How to Repurpose Content Into a Podcast, According to HubSpot’s Podcast Expert

2019 will be remembered as a Teutonic shift in the world of podcasting.

What Is Market Share & How Do You Calculate It?

In the marketing industry, you’ve likely heard the term “market share” from time to time, but what does it mean? Why is it necessary, and how is it calculated?

Audience Targeting: What It Is and Why You Need It

Do you ever feel like your favorite companies just get you sometimes?

The 6 Stages of the Product Life Cycle [+Examples]

When I was 12 years old, I used to be confused about my cousin’s CD collection. Why have CDs when I could go on iTunes and listen to all my favorite songs? This is a perfect example of a product life cycle (PLC) in action.

How to Make a Dramatic Career Shift, According to a Freelancer Who Made $3 Million

For many of us, New Years Resolutions likely include less social media, more time with friends, or a renewed focus on health and wellness (which is probably why my gym is packed throughout the month of January … ).

What is Local Advertising and How Does it Work? [+ Examples]

A couple of years ago, I ran to every grocery store and convenience store in my area, looking for one specific thing.

14 Best Screen Recorders to Use for Collaboration

For your team, screen recorders can be used for several reasons — from creating tutorials for your website to recording a recurring tech issue to sending your marketing team a quick note instead of an email.

8 Examples of Influencer Marketing on TikTok

Since TikTok launched in 2017, marketers have been trying to wrap their minds around the odd-ball video platform. Now, many are realizing that the key to brand awareness might involve sponsoring influencer content on the app.

Why does this strategy make sense? There are a few great reasons why influencer marketing can be beneficial on a new or niche app like TikTok.

5 Examples of Sensory Branding in Retail

When I was in middle school, the coolest place to shop was Abercrombie & Fitch. I loved going in and picking out my favorite jeans and hoodies. The issue was that my mom — who I depended on to drive me to the mall — couldn’t stand going into the store. Why? Long story short, she referred to her experiences at the Abercrombie store as “sensory overload”.

How to Build a Product Ecosystem Buyers Will Want to Be In

A product ecosystem functions in a very similar way to an environmental ecosystem. Like the symbiotic relationship found in nature, a product ecosystem is when products can coexist in a way that’s beneficial for the customer (not to mention, brings in more revenue for the business).