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b2b brand | If Red Bull did webinars, no one would ‘catch the recording later’.
Plus, 85% of buyers purchase after participating in an experience—are you missing out?
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B2B brands are stuck in a content overload loop—pushing out whitepapers and reports that buyers ignore. This week, we’re breaking down why real engagement comes from creating unmissable experiences, not just more content. Learn how Red Bull’s marketing playbook can inspire B2B, why buyers crave interactive moments over static reports, and how to show up where decisions actually happen.
B2B Brand Vol. 14: If Red Bull did webinars, no one would ‘catch the recording later’.
📌 Watch this: Red Bull Stratos – 24-mile Space Jump.
Hey marketers, let’s be real.
When Red Bull sent Felix Baumgartner 24 miles above Earth for a free fall, they didn’t slap together a blog post about energy levels. They created an unmissable event - one that 9.5 million people stopped everything to watch live on YouTube, setting a platform record. (HuffPost)
That’s the kind of engagement every brand wants, but what do most B2B brands do instead?
Send another 10-page report that lands in an inbox and never gets opened.
Your buyers don’t need more whitepapers. They need content that actually makes them pay attention.
Why B2B Marketing Needs More Action, Less Noise
1️⃣ People Remember What They Experience
Red Bull didn’t grow its brand by talking about extreme sports. They built moments so unforgettable that the experience did the marketing. B2B works the same way.
🔥 85% of buyers are more likely to purchase after participating in an event or experience. (Event Marketer)
💡 Try this:
Ditch the generic webinar. Host an interactive session where buyers actually engage - workshops, live demos, open Q&As.
Show, don’t tell. Let buyers test-drive your product. An interactive walkthrough will outperform another “insightful” report any day.
2️⃣ Your Buyers Are Drowning in Content
Most B2B content looks the same, sounds the same, and feels the same. That’s why buyers scroll past it.
📊 65% of B2B buyers use content like newsletters and reports to research purchases - but 62% say there’s too much noise. (Backlinko)
💡 Try this:
Be where buyers already pay attention. Industry newsletters, reports, and trusted publications still cut through.
Keep it tight. Buyers don’t need a deep-dive on everything - just what they need to make a decision.
3️⃣ Trust Comes From Showing Up, Not Just Speaking Up
Red Bull didn’t tell people they were the authority in extreme sports. They proved it.
Same goes for B2B. Buyers aren’t just skimming content; they’re looking for proof that they’re making the right call.
📌 B2B buyers consume an average of 13 pieces of content before making a purchase. (Martech.org)
💡 Try this:
Show up where decisions happen. Buyers aren’t randomly consuming content. They’re engaging with trusted sources.
Make every interaction count. A newsletter sponsorship, an industry event, a data-backed report - these aren’t just content plays. They’re decision-stage touchpoints.
The Bottom Line
The best brands don’t just push content. They create moments people can’t ignore.
More engaging content, fewer wasted clicks.
More real conversations, less background noise.
More strategic presence, less hoping buyers will find you.
If you want to stay top of mind, meet decision-makers where they’re already paying attention. Red Bull didn’t wait for people to find them. They made an event the world couldn’t ignore.
B2B buyers are already reading, researching, and engaging with industry content. The smartest brands don’t wait for leads to stumble across them. They show up where decisions happen.
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