Ultimate Internet Marketing Guide For The Building Industry
If you’re used to traditional marketing tactics or are new to marketing activities, attracting and converting your ideal customer through the internet may seem like a daunting task. Maybe you’ve always relied on word of mouth but are now seeing that the results are less impressive than they were in years past. Perhaps your competitors have a strong internet presence, and your bottom line is suffering because of it.
Regardless of why you’re here, you’re on the right path! Developing a strong internet presence will provide a stable foundation for the continued, long term growth and success of your business.
Who will this guide help?
This Ultimate Guide to Internet Marketing for the Building Industry will help anyone whose business is related to building, repairing, maintaining, or improving homes and properties.
From one-man plumbing companies to multi-million dollar custom home builders, we’ve used this process to attract these companies’ ideal prospects and help them convert to satisfied customers.
By carefully reading and implementing the processes in this guide, you can build a strong internet marketing strategy to help your business achieve long-term growth!
Who wrote this guide?
The Coutts Agency is a family owned online marketing agency focused on helping building-industry business owners use the internet to attract and convert their ideal client.
Our background in building industry sales and marketing provides us with unique authority on attracting and converting leads through internet marketing.
We’ve put this background to good use, helping our customers attract thousands of new leads and convert them into raving fans!
LET'S GET STARTED!
Table of Contents
Getting Started
To build a strong internet marketing strategy, you’ll need to learn about a few specific topics:
- Facebook and Instagram Growth
- Email Marketing
- Website Optimization
- Customer Relationship Management
- Facebook Advertising
There’s a lot to unpack here, but take heart!
This guide will give you a foundational understanding of all these concepts. Included in each section are links to supporting articles that go deep on each topic. Think of them like chapters in a book!
And, if you need to read the guide in several sittings, you can download a PDF version to study as you have the time.
Roll up your sleeves, grab your tool belt, and let’s get to work!
Facebook and Instagram Growth for the Building Industry
What’s one marketing action you can take today, right now, to start moving your building industry business ahead?
Developing and implementing a Facebook and Instagram growth strategy!
In today’s world, your ideal customer lives on Facebook and Instagram. You can quickly put a Facebook and Instagram growth strategy into action and see results.
If you’re unsure whether you should use these platforms, our Facebook and Instagram Growth Guide for the Building Industry will help you determine what platform you should focus your efforts on.
Facebook for the Building Industry: 10 Steps to Generate Organic Leads
Facebook is one of the best platforms for generating organic leads in the building industry. Your future customers are going to be on Facebook, and with the proper strategy you can attract them, convert them into raving fans, and delight them with a quality home or project!
Use this 10-step proven process to generate organic leads with your Facebook Page:
- Begin with a complete Business Page: Creating a Business Page will position your company as a trusted authority while also giving your ideal customers the information they’re looking for, including your phone number, hours of operation, and web address. answering many questions that your ideal customers will have. Our Facebook Page provides information that our future customers want to know!
- Use the Creator Studio to batch schedule your daily posts: Facebook’s Creator Studio allows you to schedule posts in advance. This powerful tool lets you do all the hard work of posting whenever you have the time. If your business has an associated Instagram account, the Creator Studio can schedule posts for that, too.
- Use Stories every day: Stories are short clips that are only visible for 24 hours. They’re a fantastic way to build engagement and show depth to your brand. Since they lack the scheduling feature, we use the Instagram app to post daily Stories for both Instagram and Facebook at the same time.
- Actively participate in Groups: Local, topic-specific, or industry-specific Facebook Groups will have your ideal customers in them. Identify and join these groups. Then, occasionally share your posts in them. You’ll be amazed how many people will see your shared post and then like & interact with your Business Page!
- Write posts that are compelling, educational, and trust-building: You can write posts in many different ways, but the ultimate goal is to create something that educates, builds trust, and compels your ideal customer to take a specific action like visiting your website or sending your Page a message.
- Incorporate photos or videos into every post: Text-only posts consistently perform worse than the same post containing a photo or video. Create visually appealing posts that make viewers stop scrolling to see more.
- Include the right amount of links to your website: Facebook wants visitors to stay on their platform, so using links in your posts too frequently can bring down the reach of that post and others, too. The number of links you should use varies, but two links per week is a safe way to start.
