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State of Inbound State of Inbound Marketing: Marketing: 2010 Report Mike Volpe VP Marketing @HubSpot Adam Blake MIT Sloan - MBA Student VP Marketing @HubSpot Twitter: @mvolpe MIT Sloan - MBA Student Twitter: @myapb

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Learn what's new in Inbound Marketing and how companies are using it to transform their business. This presentation covers key takeaways from the 2010 State of Inbound Marketing Report (http://bit.ly/deJWws), including: * Survey results of over 230 professionals involved in their company's marketing strategy * How inbound marketing channels deliver lower cost per lead than outbound channels * Why social media and blogs are the most rapidly expanding category in the overall marketing budget * How businesses are generating customers with social media and blogs

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Page 1: The State of Inbound Marketing 2010

State of InboundState of Inbound Marketing:Marketing:2010 Reportp

Mike VolpeVP Marketing @HubSpot

Adam BlakeMIT Sloan - MBA StudentVP Marketing @HubSpot

Twitter: @mvolpeMIT Sloan - MBA StudentTwitter: @myapb

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Report Methodology

• Follow-up to our 2009 report• 231 new responses• Diverse range of industriesDiverse range of industries• Many different size companies• Full report: http://hub.tm/Inbound2010

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Major Findings in 2010 Report

1. Inbound marketing delivers lower t l d th tb dcost per lead than outbound

marketing2. Social media and blogs are

expanding in the marketing budgetexpanding in the marketing budget3. Businesses close real customers

ith i l di d blwith social media and blogs

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Inbound MarketingInbound Marketingvs

Outbound Marketing

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Inbound is 60% Lower Cost Per Lead

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Inbound Marketing is More EffectiveCost Per Lead Rating

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Outbound Marketing is Less EffectiveCost Per Lead Rating

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Inbound Marketing Is More Important

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Trends in Budgetsd S diand Spending

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Outbound Spending Decreasing

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Inbound Marketing Budgets Increasing

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Success Drives Investment in Inbound

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Small Companies Do More Inbound %

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Telemarketing, Paid Search Decrease

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Changes inB i Bl iBusiness Blogging

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Blogging More Often Drives Results

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Most Business Blogs Post Weekly

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Changes inS i l M di M k tiSocial Media Marketing

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Changes in Social Media Landscape“How important are these services to your business?to your business?

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Social Media is for Leads and Sales

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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Social Media is for B2B and B2C

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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The Best and Worstf 2009from 2009

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“Best Things” from 2009

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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“Worst Things” from 2009

Source: survey of hundreds of businesses: HubSpot.com/ROI

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How to Put All the Pieces Together?

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HubSpot Puts the Pieces Together

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What’s HubSpot?

• All-in-one Marketing SoftwareO 2 100 t i 3• Over 2,100 customers in 3 years

• 110+ employees, lots of MIT gradsp y , g

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Blog & Social Media

• Business Blog Software

• Blog Analytics• Blog Analytics• Social Media

Monitoring• Social MediaSocial Media

Publishing

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Search Optimization

• Keyword Grader• Link Grader

Page Grader• Page Grader

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Lead Generation

• Landing Pages• Lead Intelligence

Lead Alerts• Lead Alerts• Visitor Profilingg

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Competitor Tracking

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Marketing Analytics

• Assess the effectiveness of your marketing on a campaign-by-campaign level

• Optimize resource allocation to maximize sales

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Proven ROI by 2,100+ Customers

Cilk Arts Increases Leads 500%

Makana Solutions 3x Leads, 2x Conversions

Vocio Pays for HubSpot 30x Over with New Leads

Objective Management Group Grows Leads 360%

Bridge Group Doubles Online Leads g p

www.HubSpot.com/ROI

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Q & AQ & AFree trial of HubSpot:www.HubSpot.com/free-trial

Mike VolpeVP Marketing @HubSpot

Adam BlakeMIT Sloan - MBA StudentVP Marketing @HubSpot

Twitter: @mvolpeMIT Sloan - MBA StudentTwitter: @myapb