There are so many benefits included when utilizing a marketing automation service to attract and nurture qualified leads, but one of the true perks that doesn’t get enough attention is what happens after the sale.
This week I’m going to explain how to transform your marketing automation leads into bona fide sales.
Last week we talked about the importance of knowing who is visiting your website. Now it’s time to discuss how to nurture them while increasing their interest.
Welcome to “Marketing Automation And Why You Need It”. Over the next four weeks you will discover how a properly utilized CRM/Marketing Automation strategy can help you capture, nurture and transform leads into customers automatically. In order to achieve more ...
Hello again and welcome back to our detailed series “How Can I Improve My Website?”—A handy seven-step approach to ensuring your online home is ready to convert passive lookers into excited clients. If you’re just joining us, welcome! This week ...
My tip this week is a bit different! I hear regularly that many of you enjoy reading our very brief tips. This week I want to invite you to attend a limited seating, one-hour presentation highlighting the incredible power of ...
Republished from Infusionsoft Blog May 20, 2016 Dear <name>, Remember my awesome product? It’s still for sale. Click here to buy! How many of these emails do you receive every week? OK, now think about how many of those bland ...
Welcome back to the last in our ten part series. This week we’re going to discuss marketing automation and how, as a homebuilder, if you’re utilizing this service you’re making a costly mistake.
Hopefully you’ve been finding our ongoing series “The Top Ten Marketing Blunders” useful! This time, Dear Homebuilder, we’re going to talk about the importance of following up with your home buying leads…you are following up, right?
Hey all! Thanks for returning to our ongoing series “The Top Ten Marketing Blunders” home builders commonly make. This week we’re going to discuss how big a mistake it is to not track and measure your builder marketing results. Ready?
