John Rooney

SEO or Google Ads? Social media or content marketing? Perhaps all of the above.

It’s fair to say business in the UK has had a rather uncertain start to 2019. A lack of clarity over Brexit has had a chilling effect on the economy, and it is also unclear what impact it will have after 29th March.

If you’ve had a look at any other page of our website, it will probably come as no surprise that we’re big fans of HubSpot here at Klood.

Have you got some sort of social media presence? Of course you have. Everyone has. Even your grandmother has a Facebook page, as well as one for each of her six cats.

Regardless of the industry, almost all businesses want to grow. It’s how they measure success and spearheads all of their goals. Unfortunately, it’s not always so easy.

From analysing how users are interacting with your website, through to how people are engaging with you on social media, it’s pretty easy to find yourself down a rabbit hole of numbers, percentages and graphs.

Developing a website, whether you’re starting from scratch or updating an existing site, is no easy feat. It requires substantial man hours and budget, so it’s fair to say it can come as a relief once the finished product is finally live.

After taking a three month break the MKHUG, Milton Keynes’ premier inbound marketing networking event, returns this month — and we can’t wait to see you there.

Previously, salespeople had a system whereby they’d collect, categorise and manage leads. All of this would be done manually. In those days, you could argue there was nothing wrong with following this system. However, If you’re a salesperson and you’re still doing this now, I’d be worried. Deeply worried.