- Use the Invite button every day: Facebook lets you “Invite” people to like your Page who recently interacted with your post. Go to any post, tap on the “likes” and look for the Invite button. This will prompt the person to like your Page, and they’ll see your posts for the next 30 days unless they explicitly decline the invite.
- Have a timely response to every comment and message: Responding to every message and comment in a timely manner will show your followers that you care about them. This small gesture could be what starts a conversation that ends with a sale down the road!
- Study Insights and look for the Golden 10% Ratio: Learn how to find your Facebook Page and Individual Post Insights and study them to see how your posts are performing and affecting your Page. Look for post engagement rates of 10% and a share rate of 10% of the engagement. So, if 100 people saw the post, you’ll want 10 people to like or comment and 1 person to share that post. This general guideline, known as the Golden 10% Ratio, will help you know which of your posts are doing the best.
Practicing and applying these 10 steps will provide the first bit of momentum as your marketing strategy starts to pick up speed!
If you’d like to learn more about these tactics, please review the Facebook and Instagram Growth Guide for the Building Industry.
Instagram for the Building Industry: 11 Steps to Generate Organic Growth With Your Page
If your building industry business is not on Instagram, it should be. Instagram offers many of the same benefits as Facebook, and you can easily transfer much of the work you’re doing for Facebook to Instagram.
But the most important reason why you want to be on Instagram is that it is entirely visually focused. That means Instagram is optimized to attract people to your beautiful work!
Whether you build custom homes or are a plumbing contractor, a well-run Instagram account will attract your best customers.
Here are the 11 steps we use to turn an Instagram profile into a growth catalyst:
- Begin with a complete professional account: A professional Instagram account gives you more tools and analytics than a personal account. You’ll receive valuable insights to help effectively generate leads through your posting strategy.
- Optimize your bio: Your Instagram bio tells people who you are, what you do, and who you do it for. It’s like a business card for the digital age!
- Understand and make proper use of links: Links do not work in Instagram posts, so be sure to have a LinkTree in your bio that points people to your website, newsletter signup, photo gallery, and other useful destinations.
- Use the Creator Studio to batch schedule your posts: Like with Facebook, you can connect your Instagram account to the Creator Studio. Then, it’s easy to crosspost your scheduled Facebook posts to Instagram. Keep in mind that the photo or video content must fall within Instagram’s content ratio guidelines, meaning the content must be the right height and width.
- Hit all the fundamentals with every post: A well-crafted Instagram post will contain visually captivating photos or videos, use short and compelling copy, incorporate relevant hashtags, tag a partner or location, and have photo alt-text. Applying all of these elements into every post maximizes your opportunities to be found by your ideal customer!
- Attract new followers with relevant hashtags: Research 30 hashtags that are relevant to your ideal customer and save them in a digital note. Then, copy and paste them into the bottom of your post or in the first comment. You can read more about the process of finding the best hashtags in this article.
- Use Stories every day: Use daily stories with Instagram like you would with Facebook. In fact, we like to use the Instagram App to post stories each day to both Instagram and Facebook, at the same time!
- Accelerate your growth with Reels and Instagram TV (IGTV): Reels and IGTV are Instagram’s video-specific posting options. They’re special features, so the algorithm tends to show them to more people by default. Use this to your advantage to grow your account faster!
- Write posts that are compelling, educational, and trust-building: You can write posts in many different ways, but the ultimate goal is to create something that educates, builds trust, and compels your ideal customer to take a specific action like visiting your website or sending your account a message.
- Have a timely response to every comment and message: Responding to all comments and messages at least once per day will help people keep a favorable impression of your business.
- Take time for daily engagement: Spend 10 to 15 minutes per day engaging with your followers list and accounts that you find in relevant hashtags or locations. The idea is to find people who fit your ideal customer and let them know you exist. To avoid being spammy, simply like a few of their posts and move on. If they engage back or give you a follow, that’s great. If not, don’t take it personally!
By following these 11 Steps, you’ll be setting yourself up for the long term success that comes from an active and growing Instagram account.
If you’re still unsure about any of these tactics, or if you’d like to see further examples of what’s mentioned, the Facebook and Instagram Growth Guide for the Building Industry is always available for review!
There’s 4 more chapters devoted to helping you make the most of your online presence, all specifically tailored to the building industry.
