The Effective Marketer
JUNE 21, 2009
3 Responses to Inbound Marketing Training for Free David Meerman Scott says: June 22, 2009 at 3:29 am Hey Daniel, @repcor at Hubspot did a great job organizing these. Because You Can’t Beat Free Marketing Training This is the second post finalizing the review of the Inbound Marketing University program from HubSpot.
The Effective Marketer
JANUARY 11, 2010
The matrix helped us focus on how vendors compared on each feature and also gave us the ability to rank vendors based on weighted scoring. Well, because there were some features we considered more important than others and so should you. Good question! Make sure you take those into consideration, especially on tie breakers.
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The Effective Marketer
JUNE 13, 2009
I am enrolled in a free course called Inbound Marketing University , created by HubSpot. It is a free week long online training program featuring some great speakers on topic such as blogging, SEO, viral marketing, email marketing, lead nurturing… all the tools online marketers need to know. But that’s another story.
The Effective Marketer
AUGUST 30, 2010
Trade show booths with slogans and taglines that don’t mean anything and sales brochures that are full of “features” and screenshots but lack detail of how they solve a problem. In the B2B marketing space this is notorious. Go to a trade show and the situation gets really bad. United States License.
The Effective Marketer
APRIL 9, 2009
One of the more interesting features is the ability to search for salaries paid at a specific company. The site not only lists top executives based on approval ratings but also shows you reviews that give you some more specifics of the person, the company, and what it feels like working there. United States License.
The Effective Marketer
APRIL 29, 2009
Depending on the category, or type, of webinar usage you will be able to list out all the features you need. Each webinar platform has a set of features that can be useful or useless and why pay a premium if you don’t care whether circles can be drawn on the screen? United States License.
The Effective Marketer
MAY 10, 2010
Don’t use a brand mascot to promote a luxury item or something with such a distinctive feature or benefit that the character detracts from it. There are some do’s and don’ts that I use to guide clients with regard to brand mascots. For example, don’t let your brand mascot share the spotlight with other characters. United States License.
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