Our thinking about HubSpot, AI, & removing silo'ed data

The Digital Marketing Audit Checklist takes a SMART look at your marketing strategies to make sure that it is Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Timely. This SMART marketing audit can be used as a blueprint for creating efficient and effective marketing campaigns. Every marketer should be thinking about generating measurable returns. That’s why we’ve created our digital marketing strategy checklist that will analyse your digital performance and help

1. Evaluate your current social media efforts and define objectives for improvement First, it’s essential to understand where you are and where you want to be. 6 Key assessment points to consider Keep in mind: You don’t need to be too pedantic right now about answering the following questions. It’s more about getting a decent understanding of what needs improvement. IE.

Many people have heard about HubSpot, but most also don’t know what it really does. This is because HubSpot offers an enormous selection of features, licences and pricing points. MailChimp, by comparison, is far easier to understand. Of late, they too have been layering in the additional features, but still, the pricing is easier to understand. So why would you want to go for MailChimp over HubSpot or visa versa? I’m going to keep this blog as simple and to the point as possible. What is MailChimp?

With online marketing becoming an ever more integral part of our daily lives, the average consumer is growing used to marketing that's personalised directly for their tastes. Did you know that 63% of consumers will abandon a brand message that fails to incorporate enough personalisation into their marketing efforts? Another 72% of consumers only do business with companies that personalise their marketing. Metrics like

Firstly, it’s important to note that while Inbound Marketers Attract, Engage and Delight their target market, they are always being supported by the… 3 pillars of Inbound Marketing 1. Growth-Driven-Design or GDD websites Using the inbound marketing methodology, websites have a growth-driven-design. This means we dive into what the best performing parts of the website are, search-engine-optimise the pages that need attention and cut the deadweight. Once you have

Welcome to the world of digital and online marketing! In today's fast-paced digital age, having a strong online presence is crucial for the success of any business. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) plays a critical role in this by helping websites rank higher in search engines like Google, thus increasing their visibility and attracting potential customers. Cape Town is home to numerous SEO companies, but finding the right SEO Company for your business can be a challenge. To make things easier, we've compiled a

We have written in-depth about SEO and why SEO is important for your website. But to keep things easy for those new to SEO and digital marketing, we thought we'd write a quick guide on what SEO is. Embedded in the guide we also provide links to other blogs on our site and resources around the web that might help. Enjoy. The definition of SEO Our working definition for search engine optimisation comes from the popular SEO site

The whole point of an SEO strategy is to cover as much digital property as possible and appear more credible to searchers in a bid to improve organic traffic to your website. Though search engines may be getting smarter, some work is still required on our part to ensure the right information gets delivered to search engines, and eventually to consumers. SEO is no longer a purely technical pursuit, and involves agencies delivering well on a vast number of features for their SEO package offerings to be considered as good. As with anything in life, there’s a right way and wrong way to go

According to Everyone Social, internal marketing involves the promotion of a company’s objectives, mission, products and services to its own employees, with the purpose of improving employee engagement, increasing overall brand reach, and ensuring the provision of value, by employees to potential customers because they believe in and understand the company’s goals and vision themselves.