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Is Growth-Driven Design For Websites Still A Thing?

Square 2 Marketing

Back in 2008, when HubSpot first arrived on the scene, most agencies worked project to project. How about an origins story for growth-driven design (GDD) to get us started? I’m a big fan of the superhero movies and I love a good origins story. Since I have one for GDD, why not share it with you, right?

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Does your Website Make the Grade in 2020?

Hubspot

A while ago (as in 12 years ago) we created the first Website Grader. The goal was simple: help anyone with a website evaluate its effectiveness at attracting an audience of interested and relevant buyers. And we knew how important it was for people to leverage their websites to attract visitors and connect with customers to grow.

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Technology PR Sessions at 2008 PRSA Conference

WriteSpark

» Technology PR Sessions at 2008 PRSA Conference.   Several sessions at the 2008 PRSA conference, scheduled for October 25-28 in Detroit, look particularly relevant for those of us involved in PR for technology products and services: "Word of mouth" marketing and many social media sessions. Website Writer.

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Your B2B Marketing Budget Playbook for 2021 Success [Research]

Marketing Insider Group

The digital marketing landscape looks totally different than it did in 2008 during the last crash. Imagine how brands could have responded to the 2008 recession with the same tools available today. Optimize the website experience. Revamped Website Interfaces and Digital Experience. Set new objectives and KPIs.

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Search Engine Optimization core differences between 2008 and today

Leading Results Rambings

I keep seeing “experts” talking about SEO today as it was in 2008. So here’s the really way to quick rundown of what those changes mean for you, with a focus on what changed since 2008. 1) Google Loves Blogs: No, really, Google wants to see frequent changes on websites. And that’s just not so. Today, the reverse is true.

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The Ultimate 2020 B2B Website Strategy Playbook

SmarkLabs

It’s not a new development that a functional, engaging website is crucial for any business. So if you haven’t taken your B2B website strategy seriously yet, make that your New Year’s resolution. . So it’s essential to keep your website up-to-date. Kickstart your new website strategy. Do a website audit.

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The Impact of COVID-19 on B2B Marketing Plans: Tech vs. Non-Tech

Webbiquity

The financial crisis of 2008-9, in contrast was sparked by the bursting of a bubble in real estate values. The two groups are about equally like to allocate more budget to search advertising, SEO, and vertical website campaigns. Again, every recession hits different business sectors unequally.