In an unusual move for Google, the officially announced an impending algorithm update this week. Google described it as the June 2019 core update.
The update began rolling out on the Monday 3rd June, impacting Google search ranking and listings positively and negatively across the globe.
With an estimated 39% of sales people missing their targets every month, any tool that you can use to help your team succeed has to be seriously considered.
One key problem that many sales teams has is getting access to key information and knowing how they are doing hour by hour, day by day.
Using ‘live’ reporting on dashboards can fix this, increasing competition amongst the sales team, improving focus and raising team morale - all leading to an increase in sales. Learn more here.
From our conversations across the construction industry, it’s clear that building product Sales Leaders view content marketing with suspicion, feeling it could hinder their chances of getting in front of prospects and customers.
Once we explain the benefits to them and their teams of a well executed inbound marketing strategy, they soon understand the potential to help them improve lead generation and lead quality.
Making their sales team busier, more respected in their sector and getting them in front of more influential decision makers and specifiers.
Read on, to find out how we explain the key benefits to sales of inbound and content marketing.
To generate website traffic, you need people to visit your site. To get them to come, you need to understand what they’re looking for, what phrases they’re using and what type of content would best fit their needs.
Fundamentally, a keyword strategy is needed in any successful building product company's content marketing plan. Let’s explore what keyword strategy is and how it complements keyword research.
A recent report from chiefmartec.com found that there was a 27% increase in the number of marketing technology solutions available in 2018.
While the fear is that the increasing use of technology in sales and marketing will depersonalise the customer experience, the reverse is actually true if these systems and techniques are used correctly.
So, how can technology be utilised to give you more time with customers and improve their experience with your brand?
All to often we could do with some help in getting out sales and marketing strategies right, or just improving them a little.
So, we thought it would be helpful to provide a library of useful guides, reports, cheat sheets and our research for you to access whenever you need it.
One of the first things that you’re taught in sales is that you have two ears and one mouth and to use them in that order.
However, you shouldn't use your mouth at all at crucial points in your sales conversations
Learn how silence can unlock a sales opportunity and when to use it.
Growth. It’s compelling, alluring and addictive. It’s also tough.
It’s getting harder to generate more leads, win more customers, up-sell, cross-sell, increase market share and make more profit using the tactics that were so successful just a few short years ago.
It was Einstein who famously said, “insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results”.
So, is your reluctance to alter your approach, tactics and mindset in your quest for increased growth madness?
Positive customer experience is vital for referrals and maximising life time value from your customer relationships. However, one of the biggest challenges any business faces is keeping customers happy and being consistent in the way we deal with customer challenges and needs.
Unhappy customers can spread their dissatisfaction quickly with social media. But, a delighted client can be the most valued influencer in attracting new customers.
Discover how A.I. can help you improve customer experience, build your brand reputation and grow your business.
Kicking off this year's Microsoft Future Decoded event in London is Cindy Rose.
Cindy is the CEO of Microsoft UK. The event takes place at the ExCel Exhibition Centre at the Victoria Docks in London. The two day event covers a range of technological topics from A.I. to using the cloud and building trust around it.
Read on to find out what Cindy's keynote speech was all about...
Billed as a ‘Question Time’ style debate, the CIMCIG evening focused on the role that traditional UK construction media plays in an age of social and content marketing, and which, if any, media can you trust.
What did we learn? Which media channel is right for your audience? What will publishing look like in 10 years’ time? Who can be trusted in the age of ‘fake news’?
Just as Amazon has created turmoil in high street retail, Apple disrupted the music industry and Facebook changed the way we keep in touch, new technology, most of which is becoming available now, is about to change the way we do business in Construction.
Is your business going to be the next Blockbuster – killed by an obsolete business model, or will you be the Netflix of building products, taking action now to take advantage of the disruptive potential of AI? It's time to incorporate this new technology into your construction marketing strategy.
