that tend to work better for this kind of audience?

I recently started working for a non-profit that offers training programs to certify workplaces across sectors like healthcare, education, retail, and community services.
My boss is currently exploring additional ways to promote the program beyond traditional outreach like cold emails and direct contact with relevant institutions (health systems, chambers of commerce, school boards, etc.). Personally, I still think cold emailing and direct outreach remains a strong option for reaching the right decision-makers, since certification is typically handled at an organizational level.

That said, they also want me to look into other channels, including advertising in bus shelters. I’m not sure how effective that would be for reaching actual decision-makers in these sectors versus just general public awareness. Are there other B2B / institutional marketing strategies that tend to work better for this kind of audience?

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