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Empowering Marketing and Sales with HubSpot

By : Resa Gooding
Book Image

Empowering Marketing and Sales with HubSpot

By: Resa Gooding

Overview of this book

Empowering Marketing and Sales with HubSpot is your comprehensive solution to using HubSpot to achieve your business goals with a flexible and lean approach. With this book, you’ll implement out-of-the-box solutions provided by HubSpot for sales and marketing professionals using all the tools needed to effectively manage your business campaigns, sales, and marketing automation processes. This book will take you through steps to ensure your investment in HubSpot pays off from Day 1. You’ll learn how to set up HubSpot correctly and understand how to generate quick wins for your organization. Next, you will work with important HubSpot tools for SEO, social media, and ads. The book will also show you how to use HubSpot for conversational marketing and create a marketing funnel using HubSpot’s lead capture and engagement tools. In addition to this, you will get to grips with building custom reports, dashboards, and notifications to stay on top of company marketing goals. Later, you will learn how to use HubSpot for inbound marketing and for every type of business, such as manufacturing, agriculture, and eCommerce. By the end of this HubSpot book, you will have the skills you need to be able to set up effective marketing campaigns and leverage the insights gleaned from sales efforts using just one platform.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
1
Part 1: HubSpot – Starting Off HubSpot
6
Part 2: Scaling Your Business with HubSpot
14
Part 3: Is HubSpot Right for Your Business?

Chapter 10, Revive Your Database with HubSpot Email Marketing Tools

  1. Here are the elements needed to build an effective email strategy:
    • Your goals
    • Your audience
    • Content
    • Schedule of sending
    • Reporting
  2. Yes, using the integration with Canva
  3. Any of the following can work:
    • Pay attention to the subject lines and ensure they are short but click-worthy.
    • Keep the content short. Any email that is over 60 words must offer great value and not just be a long-winded sales pitch.
    • Use personalization wherever possible – in the subject line, in the preview of the text, in the body of the email, and, of course, in the salutation.
    • Try not to add too many links to the email that take users to different content.
    • Ensure the links are relevant to the action you want the contacts to take.