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Customers Demand Inbound Marketing

Be found when and where your customers need you with an effective inbound marketing strategy
An inbound marketing strategy that is properly executed will place your brand in front of your target audience with the right information tailored for the stage they are at in the buyer’s journey. Unlike traditional outbound marketing efforts that were intrusive and relied heavily on the number of impressions to draw in leads, inbound marketing is about creating a customer-centric experience that guides your visitors along the buyer’s journey. When done properly, the customer feels they have arrived at the best decision of their own accord and not that they were pushed into buying with a hard sell approach.Inbound marketing maximizes your ROI
Based on the four stages of the buyer’s journey: attract, convert, close and delight, developing an inbound marketing strategy that will best suit your target audience and result in high conversions for lead generation is based upon the following premises:- Creating your primary buyer persona with as much detail as possible. Who they are, where they spend their online time and their pain points.
- Appropriate and compelling content for each stage of the buyer’s journey. The content required for new traffic is significantly different from content you will rely on for lead generation during the conversion stage.
- Promoting your content on the right channels at times best-suited to your target audience. The best content in the world will not be useful if your potential customers do not see it and it will not achieve maximum success if your audience does not share it across their own platforms.
- Continuing to foster relationships even after the sale. Customers you have nurtured along the buyer’s journey and continued to delight once their purchase has been made become brand ambassadors for your business. Your happy customers will continue to promote your brand, maximizing your ROI.
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