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As your company grows your employees need to learn to grow too. Startups become big companies when they start to do well. That is a good thing. But some employees will see the growth as a challenge. These types of employees will say things like: “Remember when we were 50 people and…” “Remember when everyone knew each other” “Remember when”… With…
Read storyStartups are busy. The people who work at an early stage startup and even a later stage “startup” have a couple things in common. Startups care about building out marketing processes to help them “automate” their marketing. They usually don’t have a ton of marketers on staff to run a highly complex product so they are looking for “easy” ways…
Read storyAt HubSpot I have carved out a little business inside of our business. Overtime in sales here I have learned what makes a good fit for HubSpot (our product) as well as our methodology of inbound marketing and sales. I have found that I enjoy working with startups – early and later stage. The thing startups all have in common…
Read storyAs an early stage startup with a small budget (friends and family) you should be thinking about how to grow your newly formed company organically. There are two ways that you are going to convert visitors on your website into leads which will then hopefully turn into paying customers (if you create great and relevant content). When someone searches keywords…
Read storyThe best thing that you can do before you start your company is to create content that your potential and future customers will relate to and want to read about. Once you start to create these wonderful pieces and push them out through means of social media you will gain a following of people who will join you once you start…
Read storyInbound marketing takes content. There is no way around it. If you want to improve your web presence and you want to use your website as a way to generate inbound traffic and leads then you have to create content. I try to put myself in my prospects shoes as much as possible. If I were to be in their…
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