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Table of Contents. How to Use These Slides ……..Slide 3 Inbound Basics ………………..….Slide 5 Top of the Funnel ………………...Slide 29 Middle of the Funnel …………....Slide 64 Bottom of the Funnel …………..Slide 80. Methodology, ROI, Inbound vs. Outbound, Adoption. Blogging, SEO, Social Media.
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Table of Contents How to Use These Slides……..Slide 3 Inbound Basics………………..….Slide 5 Top of the Funnel………………...Slide 29 Middle of the Funnel…………....Slide 64 Bottom of the Funnel…………..Slide 80 Methodology, ROI, Inbound vs. Outbound, Adoption Blogging, SEO, Social Media Landing Pages, Calls-to-Action, A/B Testing Email, Lead Nurturing, Marketing Automation
How to Use These Slides Flip through this presentation and feel free to copy and paste charts, graphs, or even entire slides into your own presentations. The slides are organized according to the different stages of the marketing funnel they address. (Keep in mind, however, that most inbound marketing tactics can be applied to multiple stages of the funnel!) THIS PRESENTATION YOUR PRESENTATION COPY PASTE
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INBOUND BASICS In this section, you’ll find stats, charts, and graphs that pertain to … • The Inbound Methodology • Inbound Marketing ROI • Inbound Marketing vs. Outbound Marketing • Inbound Marketing Adoption Trends
The Inbound Methodology The best way to turn strangers into customers and promoters of your business Source: HubSpot
The Inbound Methodology Along the top are the actions inbound companies use to obtain – and retain – new customers. Along the top ar the four actions (Attract, Convert, Close, Delight) inbound companies must take in order to obtain visitors, leads, and customers. Source: HubSpot
The Inbound Methodology Along the bottom are the tools inbound companies use to accomplish these actions. Along the top ar the four actions (Attract, Convert, Close, Delight) inbound companies must take in order to obtain visitors, leads, and customers. Source: HubSpot
Proving ROI for Marketing Activities Is a Major Challenge for Marketers Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Inbound Marketing Delivers on ROI, but Marketers Face Calculation Struggles Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Inbound Marketing Improves Lead Acquisition Margins Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Inbound Strategies Deliver Below-Average Cost per Lead Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Inbound Strategies Show Positive Cost per Lead vs. Effort Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
The ROI of Using HubSpot’s Inbound Marketing Software HubSpot customers reached 3.51x more visitors per month within 1 year. VISITORS HubSpot customers reached 6.12x more leads per month within 1 year. LEADS 69% of HubSpot customers saw an increase in sales revenue. CUSTOMERS Source: HubSpot
The ROI of Using HubSpot’s Inbound Marketing Software HubSpot customers enjoy exponential lead growth, averaging more than 9,100 leads after 1.5 years of inbound marketing. Download the Full Inbound ROI Report Right click > Hyperlink > Open Hyperlink Source: HubSpot
Inbound Marketing VS. Outbound Marketing: Lead Generation Q: What percentage of your company's leads come from each of the following sources? Note: Graph excludes “email” and “don’t know/not applicable” responses. Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Inbound marketing delivers 54% more leads into the marketing funnel than traditional outbound leads. Source: HubSpot
Inbound leads cost than outbound leads. 61% LESS Source: Search Engine Journal
Outbound Marketing Tactics Are Losing Market Share Q: Which sources of leads have become less important to your company over the last six months? Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Inbound Marketing Channels Continue to Be the Most Important Sources of Lead Generation Q: Which sources of leads have become more important to your company over the last six months? Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Nearly 60% of Marketers Have Already Adopted Inbound Strategies Q: Does your company do inbound marketing? Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Majority of CEOs ReportInbound Marketing Adoption *Q: Does your company do inbound marketing? *Graph only shows responses from executives. Source: HubSpot Survey N = 195
Nearly 50% of CEOs ReportComplete Inbound Integration *Graph only shows responses from executives. Source: HubSpot Survey N = 195
Inbound Marketing Budgets Are on the Rise Q: Specific to inbound marketing, how does your company’s 2013 budget compare to your 2012 budget? Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Annual Inbound Marketing Budget Growth Remains Strong Q: Specific to inbound marketing, how does last year’s budget compare to this year’s budget? Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
CEOs Investing More in Inbound *Graph only shows responses from executives. Source: HubSpot Survey N = 195
Marketers Allocate 1/3 of Overall Lead Generation Budget to Inbound Tactics Q: What percentage of your company’s annual lead generation budget will be spent on the following? Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Inbound Marketing Touches Nearly Every Major Industry Start at the top, then move clockwise around the circle Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
TOP OF THE FUNNEL In this section, you’ll find stats, charts, and graphs that pertain to … • Blogging • Social Media • SEO
62% of Marketers Have a Blog Q: Does your company publish a blog? Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Companies That Blog Generate 126% More Leads Than Those That Don’t Source: HubSpot Survey N = 2,300
The average company that blogs generates 55% more website visitors Source: HubSpot
The average company that blogs generates 97% more inbound links Source: HubSpot
The average company that blogs generates 434% more indexed pages Source: HubSpot
Blogging Regularly Linked to Higher ROI Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Blogging Improves ROI. 80% of marketers with a company blog could prove inbound ROI in 2013. Source: HubSpot
43% of Marketers Generate Customers From Their Blog Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
57% of Marketers Who Blog Monthly Acquire Customers From Their Blog Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
82% of Marketers Who Blog DailyAcquire Customers From Their Blog Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
Blogging = Business. 61% of U.S. consumers have made a purchase based on a blog post. Source: Ignite Spot
Marketers Continue to Dedicate More Budget to Blogging & Social Media Q: What percentage of your company’s annual lead generation budget will be spent on the following? Note: Graph excludes “email” and “don’t know/not applicable” responses. Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
82% of Consumers Enjoy Reading Relevant Content from Brands Source: Content Marketing Association
81% of Consumers Trust Information and Advice From Blogs Source: BlogHer
70% of Consumers Prefer Getting to Know a Company Via Articles (Not Ads) Source: Content Plus
Social Media & Blogging Cost Marketers Time, Not Money Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
16% of Marketers Allocate a Full-time Employee to Social Media Source: HubSpot Survey N = 3,339
84% of B2B Marketers Use Social Media in Some Form Source: Aberdeen Group
More Than Half of Marketers Dedicate 6+ Hours to Social Media Each Week Source: Social Media Examiner
Social media producesthe marketing leads of tradeshows, telemarketing, direct mail, or PPC. 2X Source: HubSpot
Social media lead conversion rates arethan average conversion rates. 13% higher Source: HubSpot