Elevating Your Construction Product Brand: HubSpot's CRM and AI Integration
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4M ago
The pivotal shift towards customer-centric philosophies has asked from companies within all industries the adoption of advanced tools. HubSpot emerges as the industry leader, seamlessly blending CRM with AI to redefine marketing and sales processes specifically for the construction sector. From intelligent content creation and dynamic image generation to precise email communication and strategic sales forecasting, HubSpot's offerings align seamlessly with the needs of building product manufacturers ..read more
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Performance Websites: What's the ROI?
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4M ago
If you build a performance website, you should expect your overall website activity to be driving over 90% of your net new growth. Net new? That’s new business from companies or specifiers you’ve never dealt with. The rest will probably be coming from outbound sales activity and word-of-mouth referrals ..read more
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25 HubSpot Features You Should Use in 2024
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4M ago
This year, in 2023, HubSpot's platform has undergone significant updates, enhancing its efficiency and effectiveness. Anticipate further improvements throughout the year, necessitating awareness of all available features. Continue reading for a recap of the most crucial changes and updates from this year, along with insights on maximizing their benefits as we progress into 2023. For those unfamiliar with my blogs, I'm Ainhoa, Insynth's Head of Platform Consulting and their in-house HubSpot expert. Since April 2021, I've been  compiling monthly updates to ensure you stay informed about H ..read more
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Performance Websites: How Much Should You Spend?
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4M ago
As construction decision-makers increasingly use digital channels to search for products and services, you must elevate your construction website design. Your website is your most important sales and marketing asset and is worth investing in accordingly ..read more
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Performance Websites: Keeping Specifiers Up-to-Date
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5M ago
Keeping your performance website up to date is critical and time should be allocated every month to add or update new content, but what about keeping people up to date with these changes ..read more
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Performance Websites: Capturing User Feedback
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5M ago
When designing a performance website, gathering user feedback can help you identify potential issues and areas for improvement before the website is launched. It’s worth allocating the budget to pay independent users to spend an hour going through the website and giving you honest, objective feedback. It’s worth doing this at least annually ..read more
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Performance Websites: The Right Website Analytics
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5M ago
When building your performance website, consider the analytics you need to track and analyse once the site is live. This will help ensure that the website is developed to allow for accurate tracking and analysis of key metrics ..read more
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HubSpot: What Is New In November
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5M ago
As we get into the final stretch of the year, it's a strategic moment to think about the trajectory of your business. In the dynamic landscape of today's business environment, adaptability is key, and there's no better time to assess your business goals than now. This blog serves as your compass, navigating you through the significant updates that HubSpot has unveiled this November ..read more
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Performance Websites: How Architects want Content Structured
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5M ago
For specifiers, clear and consistent technical information is essential to make informed decisions about building products and materials. Architects rely on manufacturers product data. Making sure this information is structured correctly on your website is critical ..read more
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Performance Websites: Never Too Early for SEO
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6M ago
When building a performance website a common mistake is leaving SEO until the end. This often stems from working with a designer who sees their role as taking care of the visual experience and that SEO is a separate project to be taken care of by a different team post-launch. This is the wrong way to go about it ..read more
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