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The flywheel represents a round process that invites customers to grow. The more you invest in customer service, loyalty and customer experience, the more customers you will get. More satisfi customers , who speak better of you and also help attract new customers.

And it’s not that I have anything against the Soviet pivot… But, without a doubt, we all see Pau Gasol as more coordinat and balanc.

The Grow Better concept was introduc by Darmesh Shah, co-founder and CTO of Hubspot. Probably one of the most introvert people at the event… he gave one of the most interesting (and funny) presentations of the whole show.

Growing better

The concept of sustainable growth is fully align with Flywheel’s. In contrast to a linear approach to customer experience and attraction, Darmesh propos a circular model in which all the interactions of the different departments of a company (marketing, sales, customer services, among others) condition the customer experience.

Trying to ruce friction by automating non-critical shareholder database processes as much as possible. Focusing on simplifying interactions and surprising our customers by anticipating them, is the basis for achieving growth. It seems easy: the happier the customers, the more they buy from us.

And there was much more!

True. There was news from Product Hubspot, in the area of ​​Marketing, Sales and Services, of internal restructuring aim at a greater focus on solutions (creating the figure of General Product Managers).

Hubspot inbound conference, Inbound18

There were also some high-profile keynotes. Just sustainability is becoming a priority imagine, we start with Deepak Chopra , talking about the importance of “ emotional wellbeing ” and how it affects our health.

We had Shonda Rimes

who told us about her departure from CBS and ABC, networks japan data where she wrote and produc such important series as Grey’s Anatomy or Scandal, to leave and simultaneously work on 8 new projects at Netflix.

Inspiring talks to remember, like the one by Beth Comstock, who spoke to us about the power of change and how perseverance, trying again and sacrificing pays off. Her book Imagine It Forward: Courage, Creativity and the Power of Change is highly recommend.

70% of people prefer to learn about a company through articles rather than ads.
It has been proven that companies that blog receive 55% more traffic than companies that don’t and have 434% more indexed pages.
Companies with blogs produce an average of 67% more monthly leads compared to those without blogs.
Marketers who prioritized blogging received 13X more ROI than companies that didn’t in 2019.The statistics are clear and the benefits your business could achieve are astounding!

5 Benefits of Blogging for Businesses

Have you heard of the “ Pool Guy ”? He’s quite famous in the content marketing world for using blogs to save his pool business during the 2008 financial crisis. At a time when people were losing their shareholder database jobs. homes, his pool installation business was instead making money. All thanks to the creation of a business blog that simply answered customer questions.

This perfectly demonstrates why blogs are important. Prospects are actively searching for information on the web, so you need to provide that information to them through blogging.

Here are the 5 biggest benefits of blogging for businesses

1. Provide answers and solutions to your leads and customers.
buyer personas must questions be addressed when the advantage of this method of generating ideas blogging for businessHave you ever visited a website looking for more information and found none? When users search for information about your company, product or services and find nothing, they are more likely to turn to other companies that can answer their questions and concerns. If your competitors have a blog, they are reaping the benefits!

Developing a comprehensive

Blog can take time and effort, but start alb directory small and build out your content offerings. Find out what your customers are interested in. Answer the most common questions your sales team receives in your first few blog posts. Plus, you can easily repurpose blog posts into guides and videos. The more content formats and touchpoints you establish with your audience, the more likely they are to find exactly what they’re looking for.