Bring your content, landing pages and follow-up into one customer journey. Start with the questions people ask before choosing your business, then plan the resources and responses that help them move forward.
Define the customer groups you want to help and the questions they ask at different points in the buying process.
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Content planning
Build a practical plan for articles, resources and campaign pages that address those questions with useful information.
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Lead capture
Choose relevant calls to action and forms that make it easy for interested visitors to begin a conversation.
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Nurture & measurement
Plan the follow-up after each action and decide which measures show useful progress toward an enquiry or sale.
How to get started
Start with what matters most.
1
Map the journey
Connect customer questions to the stages of awareness, consideration and decision that fit your business.
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Build the plan
Agree the content, page requirements, owners and publishing schedule, then identify the tools needed for follow-up.
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Publish & refine
Review the path from content to enquiry and use the findings to improve both the message and the response.
Good to know
Your questions, answered.
Is inbound marketing only blogging?+
No. Articles can be one part of the journey alongside search, landing pages, email, useful resources and the sales conversation.
How does this relate to GO Market Plan?+
GO Market Plan helps organize the campaign and customer journey. Inbound marketing applies that planning to useful content, lead capture and follow-up.
Do I need every marketing tool at once?+
No. Begin with a clear audience, a useful offer and a workable follow-up process. Add tools where they solve a specific requirement in that journey.
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