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Social media is an extremely valuable tool for promoting your marketing content.

As marketers, we’re making important decisions on behalf of our company every day.

I don’t know about you, but I wouldn’t consider myself a “technical” person. In fact, the technical aspects of marketing are usually the hardest for me to master. For example, when it comes to technical SEO it can be difficult to understand how the process works.

This post is a part of Made @ HubSpot, an internal thought leadership series through which we extract lessons from experiments conducted by our very own HubSpotters. How do customers discover new products nowadays? Despite there being many ways of becoming aware of a product, there is a simple route to considering it for purchase.

As a marketer, we typically ask ourselves the following question at least a dozen times a day: “Would our prospects and customers like this?”

When I worked at a marketing agency, one of my jobs was to create Instagram accounts for our clients who had never used social media before. Most of the time, these customers quickly realized how helpful Instagram can be for their business.

Sales and marketing teams are both responsible for the growth and revenue side of the business — and yet, many of them still tend to operate like two opposing teams.

Every social network makes it clear how to include a link in your bio on their platform – with the exception of Instagram.

In den letzten Jahren ist Instagram exponentiell gewachsen – von einer Million Nutzern im Dezember 2010 auf über eine Milliarde im Jahr 2020. Wenn Sie an einem Instagram-Konto interessiert sind oder nur ein Konto erstellt haben, sich aber nicht sicher sind, wie Sie es verwenden sollen, haben Sie Glück. Hier werden wir alle Grundlagen behandeln,…