When you think about it, being a digital marketer is almost like being an in-house entrepreneur.
Let's think about why that makes sense.
When you think about it, being a digital marketer is almost like being an in-house entrepreneur.
Let's think about why that makes sense.
You've decided it's time to integrate your CRM with HubSpot.
Your work life is about to get a lot easier with this marketing automation.
Before that can happen, however, there are a few issues that'll likely come up in the integration process. This thought often sets off headaches for digital marketers.
If you feel lost in a sea of web apps, you're not alone.
Leave a comment if you use at least one of these productivity tools at work everyday: Google Drive, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Airtable, Trello, Hootsuite, or Buffer.
Your job as a digital marketing guru isn't just about doing something; it's about doing something as quickly and efficiently as possible.
You wear too many hats to worry about repetitive tasks like responding to emails and manually adding a contact to your CRM.
A website that looks great doesn't guarantee more customers for your business.
You may have been so focused on creating a beautiful website that you forgot about the end goal: to get more customers. But, your website is just the front sign of your store; it may be beautiful, but the inside of your store may be poorly lit, understocked and keep potential customers away.
In the modern workplace, sales reps are driven by data to make decisions about their leads. But, that data comes in from many different sources. It's difficult to navigate through data about prospects quickly. Something needed to change for sales teams to make sense of the information.
Thus, sales productivity tools were created. In fact, sales enablement relies on these tools and other content to help sales teams sell more effectively. In this blog post, you'll learn how your sales reps can better report and analyze their sales data, create content, and automate the sales process. Let's help you sell better!
As a Digital Marketing professional, your job roles include marketing campaigns and data analysis. But, it's a chore to manually check these marketing statistics to glean patterns about user behavior and interactions. No need to worry, though.
B2B predictive marketing analytics creates a model to better analyze and market to your prospects. It uses self-learning to predict their behavior based on their past interactions with your website. We cover three ways that you can use predictive analytics to be a more effective marketer. Let's get into rockstar marketing!
Think that most of your leads are ready to convert into customers? Think again.
According to Marketo, 50% of leads in any system is not yet ready to buy. This means that half of your leads are not yet ready to buy your product or solution.
Winning over leads is a process that takes patience and discipline. Think of it as convincing your crush to be your partner. Your crush might be interested in you, but that doesn't mean he or she is ready to be your partner!
Time to roll up your sleeves and find out how to get your leads sales-ready. We teach you the 5 best ways to turn your leads into sales qualified leads using B2B lead nurturing. By the end, you'll have a stronger strategy to guide your leads along the sales funnel.
As a marketing professional, you're looking for a process to attract leads to your company's website and start those leads along a journey to converting into a customer. Sound familiar?
Well, you might be suprised to know that I'm not talking about Inbound Marketing.
I'm actually talking about Growth Hacking, a new, experimental approach to digital marketing. Growth Hacking lies at the intersection of creative marketing, automation and engineering.
Since Growth Hacking is highly interdisciplinary, we focus on two key areas that can improve your Inbound Marketing strategy. In this post, you will learn how to use pull and product tactics to attract more leads to your business. Ready to grow with us? Read on!
It seems like everyday there's a new case of hackers breaking into a large company's database. We've all heard about how Target was hacked and WannaCry, the global ransomware attack. With over 1/4 of the top websites on the Web using WordPress, this volume makes WordPress websites a prime target for hackers.