Ask 10 different marketers whether they prefer HubSpot or WordPress and you'll probably get 5 votes for "HubSpot" and 5 votes for "WordPress". Yet, if we look at this debate from a website market share perspective, WordPress should win every time. After all, 1 out of every 4 websites is powered by WordPress. What factors would make a business use HubSpot over WordPress, then?
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.
Imagine a user visiting your website for the first time. How does that visitor find all your content that addresses their specific pain point? The perfect content to resolve their issue may be your blog post, white paper, guide, landing page, or something else altogether. Content organization really needs to empower visitors to access the content that they want to see within a couple of clicks.
Pillar pages like our Ultimate Guide to Web Design are a recent industry best practice to group your best performing content. We teach you how to organize your content to align with your target keywords and your Buyer's Journey. By the end, you will understand how content organization can make your content within 2-clicks of any visitor on your website's homepage.
A few years ago, SaaS was a term that was known to only a few industry experts involved in the niche market.
Now, we are seeing a sharp rise in the number of Software-as-a-Service companies and their revenues.
One estimate by AngelList, a platform for users to apply for and invest in start up companies, lists over 11,000 SaaS companies in the United States alone.
Businesses with cloud computing solutions continue to grow their share of the software market, with a projected $50 billion in total revenue by 2018, per a report from Forbes.
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We wanted to teach you the value that SaaS has in your business life in a wide range of areas.
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Hiring a professional company to do your next web development project can be daunting. There are several charges you need to both review and consider when setting up a website for your company. Here are some tips on hiring a developer and a break down of the cost of a website in 2017.
As 2016 comes to a close, SEO and PPC experts are beginning to prepare for the upcoming year. This means that just as they did in light of the pro-mobile changes in 2013, they are starting to adjust their campaigns to accommodate for the upcoming changes to Google AdWords. Beginning on January 31, 2017 Google AdWords will be switching from standard to expanded ads.
In the digital marketplace, every business needs a website. But many B2B companies struggle to create their site or are not sure where to start. Many small to medium businesses rely on WordPress to create and manage their site. Whether you have already have a WordPress blog or are just getting started with WordPress, this tutorial will help you with the basic elements of creating your WordPress website.
How much should I spend on my website?
While most business leaders understand that a website is a necessity in today's marketplace, there are still many who try to cut corners when it comes to web design. Smart ones, however, know the actual outlay of cash for a website is not important, it's the return on investment (ROI).
