How To Beat Competitors 5X Your Size Using Marketing Micro-Systems [Episode #18]
Release Date: 01/22/2019
Small Marketing Teams
Inbound leads are amazing. You create helpful, insightful, educational, and original content for your market, and people find you. Unfortunately, most salespeople don’t know what to do with them. In fact, converting leads at the top and middle of the funnel is problematic for most organizations. In the following podcast episode, we’ll explore how your lead management process can serve two very important purposes.
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There are 4.5 million new blog posts published every day. What does that mean for a company that is publishing content to get found?
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The sales efficiency experiment outlined in this podcast shows how using HubSpot’s sales tools correctly can help sales reps redirect 30 hours a month back to selling and building relationships.
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Is your sales team is struggling to get leads on the phone?
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For most performers, a concert is a one-time event. They move from city to city scooping up revenue from each performance’s ticket and merchandise sales.
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Do you feel like you have tried everything to increase sales, but you are only seeing slight growth?
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Did you feel that? That is the traditional SEO ground shifting beneath your feet.
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Are you ready to jump head first into the HubSpot CRM or another new CRM?
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This tradition inbound marketing model works great if you are the type of business that has a big enough target market.
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In business, we are trained to constantly learn. We are told that we are at a disadvantage if we are not always seeking ideas, advice, and tips.
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Last weekend, I had the opportunity to participate in a Feed My Starving Children event at a local church.
There were 40 tables. There were 10 to 20 people at each table. Together, we packed 34,000 meals for these kids in 90 minutes. That’s enough to feed 93 kids for an entire year.
That was one of three sessions planned for Friday night and Saturday morning. The goal was to pack over 100,000 meals between the three sessions.
What can small marketing teams, who are always trying to do more with less, learn from this type of system?
This experience with Feed My Starving Children gave me insight into how small marketing teams, like you, can get more done with limited resources and take on and beat companies four, five, six times your size.
In this episode of the Small Marketing Team podcast, I walk through 5 micro-system that you can begin implementing this week to help you move from slow linear processes to a well-oiled machine.