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How to Use Marketing Analytics to Get C-Suite Buy-In for Content Marketing

Hinge Marketing

Content marketing is red-hot. In Hubspot's recent State of Inbound marketing report , 41 percent of marketers confirmed content marketing's positive ROI. In our own experience, we’ve seen a high correlation between website traffic and firm revenue. Show Them the Website Traffic.

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9 SEO-Friendly Content Writing Tips to Outrank Your Competition

SmartBug Media

Blog posts should target mid- to low-volume, low-competition long-tail keywords, while comprehensive resources like pillar pages can go after shorter-tail seed keywords that have high volume and high competition. High performance in these areas has been shown to correlate with higher search engine rankings.

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7 Amazing Tips to Help Boost A Blog Post’s Organic Ranking

Hubspot

As a good inbound (or otherwise) marketer, I know this is the most obvious tip when it comes to helping your blog rank organically. At the risk of sounding repetitive I will just list the basics: Keyword optimization - Focus on long-tail keywords, and use your keyword along with synonyms naturally throughout the blog.

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12 New Year's Marketing Resolutions You Can Actually Keep

Hubspot

With 2012 just around the corner, it's time to start thinking about your marketing strategy for the New Year. As more and more companies catch on to the most effective strategies for getting found online and generating more leads and customers, the future of inbound marketing is looking more competitive and fast-paced than ever.

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How to Stop Internal Bureaucracy From Preventing Blogging Productivity

Hubspot

Most aspiring inbound marketers have a few business blogging hurdles to get over. Truly believing -- like, in the darkest recesses of your soul -- that blogging is an indispensable part of being a successful inbound marketer. 70% of marketers are blogging at least once a week. We do that here at HubSpot, actually.

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How to Increase Your Organic Growth by Over 400%, According to the SEO Lead at Nextiva

Hubspot

Creating content can have a powerful long-term impact, too: over its lifetime, one compounding blog post creates as much traffic as six decaying posts. Nowadays, 55% of marketers say blog content creation is their top inbound marketing priority. Of course, in 2020, most companies get the importance of blogging.

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What Marketers Everywhere Can Learn From P&G's 1,600-Person Layoff

Hubspot

This statement seems to imply that P&G has been seeing dramatically increased sales due to its immense ad spend, but the truth is really that the company's marketing spending is up 24% over the past two years, despite only a 9% sales increase in its 2012 Q1 earnings and a 6% sales increase over those same two years.