Net Promoter Score has become the standard on the planet for any company interested in tracking customer satisfaction levels. Google any major corporation followed by Net Promoter Score and you will find that they are using NPS to some extent. It is a simple metric, a number for how happy you customers are in a given time period. Like revenue or profit it needs a date, what was your NPS for last year or last month. Click here for how the numbers are calculated.
So you Think Inbound is the Future, What’s Next?
Everyday it seems like there are new software solutions claiming to solve your inbound marketing and sales challenges, and some of them even work. But if your company’s sales are too important to experiment with, you need HubSpot.
HubSpot's In-house Training verses Convergo's HubSpot Office Technology Training
HubSpot has been a new buzzword in the office technology industry for generating leads. But it’s not exactly plug and play. There’s an extensive amount of work that goes into setting HubSpot up and learning how to use it the right way. HubSpot actually requires new customers to go through training and onboarding. You can go through their program (at a cost of $3,000) or a program from a HubSpot Certified Partner. You can’t simply purchase the software… you have to know how to use it.
Studies like this show how a Google+ page with positive reviews has a big impact on your page rankings. Said another way, search results for your company will show higher if your company has positive reviews on your Google+ page. This process will help you get positive reviews on your Google+ page.
If you put in a lot of effort to creating great content— do yourself a favor and share it, re-publish it and pitch it to more places. Great content should be shared and the best way to do it is to share it in more places.
Strategies for getting great content on your website
Many dealers new to the concept of Inbound Marketing struggle trying to decide where to start with content to add to their site. We highly recommend reading “They Ask, You Answer” by Marcus Sheridan.
Outbound Marketing is the traditional marketing we have been doing for years, throw stuff out there and see what sticks. Mailshots, TV ads, email blasts, trade shows, telemarketers, down the street cold calling, it's all Outbound.
Topics: inbound marketing