HubSpot’s Inbound conference is one of the industry’s biggest annual events. Its main kickoff presentation sets the tone for the conference by looking back at recent trends and sharing advice about how to use those insights to thrive in the future.
HubSpot’s Inbound conference is one of the industry’s biggest annual events. Its main kickoff presentation sets the tone for the conference by looking back at recent trends and sharing advice about how to use those insights to thrive in the future.
According to the Digital Marketing Institute, personalized campaigns that are based on buyer personas drive 18 times more revenue than broadcast emails.
But how do they differ from ideal customer profiles (ICPs)? It’s a good idea to have a clear understanding of the differences between the two and what each can do for your business.
Let’s examine what you should know about each from a high level and why using both of them can be beneficial to your organization.
According to studies conducted by the Information Technology Services Marketing Association (ITSMA), 85 percent of marketers who track and measure ROI see higher returns with ABM than with any other kind of marketing approach. And companies reported to the Account-Based Marketing Leadership Alliance that they saw a 171 percent increase in their average contract value.
Clearly it can yield a very positive return. So why is this strategy proving effective and gaining in popularity recently?
First things first. What exactly is an ideal customer profile (ICP), also sometimes called an ideal buyer profile?
If you’re in the manufacturing business, I don’t have to tell you that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected your industry at every level.
I recently attended my fifth Inbound conference in Boston. It had about 30,000 attendees this year. And some exciting lessons, insights, and innovations happening in the world of inbound marketing, sales, and service were shared.
The Content Marketing Institute recently released their 2019 Trends Report for the manufacturing industry, providing manufacturers with a wealth of information that they can use to improve their content marketing strategies.
MCR Safety has over forty-five years of experience as a leader in the field of personal protective equipment (PPE). Their three focus areas are gloves, glasses, and garments. All of their products are of the highest quality and they have a huge variety of options to choose from. For someone looking for specialized, high quality products in these areas, they have many options and can answer any related question. Not only is the business highly specialized, but the team is also incredibly innovative and growth-driven. They are always staying ahead of the curve with new technologies and styles their customers want and they are the most driven group of individuals I have had the pleasure of working with yet. Best of all, they couple that with some classic values such as loyalty and personality like the town they are based in and the home of Elvis Presley's Graceland: Memphis, Tennessee. So there are a lot of things their team knows very well and they excel at. But when I started working with them, inbound marketing was not at the top of that list. All of these factors made them such a perfect fit for companies my team and I are able to help the most, which is why I was so grateful to be referred to them by another manufacturing client and excited to work with them to help them grow their business.
Digital Marketing Direction is all about helping our clients grow in innovative, customer-centric ways, a.k.a. “inbound.” Inbound is the opposite of interruption marketing. So, a natural next step after personalization and automation on businesses' websites is live chat. Below is our exclusive Q&A with Jared Fuller, Senior Director of Partnerships at Drift, to help explain more about their company and their leading conversational marketing platform.
Receiving information digitally is quickly becoming the nation’s most popular way to review material. One of the most popular formats is a podcast. We all want the ability to consume content on the go and they are a great way to do just that. Podcasts are also fantastic for inbound marketing as you’ll create brand awareness, show yourself as an industry expert, and you can create blog posts from the transcripts. If you’re looking to reach a wider audience and you don’t have one yet, it’s time to get on it!