LinkedIn is hot. And we mean, REALLY hot.
Not only is it one of the fastest growing social networks, but it’s delivering a whole host of value when it comes to B2B connections and influence. In fact, a recent study by Content Marketing Institute revealed that 91% of B2B marketers use LinkedIn to distribute content.
Do you wish your sales reps collected more consistent information in their discovery calls? Or that your sales team had a consistent, up-to-date place to find the questions they need to ask for a call?
How many actions does it take before a lead converts into a customer?
Some of the most common issues we see when evaluating clients' use of HubSpot stems from issues with how they use deals and deal stages. Data cleanliness, user adoption, forecasting accuracy, are all impacted by how you use deals.
Thankfully, as common as these mistakes are, they’re avoidable — and reversible.
HubSpot recently wrapped up its Inbound 2022 conference, and there’s a lot to unpack! While the goal was keeping a finger on the pulse of what’s next in business, and needless to say we came away knowing there are some substantial shifts coming.
Email isn’t dead. In fact, 59% of B2B marketers say email is their most effective channel for revenue generation — something many businesses learned as pandemic lockdowns forced everyone to get better at digital marketing.
You’ve heard the old adage: quality over quantity. You might have a torrent of leads coming in, but the excitement fades quickly when few are actually turning into paying customers.
Before we dive into the full HubSpot Sequences explanation, do you know how many emails it takes to make a sale?
HubSpot is a powerful vehicle for driving business growth: it can make your team faster and more profitable, and can smoothly replace that carelessly cobbled collection of platforms you used to call a tech stack.
But with so many tools packed in, HubSpot can be overwhelming. Whether you're new to HubSpot or you just need a refresher, we created a guided tour through the platform, so you know...
When people come to your website, a live chat box is a powerful way to engage with them. You can answer their questions to make them more confident in a purchase, you can help existing customers with your product, or you can provide helpful information if they’re early in their buying journey.
