Understanding the Social Tech C-suite

June 27, 2019

This is one audience tech brands want to reach. The audience where 70% are the decision makers and the rest influence the purchase.

We took a look at who they are, what they talk about and what motivates them. And produced a report which digs into the detail to help brands understand what makes this audience unique, where they should spend their hard-earned marketing budgets and how to trigger interest that in-turn becomes the lead.

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