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Inbound marketing differs from social media marketing and content marketing in really important ways. Learn more about how to use it to sustainably grow your business. Includes BONUS content from our Marketing Facts vs Fantasies eBook...

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Laura Fitton @pistachiopistachio@HubSpot.com

Business of Social

What B2B and B2C software companies need to know about social media.

Laura @Pistachio Fitton“Excited & geeky about where all this leads!"

@pistachio Founder (acq. By HubSpot)

Twitter for

Dummies

Inbound Marketin

g Evangeli

st 86,000Twitter

Readers

Laura Fitton, May 2007Homebound mom. Two kids under two.

NO business network in Boston

What’s Web 2.0?

Where do I upgrade

my browser?

Twitter is

Dumb!

“Laura Fitton… has thousands of people following her on Twitter. …by consistently touching a tribe of people with generosity and insight, she’s earned the right to lead”

-Seth Godin, Tribes

Founder/CEO oneforty.com

How did THAT Happen??!

Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/furryscalyman/

If you have more money than brains, you should focus on outbound marketing. If you have more brains than money, you should focus on inbound marketing.“

GUY KAWASAKIFORMER CHIEF EVANGELIST, APPLECO-FOUNDER, ALLTOP.COM

Image Credit: RangerRick

Marketing was about pushing messages out.

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86% skip TV

ads

91%

unsubscribe

2/3on FTC’s

DO NOT CALL list

44%

of direct mail is never opened

Email usage is declining by as much

as

59%

25%

of your list expires each

year

Today it’s about pulling people in.

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86% skip TV

ads

91%

unsubscribe

2/3on FTC’s

DO NOT CALL list

44%

of direct mail is never opened

Email usage is declining by as much

as

59%

25%

of your list expires each

year

Less of this.

More of this.

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Humans Are Changing

???

Humans Are Changing

The balance of power shifted

mere mortal

Influence (WAS)Attract attention to

yourself

Influence (IS)Provide attention &

value to others

The Message is the Influencer.

http://twitpic.com/135xa by @JKrums

Any to Many

Social Media Marketingin 2 Words…

Be Useful!

Image: http://inay.org

When I grow up I don’t want to be a

lead!

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Social MediaMarketingin 4 Words…

Listen.Learn.Care.Serve.

Get Found

1

3 Steps:

Convert

2

Measure What

Matters

3

http://bit.ly/inbound101

Get Found1

PPC

Webinars

CRM

Blog Creation

Press Releases

Your Idea

Website

Blog SEO

Landing

Pages

Lead Nuturin

g

Email Lead Mgmt

Social Media

Analytics

A/B Test

Mobile Sales Intel

Have more fun! Try more things.

Don’t be afraid to polarize

TWEET QUOTE!

“Make the customerthe hero of your story.ANN HANDLEYCHIEF CONTENT OFFICERMARKETINGPROFS

Image Credit: Fotographia Guerilla

TWEET EBOOK!

Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing about.BENJAMIN FRANKLIN“

Image Credit:lhalstead

Convert2

PPC

Webinars

CRM

Blog Creation

Press Releases

Your Idea

Website

Blog SEO

Landing

Pages

Lead Nuturin

g

Email Lead Mgmt

Social Media

Analytics

A/B Test

Mobile Sales Intel

More of this.

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MeasureWhat Matters3

PPC

Webinars

CRM

Blog Creation

Press Releases

Your Idea

Website

Blog SEO

Landing

Pages

Lead Nuturin

g

Email Lead Mgmt

Social Media

Analytics

A/B Test

Mobile Sales Intel

You don’t just want a following.

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You want screaming, raving fans

Marketingis a Mess.

HubSpotconsolidates all

the best inbound marketing methods

in one spot

5400custome

rs

300employe

es

$65M

Google VenturesSequoia

Salesforce.com

INSPIRED?Start working on your success story. Sign up for a HubSpot free trial and see how the integration of content creation, engagement and analytics leads to awesome marketing results. Learn more today! http://bit.ly/inbound101

Laura Fitton @pistachiopistachio@HubSpot.com Thank you!

fantasyworld.

Unicorns live in a

MARKETING EXECSCAN’T AFFORD TO.

LET’S SEPARATE MARKETING

FACT

LET’S SEPARATE MARKETING

FACTfrom marketingfantasy.

fantasymarketing

If you give your content

away for free,

prospects will never buy your full-fledged offering.

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FACT

MARKETING

“Free trials” are an

excellent way to

demonstrate the value of

your product & increase

conversion.

FACT

MARKETING

Sharing free, relevant

content online helps search

engines—& prospects—find you.

“Free trials” are an

excellent way to

demonstrate the value of

your product & increase

conversion.

Blogging is overrated& not particularly effectivefor marketing.

fantasy

marketing

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FACT

MARKETING

Companies that blog get

more web traffic

than those that don’t.

55%

FACT

MARKETING

They also get

more leads

70%

Companies that blog get

more web traffic

than those that don’t.

55%

FACT

MARKETING

They also get

more leads

70%of companies have acquired

a customer through their

blog.

57%

Companies that blog get

more web traffic

than those that don’t.

55%

B2B companies don’t need to waste their time on

fantasy

marketing

39% of B2B companies using

Twitter have acquired new

customers from it.

FACT

MARKETING

of B2B companies using Facebook have

acquired new customers from

it.

41%

39% of B2B companies using

Twitter have acquired new

customers from it.

FACT

MARKETING

You can rely on email to be the workhorse of your online marketing efforts.

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fantasy

marketing

FACT

MARKETING

25%

Your email database expires

at a rate of

per year

Gmail Priority Inbox & other

tools are pushing your automated

emails to the bottom of the

inbox.

FACT

MARKETING

25%

Your email database expires

at a rate of

per year

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Email is still one of the most effective ways of communicating with prospects.

fantasy

marketing

FACT

MARKETING

Email usage is declining by as much as

59%across all age groups

FACT

MARKETING US

internet users spend

minutes on blogs & social networks than

on email

3Xmore

Email usage is declining by as much as

59%across all age groups

Optimizing for mobile devices isn’t worth the effort.

fantasymarketing

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FACT

MARKETING

35%of Americans

own a smartphone.

FACT

MARKETING

35%of Americans

own a smartphone.

50%

By YE2011, that figure will rise to

FACT

MARKETING

of C-level executives

have smartphones.

86%35%of Americans

own a smartphone.

50%

By YE2011, that figure will rise to

FACT

MARKETING

35%of Americans

own a smartphone.

The majority of them say it’s their primary communicati

on tool.

50%

By YE2011, that figure will rise to

of C-level executives

have smartphones.

86%

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