Customers are the heart of your business. But customers don’t just magically show up at your doorstep ready to buy. They need to become aware of your product and over time build awareness of your brand and interest in your offering. As a SaaS company, you need to constantly be in contact with information about use cases, functionality, and benefits to stay on top of longer sales cycles that include many decision-makers.
As marketing automation systems become a critical component to SMB and mid-market companies' marketing stack, there’s much to consider when deciding upon a platform. Many of our clients have a difficult choice determining which solution is the best fit for their business as both platforms provide a variety of features and functionality that cover the needs of most marketing operations aspects.
Lead nurturing strategies form the backbone of your B2B marketing efforts. A proper lead nurture is the catalyst to converting leads and MQLs into educated buyers.
In this webinar, which you can view below, Suneet Bhaat, GM of Crazy Egg, and Brandon Pindulic, CEO of OpGen Media, dissect a landing page from one of our amazing clients, Onfleet.
Choosing the right digital marketing and automation software is an important choice. It sets the stage for the future of your digital operations — what campaigns you run, what channels you focus on, and how you scale your marketing efforts are all affected by your choice.
When companies move to expand their marketing operations, their early steps are often impeded by a common question — “Should I hire a marketing person internally, or work with an agency?”
For software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies, their ability to educate their audience and convey value plays a defining role in their success. As the founder of an agency that has worked with SaaS companies selling into a wide range of industries, I’ve often found that the more effectively companies are able to communicate that value, the better all of their marketing initiatives become.
HubSpot and Pardot of the two most popular marketing automation platforms available today for SMB and mid-market companies. Our clients often have a tough choice deciding which will be the best fit for their business. Both offer a wide variety of features that cover the needs of most marketing operations.
Google Analytics is the industry standard for tracking website visitors and their behaviors. Even out-of-the-box, it provides deep insight into how people use your website. For SaaS businesses however, additional customization is necessary to get a complete view of how visitors interact with your website.
