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When companies start new campaigns with our agency, we always take additional timing and effort to curtail it to specific needs that every business has. The client in this case study was hoping to increase revenue, through expanding their applicable audience (website traffic). They also wanted to bury they dated marketing approach and launch an advanced type of a promotional campaign dictated by a sound Digital Strategy. We decided to take a two-pronged approach to reaching these goals. The first part of this marketing plan was to use an integrated marketing content strategy that incorporated SEO, Link Development, and Social Media. We also needed to focus on foundational, technical improvements for page optimization on the client’s website.
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When companies start new campaigns with our agency, we always take additional timing and effort to curtail it to specific needs that every business has. The client in this case study was hoping to increase revenue, through expanding their applicable audience (website traffic). They also wanted to bury they dated marketing approach and launch an advanced type of a promotional campaign dictated by a sound Digital Strategy. We decided to take a two-pronged approach to reaching these goals. The first part of this marketing plan was to use an integrated marketing content strategy that incorporated SEO, Link Development, and Social Media. We also needed to focus on foundational, technical improvements for page optimization on the client’s website.
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When companies start new campaigns with our agency, we always take additional timing and effort to curtail it to specific needs that every business has. The client in this case study was hoping to increase revenue, through expanding their applicable audience (website traffic). They also wanted to bury they dated marketing approach and launch an advanced type of a promotional campaign dictated by a sound Digital Strategy. We decided to take a two-pronged approach to reaching these goals. The first part of this marketing plan was to use an integrated marketing content strategy that incorporated SEO, Link Development, and Social Media. We also needed to focus on foundational, technical improvements for page optimization on the client’s website.
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When companies start new campaigns with our agency, we always take additional timing and effort to curtail it to specific needs that every business has. The client in this case study was hoping to increase revenue, through expanding their applicable audience (website traffic). They also wanted to bury they dated marketing approach and launch an advanced type of a promotional campaign dictated by a sound Digital Strategy. We decided to take a two-pronged approach to reaching these goals. The first part of this marketing plan was to use an integrated marketing content strategy that incorporated SEO, Link Development, and Social Media. We also needed to focus on foundational, technical improvements for page optimization on the client’s website.
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When companies start new campaigns with our agency, we always take additional timing and effort to curtail it to specific needs that every business has. The client in this case study was hoping to increase revenue, through expanding their applicable audience (website traffic). They also wanted to bury they dated marketing approach and launch an advanced type of a promotional campaign dictated by a sound Digital Strategy. We decided to take a two-pronged approach to reaching these goals. The first part of this marketing plan was to use an integrated marketing content strategy that incorporated SEO, Link Development, and Social Media. We also needed to focus on foundational, technical improvements for page optimization on the client’s website.
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When companies start new campaigns with our agency, we always take additional timing and effort to curtail it to specific needs that every business has. The client in this case study was hoping to increase revenue, through expanding their applicable audience (website traffic). They also wanted to bury they dated marketing approach and launch an advanced type of a promotional campaign dictated by a sound Digital Strategy. We decided to take a two-pronged approach to reaching these goals. The first part of this marketing plan was to use an integrated marketing content strategy that incorporated SEO, Link Development, and Social Media. We also needed to focus on foundational, technical improvements for page optimization on the client’s website.
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- Organic traffic increased 574%
- Conversions from organic traffic increased 236%
- Revenue from organic traffic increased 145% *this revenue was normalized
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- Organic traffic increased 574%
- Conversions from organic traffic increased 236%
- Revenue from organic traffic increased 145% *this revenue was normalized
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No experience is more related to that perspective than our own inbound transformation. Over the past three years, we went from referring to ourselves as a creative agency (web design, SEO, and branding) to wholeheartedly embracing the moniker “inbound marketing agency.” But we weren’t sold inbound — we experienced it.
Outbound marketing is inherently obfuscated, duplicitous and full of shit.Stacy Rogers
We are our own best inbound marketing case study. In an industry many say is difficult to estimate, Vital has experienced 300% growth in revenue and 300% growth in employees, all of which is solely attributed to our inbound and content marketing strategies.
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Bold: That made us expand our services list to include other Digital Marketing activities.
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Strike-through: That made us expand our services list to include other Digital Marketing activities.
Link: That made us expand our services list to include other Digital Marketing activities.
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The canned answer usually goes something like this: Why try to buy customers with traditional “outbound marketing” when consumers aren’t even paying attention?
45% of direct mail never gets opened, 200 million people are on the national Do Not Call Registry 85% of people fast forward through commercials 84% of 25–35 year-olds are likely to skip a website with excessive advertising. That makes it more likely for you to win a lottery than get a sale out of a banner ad.
While that’s a good enough answer with compelling stats that back it up, but there’s more to inbound marketing than this. In this post, I’m going to give you my insights. I’m not just going to harp on how outbound is reaching increasingly smaller audiences and how inbound is more engaging and more accessible — although both statements are very true.
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First, let’s define inbound marketing vs. outbound marketing, keeping in mind two aspects of marketing strategies: distribution and message.
Inbound marketing — if Hubspot didn’t coin “inbound marketing,” they have certainly spent a lot of time and money branding it as their own invention. Here’s how they define it: “Inbound marketing focuses on creating great content that can attract people toward your company and product, where they naturally want to be. By aligning the content you publish with your customer’s interests, you naturally attract inbound traffic that you can then convert, close, and delight over time.” This is a decent definition, if somewhat oversimplified.
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First, let’s define inbound marketing vs. outbound marketing, keeping in mind two aspects of marketing strategies: distribution and message.
Inbound marketing — if Hubspot didn’t coin “inbound marketing,” they have certainly spent a lot of time and money branding it as their own invention. Here’s how they define it: “Inbound marketing focuses on creating great content that can attract people toward your company and product, where they naturally want to be. By aligning the content you publish with your customer’s interests, you naturally attract inbound traffic that you can then convert, close, and delight over time.” This is a decent definition, if somewhat oversimplified.
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First, let’s define inbound marketing vs. outbound marketing, keeping in mind two aspects of marketing strategies: distribution and message.