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Website Optimization for the Building Industry
The goal of this strategy is to get high-quality website visitors who submit a form that’s connected to your Customer Relationship Database. From there, they can receive future email marketing communications and contact from your sales team.
To have a successful marketing strategy, you need to capture the information of your website visitors. That’s where website optimization comes in. Without optimization, your website could receive all the traffic in the world but not actually generate leads for your marketing and sales teams.
What Is Website Optimization?
Website optimization is the process of building conversion points across your website and continuously studying and improving upon their performance.
A conversion point is anywhere that a visitor can give you their contact information. The best way to get that information is to provide something of value in exchange. This could be a downloadable PDF, free consultation, or anything else that would be of value to your visitor. Conversion points can including the following:
- Contact or pop-up forms
- Chat bots
- Clickable phone numbers
A website optimized for conversions is essential in the building industry. A streamlined process for conversions gives your website’s visitors the best experience possible. Plus, giving your visitors a great website browsing experience will set a good impression about the quality of your business and work.
To get your website performing well, there are two areas where you’ll need to focus your efforts: structure and conversion optimization.
Website Structure
Let’s look at your website from the perspective of how you should organize it:
- Each page should have a single purpose: Have you ever been on a website and thought, “What exactly is this page trying to have me do?” That is exactly the feeling you want to avoid giving your visitors.
- Make sure your “voice” is consistent: “Voice” is the tone, words, and mannerisms that your copy, or text, uses to convey a message. Consistency is key wherever visitors interact with your brand, but it is especially crucial across website pages. Your visitors should be able to recognize your brand and know they were on your website even if all they could see on each page were the words.
- Position yourself clearly: Your website will be the most helpful for people when it clearly positions who you are and what you do. This clarity will help you get better quality leads because those people will have a good understanding of how your product or service can benefit their specific needs.
- Help your visitors “know, like, and trust” you: Business mogul Bedros Keuilian says, “People buy from people they know, like, and trust.” Your website has the unique ability to help visitors know, like, and even trust you before they ever meet or talk with you in person!
- To get big, optimize for small screens: We’ve discovered that a whopping average of 80% of website visitors view sites on their smartphones. Optimize your website for mobile to create a pleasant browsing experience for these users and increase your conversion rate. Search engines like Google love mobile-optimized pages because they know most of their users will be browsing on their smartphones or tablets. That means optimizing for mobile can also help you rank higher on the Search Engine Results Page (SERP).
- Use this tool to continue refining – Our friends from HubSpot built this amazing Website Grader which provides key insights into the quality, performance, and safety of your site. Your score will reveal areas that you still need to work on to improve the experience for your visitors!
By following these six steps, you can structure a well-built website that is ready for optimization.
Conversion Optimization
Now that your website is structurally sound, it’s time to focus on where the real magic happens — conversion optimization!
Conversion optimization is the art of offering informational incentives in exchange for contact information. The following pop-up form offering a downloadable checklist is a great example of this:
By the time you’re done reading this article you’ll have seen a few of our incentives. One will be to download the entire marketing guide for builders in exchange for lots of information. Another will offer less of a benefit, but also ask for less from you. That’s our newsletter pop-up. The last one you’ll see will be a direct call to action where we position ourselves as the solution to the problem you’re trying to solve by reading this article.
You may be wondering why we’ve given away all our secrets like this. Here’s why:
- It’s obvious what we’re up to — at least to us marketers.
- We want to prove that you’re surrounded by these types of incentives all the time.
Now you know that conversion optimization is the art of offering informational incentives in exchange for contact information, but you need to know what it looks like on a real website and how it works. The following five steps are actions you can take to optimize your website for conversions:
- Begin with a marketing software: Our favorite is the HubSpot WordPress Plugin, because it’s easy to use and free to get started. These types of software will run the conversion points on your website and put the contact information into your Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Database. HubSpot does both of these at once!
- Build targeting aimed at different lifecycle stages: Some of your website visitors will not be ready to buy. Visitors at different lifecycle stages are going to be willing to share different pieces of information. They’ll also want to see new information as they move through their journey. Accomplish this by offering different forms and freebies at various stages. Below, you’ll see a pop-up that a log home company uses to give more information to people who are seriously considering buying a log home:
- Utilize segmentation: Segmentation involves creating lists of contacts that share similar interests or characteristics. In the building industry, there are many data points you may want to segment with. For example, if your local area has a number of communities, or homeowners associations (HOAs), you’ll want to know that information for each contact in your HubSpot Database. You can then use this data to target specific “segments” that match the criteria, such as living in the “Woodlands Community”.
