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Paul Schmidt

@drumming

Marketer, SEO & Musician. Director @SmartBugMedia. @HubSpot Alum.

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Pete Caputa IV (PC4) (@pc4media) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Google Analytics: Anonymous visitor tracking for improvement of website and content performance. HubSpot Analytics: Lead tracking for improvement of conversion funnel and sales enablement. You need both.

Tom Critchlow (@tomcritchlow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most agencies suck at client communication. If you work at an agency, it’s YOUR job to ensure that the work you’re doing is landing the right way with your client. Here’s how:

HubSpot (@hubspot) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Imagine you have $0 to build a website that delivers a seamless digital experience for your customers. Sound impossible? Not to us. Meet Free CMS Tools, powered by CRM. Empower your teams to build a powerful, secure website, free of charge. hubspot.com/products/cms-f…

Imagine you have $0 to build a website that delivers a seamless digital experience for your customers. 

Sound impossible? Not to us. 

Meet Free CMS Tools, powered by CRM. Empower your teams to build a powerful, secure website, free of charge.
hubspot.com/products/cms-f…
John Doherty 👍 (@dohertyjf) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A common thing we hear at CRΞDO is that people are considering hiring a bunch of freelancers instead of an agency "because of agency overhead." This is a terrible idea for many reasons. Here are a few.

Paul Schmidt (@drumming) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Definitely a challenge in my world as well. Designing improvements in marketing, sales and CS processes can only get you so far if your product doesn't exceed customer expectations.

Rand Fishkin (follow @randderuiter on Threads) (@randfish) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Execs: you've got 2 choices when it comes to marketing strategy... 1) Serve existing demand 2) Create new demand Too many of y'all are focused on #1 👇

John Doherty 👍 (@dohertyjf) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Now is a great time to look at your website's messaging and rework it if you haven't since the economic outlook changed. A 🧵 on how to do that well.

Kevin_Indig (@kevin_indig) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hot take: if Semrush can visualize PBNs and link schemes, Google can, too. This new feature shows you the sites in your close neighborhood and how they're interlinked. Tip: export and compare with competitors. PS: May or may not have had a hand in this feature👀

Hot take: if Semrush can visualize PBNs and link schemes, Google can, too.

This new feature shows you the sites in your close neighborhood and how they're interlinked.

Tip: export and compare with competitors.

PS: May or may not have had a hand in this feature👀
Paul Schmidt (@drumming) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've been saying this for a couple years now. Peoples' appetite for lifetime deals (aka one-time cost vs. subscription) is going up. That's why businesses like AppSumo.com are going to dominate the small business, point-solution software space for years to come.

Ross Simmonds (@thecoolestcool) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve never met a great marketer who doesn’t love to learn. If you’re not interested in personal growth — this industry might not be for you.

Aaron Levie (@levie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the most common concerns about AI is the risk that it takes a meaningful portion of jobs that humans currently do, leading to major economic dislocation. Often these headlines come out of economic studies that look at various job functions and estimate the impact that AI

Pe:p Laja (@peeplaja) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Almost every B2B SaaS website has images or illustrations of some kind. But what should they be? A pattern that comes up repeatedly in Wynter tests for B2B SaaS websites is that people only want to see actual screenshots of the tool. They're looking to understand the tool

Almost every B2B SaaS website has images or illustrations of some kind. But what should they be?

A pattern that comes up repeatedly in Wynter tests for B2B SaaS websites is that people only want to see actual screenshots of the tool.

They're looking to understand the tool