Inbound
Marketing
Inbound marketing is about creating valuable experiences that have a positive impact on people and your business.
It is a method of attracting, engaging, and delighting people to grow a business that provides value and builds trust.
Get more VISITORS, LEADS and CUSTOMERS
Why Inbound Marketing?
Inbound Marketing has proven to be the most ideal digital solution that has produces 54% more leads than traditional outbound practices. A well-crafted inbound strategy will deliver what your sales team really want – a flow of profitable sales with qualified leads.
HOW CAN WE HELP?
SOCIAL AD
MANAGEMENT
SOCIAL
PUBLISHING
WEBSITE
DESIGN
ON PAGE
SEO
LINK BUILDING/
OFF PAGE SEO
BUYER PERSONA
DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL DISCOVERY
& PROSPECTING
CAMPAIGN CREATION
& MANAGEMENT
CTA & CONVERSION
PATH BUILDING
LANDING PAGE
CREATION
LEAD NURTURING
& AUTOMATION
MARKETING
4 STAGES OF
INBOUND MARKETING
01
Attract More Visitors
You don’t want just anyone coming to your website. You want people who are most likely to become leads and, ultimately, happy customers. How do you get them there? You attract more of the right customers with relevant content at the right time — when they’re looking for it.
02
Generate More Leads
Use conversations to create lasting relationships with prospects on the channels they prefer — through email, bots, live chat, or messaging apps. Once you’re in touch, you answer questions and provide relevant content that is engaging and valuable to each of your personas (customer profiles) and then continues the conversation.
03
Get More Customers
After attracting the right visitors and converted the right leads, you need to turn those leads into customers. How can you do this effectively? By utilising the sales tools to make sure you close the right leads at the right time, faster and easier.
04
Gain Word of Mouth
Delighting your existing customer base is extremely important. When you continue to exceed their expectations and maintain satisfaction, they will share with the experience with their friends and family — which might be your potential prospects.