- Using differing types of forms: Different forms will accomplish different goals. “Exit intent” pop-ups act as a final effort to capture someone’s information before they leave your site. Embedded forms live on a page and are extremely powerful when you position them after a motivating paragraph where visitors will feel compelled to ask for you to help solve their problem or make their dreams come true. Slide-in forms and landing pages also have unique benefits. For a deeper understanding of these forms, check out our full Website Optimization Guide for the Building Industry.
- Set targets and measure your results: Use HubSpot or another analytics software to define goals for your business and regularly check the analytics to see your progress. If you need 360 new leads per year to hit your sales goal, then your website should be generating about 1 new lead per day. Your website may need further optimization if it is falling short of your goal. If it’s generating a lot more than your target amount, then your marketing strategy is booming and you’ll want to consider growing your sales team!
Combining Structure and Optimization for Your Website
You’ve learned the following characteristics of a well-structured website:
- Each page has a single purpose.
- You’re using a consistent voice.
- Your position is clear and appropriate.
- Your visitors have the opportunity to know, like, and trust you!
You’ve also discovered these powerful methods to optimize your website:
- Installing the HubSpot WordPress plugin or other marketing software.
- Implementing Lifecycle Stage Targeting.
- Segmenting lists.
- Following best practices for forms.
Now you have a full picture of what a conversion optimized website entails.
More details and explanations are always ready to help you in our Website Optimization Guide for the Building Industry!
Email Marketing for the Building Industry
Despite the rise of many other marketing channels, email marketing continues to be a pillar in any successful marketing endeavor.
The reason for this success is simple. Email marketing remains the best way to stay in touch with a prospect after they’ve given you their contact information. A good email marketing campaign can convert leads to customers months or even years after you initially receive their information.
Successful email marketing will send the right content to the right person at the right time.
Here’s the building blocks you need to find success with email marketing.
Email Marketing Strategy: Setting Goals, Being Helpful, and Being Human
Before you begin typing vigorously to create your first email, let’s align a few things to ensure your success.
The following two key pieces of strategy are essential in fostering a healthy email marketing strategy:
- Setting Goals
- Being Helpful & Human
Setting goals involves finding an answer to the following three questions:
- What is the goal of your strategy?
- What is the goal of this campaign of emails?
- What is the goal of this specific email?
How you answer each of these questions will become the frame for achieving long-term success!
Our friends at HubSpot have wisely coined the term “human and helpful” as being the core of what a good email marketing strategy should focus on.
“Being human” means thinking about the reader’s experience by considering the following questions:
- Why do they want to open your email?
- How will they feel about what’s written?
- If they’ve opened one, what reasons did you give them to open the next email you send?
“Being helpful” means providing value in exchange for an action. Come up with answers for the following questions:
- Does each email provide something relevant to the recipient?
- Is the content educational, or does it offer readers the opportunity to find a solution for a problem they have?
- Does the email position you as a trusted authority without coming across as smug or arrogant?
When building your strategy, designing campaigns, and writing a single email, keeping your goal in mind and writing to be human and helpful will give you the most return on the investment of your time, resources, and money.
Combining a goal-oriented perspective with human and helpful qualities will produce an email marketing strategy that will accelerate your business growth. But, there’s a few more pieces to put in place before you can hit the “send” button on that first email!
Capture Traffic and Build a List
After following the steps in the Website Optimization Guide for the Building Industry, you’re going to be well on your way to capturing traffic and building a list!
Your forms, chats, calls to action (CTAs), and other data collection tools should be pumping data of interested website visitors into your database.
Segmenting your Email Marketing Lists
Segmentation is the process of collecting relevant information about contacts and then effectively grouping similar contacts together for marketing purposes. This enables you to personalize your marketing message and to be extremely relevant to the recipient. Ultimately, it’s all about sending the right email to the right person!
As your list grows, you’ll get a clearer picture of who your visitors are and their similarities. Then you can begin segmenting your visitors for targeted emails.
Consistency and Pace for Email Marketing
When considering email marketing to increase sales, two things can make or break your effectiveness:
- Pace: How often you send a marketing email to your list of subscribers
- Consistency: Sticking to what you decide long enough to measure the outcome
The unique makeup of every business and its marketing recipients will determine how often you send your emails and how long you test a strategy before moving on.
