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How to orient marketing around your website

Marketing managers use multiple service providers to launch and manage campaigns. That was the only option before Hubspot offered a way to bring it all within the website with Content Hub.

Want to send out emails to customers or target a specific audience through newsletters? Done. Want to test out landing pages and see which ones perform the best? Done. Want to create multiple content clusters and see which one gets customers interested? Done.

Want to explore what works across social media platforms and see what gets the best engagement? Done.

With Content Hub, all of this can be scheduled, posted, measured, managed and analysed within the Hub. So, you get a better sense of what works rather than go through a set of reports from multiple services and assemble them to find out what works best.

How will consolidating marketing activities benefit you?

Seeing the entire digital marketing landscape creates a picture of how customers respond to strategy and messaging.

Does Twitter work better than Facebook for your products? In isolation, when you evaluate one social network, it comes down to one part of the picture. We’ve reached a stage when customers switch effortlessly between one social medium and the next. But they are playing slightly different roles and looking for interactions that aren’t the same.

How customers interact with friends and family on Facebook is different from the professional engagement they have with peers on LinkedIn. So messaging must be varied appropriately as well. All social media have been lumped together under a single descriptor but there is a difference in the way customers make time for interactions based on their personal and professional interests

Hubspot allows you to see this clearly and orient your strategy according to what works best for your product and market segment. In digital marketing, the price of experimentation is low. And there are no negative consequences, as opposed to mass media campaigns where spends on a single campaign far outweigh what is spent on a digital burst.

Hubsopt’s Content Hub is focused on helping you manage and deliver content to this fragmented and rapidly changing environment. It is like having a whole set of marketing arrows you can unleash at will and see what finds the mark. This helps because Hubspot itself has been built by constant market interaction. The company evolves along with its customers.

Expand the scope of marketing from a single source - your website

For most marketers, websites are primarily points of contact with customers, nothing more. There may be some lead forms or a chatbot to encourage interaction but beyond that, customers enter and leave – and the trail of analytics is about the referring sites, pages read and time spent on site.

For CMS Hub, that’s the starting point. Content becomes the point from which the customer is led to more interactions and encouraged to go deeper. CMS Hub lets marketers know what works well and what doesn’t

This is achieved by creating content clusters based on user interaction and inquiries. Over time, marketers get to know exactly what problems they can help their customers with and provide content along those lines. Lessons learned in the field through sales calls can be implemented on the website – by creating and directing customers to the content they seek. And by constantly providing value, the website becomes integrated with the customer’s purchase cycles.

At BlueOshan, we have been working with HubSpot CMS for a long time and our design and dev skills have grown with it. Be it your existing installation or a new one that you are planning, our Content Hub consultants will be happy to support you.