What type of ROI should I expect?

By |2018-09-10T18:26:04-06:00September 10th, 2018|Categories: |

It’s common for people to think that inbound marketing alone will generate an immediate spike in leads. Although this can happen if a campaign goes “viral”, albeit rare, inbound marketing is a long-term play.  As with everything in life, balance is the key. Inbound marketing is opposite of advertising. Effective advertising, which is often much more expensive than inbound, can generate that spike in results, however, once you turn it off, the results go away.  Inbound marketing is more like investing in the stock market, where results compound with more content you release and followers, subscribers, and database contacts you build. Also like investing in stocks, your investment will continue to produce returns even if you stop contributing since past content will continue to get found in search engines, generating traffic and leads for years to come. It may be a few months before you can start seeing a true ROI from inbound marketing, but the long-term benefits will power your future sales efforts and can significantly increase the value of your business. A recent study from HubSpot reports that 83% of respondents saw a measurable increase in lead generation within 7 months, and 65% reported seeing a measurable increase after only 4 months -- And remember, performance gets significantly better over time.

How does marketing technology fit into the program?

By |2018-09-10T18:25:01-06:00September 10th, 2018|Categories: |

We often like to use the analogy that we use technology systems & platforms (like WordPress, HubSpot, MailChimp, Constant Contact, Adobe Creative Suite, Unbounce, Salesforce/Pardot, InfusionSoft, Marketo, Insightly, Eventbrite, Google Analytics, etc.) similar to how an accountant uses Quickbooks or how a carpenter uses a hammer, they are our tools of choice. Sure, these people can make some great things happen, but they need their tools. Tech system costs are in addition to the costs of our packages and are typically paid directly to those vendors.

What are my obligations when working with Touchline?

By |2018-09-10T18:22:54-06:00September 10th, 2018|Categories: |

We work with clients that are very involved and clients who are not. At a minimum, we request that clients attend scheduled meetings, provide us with access to the systems, people, and materials we need to complete quality work, and review work in a timely manner. A typical Touchline client on a custom plan will allocate 2-5 hours per week to working with us.  A "Better Than Nothing" Digital Marketing Starter Program client will allocate 1-2 hours per month to working with us.

How do I know if Touchline is a good fit for my company?

By |2018-09-17T15:57:50-06:00September 10th, 2018|Categories: , |

If your company is looking to generate leads from your online marketing, has a sales team to work those leads, and is willing to think creatively, we’re probably a good fit for you. We have experience working with all types of companies, including B2B technology companies, professional services, consulting companies, and real estate firms. We understand that we’re not a fit for everyone, and if we’re not completely confident that we can help you succeed with inbound marketing, we’ll let you know that upfront.

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