by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on December 11, 2019
The thought of using a shiny new EHR with all the right features is exciting. However, the thought of moving everything over to a new system is painful. How do you, as the EHR software representative, convince your potential customers that the change is worth the effort?
Topics: Lead Generation, B2B Healthcare Marketing
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on September 13, 2019
What a whirlwind it was! Mark, Tabitha, Erin, Aaron and I spent last week in Boston at the annual INBOUND conference by HubSpot. This is a solid four days of inspiration, ideas, new product announcements, networking, food truck lunch selections, and miles and miles of walking. We'd like to share...
Topics: Video, Sales, Marketing Strategy
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on August 26, 2019
It's probably nothing new when you hear that you need to blog. "What's it gonna do for me," you ask? Well... it can mean all the difference in the number of good leads that you bring in through your website. And that should help you increase sales.
We often hear, "Blogging takes time and it uses...
Topics: Lead Generation, SEO, Marketing Strategy
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on August 13, 2019
Before you decide on a budget, you should consider what you're trying to achieve. Remember: 70% of a purchase decision is made before someone talks to a sales representative. Because of this, a heavy online marketing presence plays a big part in the overall sales process.
Topics: Inbound Marketing, Marketing ROI, Lead Generation
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on August 9, 2019
Whether you're looking for a way to spend marketing budget left for this fiscal year or you're organizing the next full year's marketing plan, we have six recommendations that can help you bring in more leads and nurture relationships with your existing customers.
Maybe you can't afford to...
Topics: Inbound Marketing, Marketing ROI, Marketing Strategy
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on July 3, 2019
Which of these two terms better describes the impact that customers have on your business: outcomes or drivers?
Sales people and marketers from 20 or 30 years ago would likely say "outcomes" without a second thought. After all, their jobs revolved around moving prospective customers down the...
Topics: Inbound Marketing, Lead Generation, Sales
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on June 10, 2019
There is a misperception out there that building a new website will automatically draw in more leads. The first step, before you get more leads, is getting your website to appear at the top of the organic search results. Although the term is "organic results," it's not as simple as planting a...
Topics: Inbound Marketing, Marketing ROI, SEO
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on April 3, 2019
Countless members of senior management across companies both large and small, find themselves asking the same question: why do we need to hire a marketing agency when we have dedicated marketing staff?
Topics: Inbound Marketing, Marketing ROI, Marketing Strategy
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on March 29, 2019
Whether you have a big marketing budget or a small one, it's always good to hear the word "free." But are free marketing services really and truly free? Or are they stripped of most of their features so you pretty much have to upgrade? Those are the questions that run through a marketer's mind...
Topics: Inbound Marketing, Sales
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on February 13, 2019
As the popularity of sharing just about anything and everything on social media sites continues to skyrocket, according to at least one elite source, the "slow and painful death of print" is comically referred to as how "Internet Killed the Newspaper Star." Back in the day when they actually...
Topics: Social Media
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on January 23, 2019
If we've heard it once, we've heard it a thousand times: Don't judge a book by its cover. But honestly, that really only works with people. And maybe books. When it comes to judging the quality of a company and its products, one of the first things people will do is assess how the website...
Topics: Website Design, Video
by
Mary Ann Hegvold
on January 10, 2019
Pop-ups can, and do, work when done right. But what is that happy medium? Do they hurt your SEO? How can you get positive results versus simply annoying the visitor?
Topics: SEO, Website Design