Start with a slow pace, like using a monthly newsletter, and specifically ask for feedback about what your readers find interest in. Over time, both their actual responses and the analytical data from your emails will help you refine your pace and consistency to maximize your email’s effectiveness!
Here’s an example of the Email Analyze screen from Hubspot. Based on the information here, what do you think is and is not working well?
Email Marketing and Design
By this point, you should know how to create a solid email marketing plan. Now you need to know what content you should put into an email. The best results will arrive when you focus on both the content and design of your email.
Follow these steps to write and send a powerful email:
- Begin with your goal in mind: Know what value you are providing and what action you want the audience to take.
- Use visual content to support your copywriting and encourage the intended action: Visual content includes photos showing what you’re discussing, different background or text colors to draw attention to specific areas, and even bulleted lists to condense data into bite-sized pieces.
- Sell the “open” with personalized, specific sender information: The sender’s name, subject line, and preview text all work together to entice the recipient to want to open your email. When they work together well, you’ll see solid open and click rates. Can you tell why the following email generated a fantastic open rate?
- Follow the AIDA copy format to draw your readers in: AIDA is an acronym that stands for Attention, Interest, Desire, Action. Begin your emails by grabbing the reader’s attention. Then help the reader see how the problem and solution relates to their interests. Next, increase your readers’ desire for this solution. Testimonials work great for this. Lastly, tell the reader what action to take for their next step. Here’s an example: “If you’re ready to say goodbye to wet basements caused by runoff, click here to schedule your free gutter consultation!”
- Close with a personal touch: Best practice is to send emails on behalf of your sales reps. Take the time to put their picture, name, direct contact information, and a pleasant salutation within each email! This will help the reader feel comfortable with the rep, even if they have yet to meet in person.
- Review before sending: Ask yourself some of these questions before hitting the send button. Is your email properly formatted and grammatically correct? Is your list properly segmented and selected to receive this email? Did you tell your email software who not to send this email to? Did you consider, research, and analyze the best time and day to send this email? After answering these questions, you’ll be ready to schedule your email!
- Analyze and improve: After 24-48 hours, begin analyzing the results of your latest email. Acknowledge what performed well and which areas you can improve for next time. The email Clickmap is an especially helpful tool for showing where your readers are engaging with the email. HubSpot and most other softwares include this feature.
Following the above steps, you’ll build a repeatable email marketing process that provides value to your readers and gives you insights into where you can continue improving. If you’d like further details and examples on email marketing strategy or on the power of email automation, then check out our full Email Marketing Guide for the Building Industry!
The Best CRM for the Building Industry
Our friends at HubSpot define a Customer Relationship Management Database, or CRM, as a system for managing relationships with your customers. Without arguing with the reigning champions of inbound marketing, we would broaden their definition slightly to say that a CRM is a system for managing relationships with prospects and customers.
A CRM enables you to build strong relationships with people who have not yet purchased. Establishing these relationships significantly increases the likelihood that these people will purchase from you when the time is right!
A strong CRM database will collect all your prospect and customer information in a single place where your sales, marketing, and even service teams can access it and make informed decisions on it.
In our business, the HubSpot CRM is the foundation for all of our sales and marketing efforts. We love that HubSpot is always developing powerful new solutions to our needs, and their support team is always amazing to work with.
The HubSpot CRM is the single source of truth for your building industry business because its powerful sales and marketing tools are all built off of a single database! Here’s how this can benefit you:
- Your sales team can see how marketing has previously educated an individual contact.
- You’ll no longer have to dig through your outdated marketing software to try to connect the dots to your sales team’s spreadsheets. The HubSpot CRM actually eliminates spreadsheets completely, which we think is a cause for celebration itself!
- You’ll have powerful, customizable reports on your dashboard when you log in each day. The metrics that matter most to you will literally be right in front of you!
- HubSpot will give you clarity into what is working for your building industry business and what needs some improvement. You can see if a sales rep needs to put forth more effort. You’ll easily tell if your Facebook ads are generating new leads at a cost-effective rate. And you’ll be able to tell if your database is growing or shrinking.
