
5 Keys to Local Inbound Marketing Strategy
What is inbound marketing? Inbound marketing is about attracting customers by offering value to them, often in the shape of content they care about.
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What is inbound marketing? Inbound marketing is about attracting customers by offering value to them, often in the shape of content they care about.

Bad online reviews can hurt a business quickly. According to a 2016 BrightLocal study, 84% of consumers trust online reviews as much as much as a personal recommendation. Fewer negative reviews and more positive reviews result in more customers and more revenue.
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Creating copy that converts isn’t always easy, especially when you’re just starting out. In fact, when you’re just starting out, creating a piece of content, whether it is blog content or content for your email list, can be really difficult.

In some of our client meetings, our Chief of Business Development, Jake has been dubbed “Jake from State Farm”, partly because he does wear khakis. It’s an on-going joke in the office, but makes for a perfect and easy Halloween costume: Jake from State Farm…. In khakis.

Among the vast amounts of data that surround us, connecting data leads to great insight Interconnection refers to a network of data systems whose linkage, both physical and Internet-based, allows enterprises to share digital information and resources across multiple servers and locations. Have you ever thought about how the amounts of data that you interact with every day are related to other data? Think about this:

If you are keen to keep your data safe then one of the easiest steps to take is to use a password manager.

If you have decided that inbound marketing and SEO are the right tools to take your business up to the next level, you must have heard of HubSpot, the premier tool for managing all of your digital and content marketing.

Successful implementation of inbound marketing blurs the lines between marketing and sales, making the sales process easier.

Have you thought about giving your website a facelift? Perhaps you envision a flat, web 2.0, icon-rich website, because it’s in style right now and you want to have the best website design.

James Cash “J.C.” Penney Jr., entrepreneur and founder of JC Penney Stores back in 1902, is famous for his journey from clerk in a one-room store to founder of a massive chain store development. But he didn’t reach that level of success by chance. In today's post, we're talking steady, smart and sustainable growth for your business.

If you run a small business your web design is probably one of the most important parts of your digital marketing and PR efforts: it is the face of your company, your 24/7 salesperson, maybe even your main sales point.

Let’s play a quick game of “Would you Rather?” Would you rather have an ugly website or a bad website? The two are not synonymous. Would you rather invest in a trendy and good looking creative website or a website that generates leads?

Who is leading the pack in new client/customer acquisition in your market? Their secret probably is that they are using some form of inbound marketing to attract that new revenue. Studies show that B2B and high-end B2C companies that still rely on old models of marketing and sales are losing market share to those that have implemented inbound marketing.
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There is a Joe Chernov quote we live by here at BridgeRev: "Good marketing makes the company look smart. Great marketing makes the customer feel smart."

A business website is not an office building. This seems a fairly obvious statement, yet the majority of business websites are envisioned, developed, designed and used as if they were made out of brick and mortar.
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