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Inbound marketing: the next level in online marketing.

 

The words ‘inbound marketing’ are popping up more and more. But what does inbound marketing mean? It’s a new marketing approach that reflects current consumer habits: searching for information on products or services on Google.  This consumer behavior means that now, more than ever, it’s imperative for your prospects to be able to find your information on the internet. How can you increase your success with inbound marketing? By creating strong web content.

Inbound marketing underscores the importance of adapting your content to the needs and desires of your target audience so that their search path automatically comes across your information! Once they discover your website, the trick is to prolong their visit, subtly guiding them through the sales process. Strategically placed calls-to-action help you to achieve this goal, but offering content that answers the questions of your website visitors and meets their immediate needs plays the most important part. A smartly balanced inbound marketing strategy allows you to convert your leads into customers, as simple as that.

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Anne-Mie Vansteelant
Anne-Mie Vansteelant
COO | Managing Partner at Living Stone

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