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How to do marketing
Lead capture

How to generate leads that are worth a damn

Generating leads is important – you know that. Some marketer has probably mentioned it once or twice, with that dreamy look in their eye....

Posted by Simon Collins
Essential statistics about B2B SEO
SEO
Strategy

Essential statistics about B2B SEO

Type ‘B2B SEO’ into Google and press enter. You’ll be rewarded with 30.8 million results, offering ‘fresh perspectives’ and promising ‘high...

Posted by Alex Cohen
13 elementary marketing mistakes made by tech startup CEOs
How to do marketing
Communication

13 elementary marketing mistakes made by tech startup CEOs

This piece is from the heart. I’ve made my fair share of marketing mistakes running two tech companies – Intelligent Games and Turbine –...

Posted by Matthew Stibbe
5 fun B2B tech companies that got their marketing right
How to do marketing
B2B

5 fun B2B tech companies that got their marketing right

Being fun in B2B marketing is about being confident and honest. Sure, you can squeeze yourself into the traditional mould if you really...

Posted by Jessica Lawrence
A group of people using smartphones
How to do marketing
Lead capture

6 ways to use social proof in an inbound marketing campaign

With so much information on the internet, it can be difficult for customers to know who to trust. This is where social proof comes in.

Posted by Charlotte Littley
10 provocative questions that will bend and blow your mind
How we work
Miscellaneous

10 provocative questions that will bend and blow your mind

Being creative and getting into a creative space isn't always easy. Opening up your mind and letting it wander can be a huge help to coming...

Posted by Charlotte Littley
Old-fashioned gym with weights and bars
How to write
Writing

10 ways to slim down obese copy

Shorter, punchier copy is more readable and more memorable than obese copy. You can test this in your own life. Why do we like top ten...

Posted by Matthew Stibbe