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I think that the premise of Hubspot is similar but also that it's way overpowered for SMBs. FWIW I've seen exactly the same confusion that you describe in smal
by petenixey 12y ago
I think that the premise of Hubspot is similar but also that it's way overpowered for SMBs.
FWIW I've seen exactly the same confusion that you describe in small businesses. I worked with the Yellow Pages for a while and went out in the field with their sales guys. They confirmed that most SMEs only think about advertising when the Yellow Pages sales girl walks through the door each year.
I would guess that a plug 'n play - put money in, get customers out for SMBs would do incredibly well. I'm not sure what it would take to deliver it but even if there is a service that's out there that does this, most SMBs do not know about it.
- saturngirl 12y agoThanks. Hubspot looks pretty cool. I think you are right though - its an overkill for small b/s. The tool needs to be dead simple to use (even if it means limited options)
- fananta 12y ago(disclosure: I worked at HubSpot.) HubSpot is a pretty powerful tool but might be a little much for a small brick and mortar business. I think BuySellAds.com is a great (and simple) alternative to digging through Facebook or Google ads.