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  • Cost-Benefit Analysis: DIY Therapy Marketing

    Cost-Benefit Analysis: DIY Therapy Marketing

    For many private practice owners, the decision to DIY their marketing stems from a desire to maintain authenticity, articulating value in a way that feels true to their clinical approach, while keeping overhead low. While this approach provides a direct, unfiltered view of client behavior, owners typically reach a point of overwhelm due to the

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  • A Cost Benefit Analysis of Organic Marketing vs. Paid Marketing

    Cost-Benefit Analysis: Organic Marketing vs. Paid Digital Ads

    For organizations with limited budgets, the subject of return on marketing programs is as heavily deliberated as employee hiring. To survive market shifts and meet revenue goals, business owners need marketing solutions that can offer competitive advantages in both speed and efficacy. Let’s compare the benefits and costs of two of the most common online

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  • How to Measure Your Small Business Marketing

    How to Measure Your Small Business Marketing

    Measuring your online marketing efforts is vital to understanding the effectiveness and viability of your value-based messaging and business model. For business owners and small teams, we recommend monitoring your performance on a monthly basis. In this article, we distinguish between marketing key performance metrics and business-relevant formulas and their unique purposes. Table of Contents

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  • Inbound Marketing for HR Firms | Building Sales Enablement Content

    Inbound Marketing for HR Firms: Building Sales Enablement Content

    One of the biggest struggles in B2B sales, especially for Human Resource consulting firms, is creating great content that sales teams will actually use. It’s a common frustration: the marketing team spends weeks developing a new video or a blog series, only to find that their sales team ignores it. Table of Contents The reality

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