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With the introduction of topic clusters, and changes to search engine algorithms, this year has brought new opportunities for b2b marketers to improve their web traffic. Relying on individual keywords is no longer an option; you’ll need to embrace new strategies with the use of topic clusters. It may seem like a hassle to rethink your old strategies, but the results will be worth the effort. Here are three ways your b2b business can benefit from using topic clusters for its content marketing.

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Your web traffic can face a number of challenges, whether it’s from a lack of continuous SEO support, or changes in your website’s design. We previously shared some effective strategies to boost your b2b web traffic, but sometimes that steady momentum takes an unfortunate dip. If you’ve noticed a decline in your web traffic, here are some pitfalls your website may still be facing.

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Your b2b website plays a huge role in building brand awareness, gaining qualified leads, and sharing relevant content. If you’re not measuring specific metrics for your site, it may negatively affect its performance. A dedicated analytics tool is a good place to start, as provides real-time data for your web pages.

These are the key metrics that have an influence on your b2b website performance. 

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Getting the most out of white papers takes focus and persistence. Keeping your white paper style consistent and attention-grabbing is a good practice to start with, but what else can you do to attract viewers?  Here are some additional strategies to find success from your white paper marketing.

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By the end of this May, HubSpot will no longer be supporting its keyword tool. This is a result of updates to search engines, such as Google, which are following longer keyword phrases instead. Digital Marketers still have HubSpot’s Content Strategy Tool, and HubSpot is prepared to move beyond their outdated keyword tool. Here’s what you need to know about HubSpot’s upcoming changes.

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New data has shown an impressive 30% of the top ten million websites on the Internet are currently using Wordpress. That means WordPress is making up about 60.2% of the market share for inbound, effectively placing it as a top choice for inbound traffic. Digital marketers, here are some reasons why WordPress remains at the top of inbound traffic.

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Last year, b2b marketers were given a glimpse of the future with artificial intelligence improvements, video marketing, and block chain technology. As technology changes, digital marketing tactics must follow. The age of b2b digital marketing is on a steady incline for 2018, and marketers may need to change up their strategies to keep up with the latest tech trends. That’s why we’re giving you a look at the year ahead in b2b digital marketing. 

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Developing ideas for your content marketing strategy can be a difficult task, it is important to set goals, and consider how your content will benefit your audience. Use yourself as an example, is your goal to generate more leads? Maybe, you’d like to be positioned as a thought leader. Still need some help getting started? We’ve taken the time to share these three steps you can take to build shape your content marketing efforts.

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When building the best b2b marketing strategy for your business, social media may not be an idea that readily comes to mind. It’s a common myth that social media isn’t relevant to b2b marketers. With many of your prospects regularly sharing content through social media, there are plenty of opportunities for marketers to attract prospects with their own content. Here are some reasons why social media can make a difference for your b2b marketing and sales teams.

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Every b2b company has a marketing strategy they’ve developed, with goals and expectations set for a specific timeframe. However, many times these goals are abandoned and never fully reached. When analyzing your business’s marketing strategy, here are three questions you should consider asking yourself.