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Doug Davidoff

Happy Birthday HubSpot + 5 Demand Generation Predictions

Last Friday was HubSpot’s 10th birthday, which means it was also the roughly 10th birthday for the concept of Inbound Marketing. It’s hard to believe that the term is only 10 years old. It got me thinking, what else didn’t exist 10 years ago? Here’s the initial list I came up with: The iPhone hadn’t been invented. Facebook still limited access to college students (and it was still called The Facebook). People were still talking about “Web 2.0.” You had to read books by reading the actual book;...

The 5 Most Common Mistakes Made by Veteran Inbound Marketers

Editor's Note: This post originally appeared on the HubSpot Marketing Blog. As a part of our...

5 Ways to Kill a Strong Blog

A few weeks ago, Stacy wrote an entertaining post providing several reasons that you should quit...

The 6 Tools That are the Foundation of any Sales & Marketing Technology Stack

The difference between good demand generation efforts and great is increasingly reliant on the...

7 Easy Ways to Screw Up Your Demand Generation Strategy

Demand generation, like so many other things, takes intense strategy, focus and discipline to...

5 Inbound Marketing and Demand Generation Observations from HubSpot Partner Day

I think I’ve recovered from my latest visit to Boston for HubSpot’s annual get together for their...

3 Strategies to Make Your Product Easy to Sell

Those who know me well know that there are five things that I absolutely love: sales, marketing,...

How to Create an Editorial Philosophy that Drives Sticky Content

Have you ever stopped to think about what makes a publication a publication? Unless you’re involved...

5 Keys to Starting an Effective Sales Development Team

One of the hottest trends in sales today is the utilization of sales development as a key tactic in...

6 Rules To Write Cold Emails That Stick

A short while back, I wrote about some of the worst cold emails I’ve received. Unfortunately there...