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B2B industrial buyers are often on the hunt for niche products, whether it\u2019s a precisely sized circular power connector or a structural bolt. But what\u2019s more universal in nature is the website experience buyers expect from the manufacturers behind these products.<\/p>\n

We\u2019ve routinely brought up the increasingly blurred lines between B2B and B2C buying experiences, and that resonates on the industrial front. Yes, their sales cycle tends to be longer, with a thorough research and evaluation phase involving multiple stakeholders. But they\u2019re thinking about the last seamless online experience they had as a consumer, and holding on to those expectations for an intuitive, fast and personalized experience.<\/p>\n

Before we can understand how to meet modern B2B industrial buyers needs<\/a>, it\u2019s worth taking a closer look at what\u2019s driving their expectations and how behavior has changed.<\/p>\n

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