3 Reasons Small Manufacturers Need an Inbound Marketing Agency
Manufacturing and online marketing. Not oil and water. Not cats and dogs. More like gravy on biscuits. Cheese on a pizza. Sauce on wings. (Anyone else getting hungry?)
Read moreManufacturing and online marketing. Not oil and water. Not cats and dogs. More like gravy on biscuits. Cheese on a pizza. Sauce on wings. (Anyone else getting hungry?)
Read moreSometimes, things don't work the way we think they should.
Read moreMcHone Industries has been one of our favorite clients right from the beginning. They're dedicated, ambitious, and - most importantly - super fun to work with.
Read moreThere’s a great divide between many B2B sales and marketing teams. Generally, the two just don’t seem to like each other - even though their goals are the same.
Read moreStep right up and test your knowledge! This quick 5-question marketing quiz will test you on the basics of B2B inbound marketing.
Read more"Your brand is your promise" is an old and oft-repeated quote. In the case of B2B companies, branding is your hook. In many industries, it's the only thing that differentiates you from the competition.
Read moreBlogging is one of the most important tactics, in an inbound marketing strategy. Because it’s so important, it must be done right to be successful. When thinking about blogging, think of it as the shift a company goes through when they move from traditional marketing to inbound. Inbound marketing is all about being a resource for your customer rather than a seller. Which brings me to the point of today’s blog: It's not about you. I Wanna Talk About Me, Me, Me… When blogging for your business, the goal is to create remarkable, educational content. For the most part, the name of your company will be irrelevant in these blog posts. We want to attract customers by solving their problems and giving them small victories along the way. So, when the time comes to make a big decision, they won’t think twice about giving your business a call. They’ll remember what you did for them when they had an issue or an opportunity. P.S. - These people are also known as your buyer personas. They’re kind ...
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