Besides being a CRM and marketing platform, HubSpot has other specific tools that our customers have found incredibly powerful for their sales teams:
- Email opens and link tracking: Gone are the days of wondering if your client read or even opened your email. Your sales team can use HubSpot to see if a client opened an email or clicked a link within an email!
- Meeting links: These are direct links to a booking form for a meeting with an individual. They’re a very low friction way for clients to get on your sales team’s calendar for consultations.
- Powerful email templates: If your team is consistently sending the same or similar emails, templates with powerful personalization tokens will allow them to efficiently send personalized emails without drafting them each time.
- Vast integrations: Whatever software you’re already using, HubSpot likely has integrations for it! This includes popular apps like Zoom, Google Calendars, and Vidyard.
HubSpot provides powerful tools that increase the efficiency and effectiveness of your sales team. They’ll be able to spend more of their valuable time on profit-generating activities. HubSpot also supplies almost endless data that you can use to fine-tune your business for long-term success!
For more details about the HubSpot CRM and powerful sales tools, check out our full Guide to the Best CRM for the Building Industry!
Facebook Advertising for the Building Industry
Once your organic Facebook and Instagram strategies are producing results, your website is optimized for conversions, and your CRM is growing with lead information, the next step is to use Facebook advertising as a growth catalyst for the entire process!
Facebook is a powerful marketing and lead generation tool because it allows you to organically connect with your target audience and effectively target them with paid advertising. Using Facebook ads gives you direct and measurable control over who sees your ads, allowing you to spend your dollars effectively.
There’s so much that goes into a strong Facebook advertising strategy. The goal of this article is to help you understand the idea of Facebook advertising to see if it’s something that could work for your business.
Facebook advertising for the building industry is most effective when you target your best customer, or buyer persona. Make sure you take the time to build a strong persona before continuing.
Once your Facebook Ad Account & Pixel are set up, you can move on to building your ads!
Generally, there are four types of Facebook Ads that we run for building industry clients:
- Accelerating Facebook Page or Instagram Account growth: This type of advertisement is best when your business pages are small and you need to supercharge your organic posting strategy. As organic reach naturally increases, you can refocus your budget away from these ads to ones that produce leads or traffic.
- Collecting leads directly from Facebook or Instagram: Facebook lead ads are the most effective way to generate leads from social media. They allow people to fill out a form in exchange for something, usually a PDF. Then the form data is automatically transferred to your database. They’re low friction because the person stays on Facebook to fill out this form. Here’s an example of how effective Facebook lead ads can be:
Would you be happy consistently paying less than $2.00 per lead?
- Driving traffic to a website or landing page: If you’re looking to increase visits to your web page or a landing page, traffic ads are a great solution. Be sure to use analytics software to measure the quality of the traffic, though. You want to put your dollars to good use by generating traffic that consumes your content and converts into leads.
- Remarketing: Have you ever visited a website and then started seeing ads for that site “follow you around” the internet? Those are remarketing ads, and they’re a powerful way to pull people back to your website for more information or to take a specific action, like signing up for a webinar.
When using Facebook ads, focusing on optimizing for conversions is the cornerstone of a successful marketing strategy. Conversions happen when your intended audience takes a specific action. The action can be something as simple as filling out a form to receive more information about your product or service after seeing your ad.
Here’s what this would look like. Your Facebook lead ad offers a PDF download in exchange for a few pieces of lead information. Out of 8,300 people who see your ad, 33 fill out the form. Facebook will tell you that your cost per contact is $2.12. In this case, your conversion is the form submission, and the price-per-contact measures the effectiveness of the ad.
A lot of testing, adapting, and analysis goes into running successful Facebook advertising for the building industry. If you feel confident, then go ahead and jump in!
If you need to learn more details about this strategy, then our Facebook Advertising Guide for the Building Industry should be your next read.
Putting the Pieces Together
By this point you should have a strong understanding of the pillars that create a successful internet marketing strategy for the building industry:
- Use Facebook and Instagram to connect and engage with your ideal customers.
- Optimize your website for conversions and ensure it helps your ideal customer know, like, and trust you.
- Build an email marketing strategy that is helpful, human, and provides real value to the readers.
- Align your sales and marketing efforts with a powerful CRM like HubSpot.
- Supercharge your sales cycle with Facebook advertising.
We know it’s a lot of information to absorb, and you may need to reference these strategies again in the future. Download the entire guide for free so you can look it over as needed!
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