How to tackle business challenges through marketing automation

The digital landscape is in constant motion. We’re in the midst of one of the biggest shifts of the last couple of years. The days of third-party cookies are numbered, consumer expectations keep changing, and data collection and privacy regulations are becoming more strict by the day. Some parts of the industry are sitting idly by, for now, but we believe that now is the best time for organisations to act. Start developing a strong first-party data strategy now, and get a head-start on your competition.

The digital landscape will change significantly with the elimination of third-party cookies and the introduction of new European legislation. Advertisers will have to innovate and make the way that they market themselves more sustainable. First-party cookies and a review of the customer relationship are key to this.

In an era where third-party cookies are fading and precise targeting becomes a challenge, businesses are in dire need of reliable first-party data and innovative targeting methods. HubSpot emerges as a pivotal solution for these evolving advertising landscapes.

HubSpot has an established reputation at iO for marketing automation and it’s also useful for inbound marketing. Find out why here.

Which types of marketing are sure to serve your organisation well, instead of only making things harder? If you are consciously aiming for quality B2B leads, then inbound marketing makes up the proper course. In fact, this goes for digital marketing in general: approximately 90% of all B2B research is conducted via digital, online sources.

The way customers make purchasing decisions is changing fast. Too fast, for many organisations. It's becoming increasingly difficult for entrepreneurs to adapt to this evolution. In this webinar, Steven Van Duyse (Senior Business Strategist at iO) explains how you can transform into a truly sales-focused organisation. By streamlining your sales and marketing teams, you prepare everyone for a new way of selling — in terms of data capture, contacting, and influencing.

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Consumers and clients increasingly expect brands to understand their unique preferences and engage with them on a highly personalized level. For businesses, particularly those managing multibrand, multilingual portfolios, this means rising to the challenge of creating hyper-personalised content at scale. Enter the content supply chain: an approach that will help teams to efficiently address these challenges.