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The B2B marketing ironies of our time

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The result: you get higher quality prospects, with higher conversion rates and at lower cost than traditional outbound marketing. Turns out Hubspot’s own growth as a software company has been driven via cold calling through an inside sales team. But guess what? Budgets continue to shift to digital channels. But hold on. What a thrill!

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You’re doing SEO wrong: it’s all about authority

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For example, I wrote the following in 2010: PageRank is designed to ensure that the most relevant, authoritative sites are listed at the top of search results. Some things have gotten easier since 2010. Most companies are not so lucky. Fortunately, there is a company that can do this for you. There are no shortcuts.

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What is Outside-In Marketing?

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When it was published in 2010, most SEOs were trying to game Google’s algorithm. It is about using search query data as a proxy for audience interest about topics relevant to your company, and building content that satisfies those interests. This book is not about that at all. In our experience, that doesn’t work.

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France’s Google is different than ours

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Visiting Paris was am important reminder for me as an expert in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Search Engine Marketing (SEM) that I had forgotten since living in Berlin, Germany, back in 2010 — half a decade ago. I remembered that we all live in a technological and innovation continuum, Europe doubly so and France trebly.

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The Thorny Question of Marketing Attribution: Does It Apply to B2B?

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But what we really want to know is: 1) How do my prospects buy, and how can I make their journey easier, faster, and more likely to result in a sale for my company? According to a 2010 Lenskold Group study , only 3% of business marketers are modeling for attribution. Not for assigning credit to any particular touch.