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B2B Marketing magazine is launching a new directory

B2B Marketing magazine is launching a new directory product, which will provide business-to-business marketers with an essential guide to key suppliers and services.


It is the first and only directory specifically
designed for B2B marketers, and as such will prove to be an invaluable tool.

‘The Little Black Book of B2B Marketing’ will be distributed to 10,000
specialist business marketers and contain details of service providers from a
diverse range of specialist areas; including specialist agencies, data suppliers
and promotional merchandise companies.

A basic entry – including company name, contact name and phone number
–are free to relevant suppliers. There is a charge for enhanced entries.

For a basic entry, please input your details in the fields below.
For an enhanced entry, call 020 7798 2136 or email
directory@b2bm.biz.



Source : www.b2bm.biz


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