How One Agency Increased Revenue 3,597 Percent

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So you want to win a Lion at Cannes this year? Good luck with that. And to what end anyway? So you can put it on a shelf, let it collect dust and hope it leads to new business? How about a more proven method?

How about a method that can increase your revenue 3,597 percent? Oh, you think this is yet another cheesy white paper offer? Well it is a whitepaper offer but it’s not cheesy in the least.

Smart agency owners know that survival requires an imminent shift toward digital marketing services like blogging, content creation, search engine optimization and social media. But that transition is easier said than done.

That’s why HubSpot (yes, I’ve consumed the Kool-Aid and yes, I write for their blog and no, I’m not actually making any money on this offer) interviewed the leaders of six agencies, all with a variety of backgrounds, all who came to the same realization that change was imperative. They acquired digital talent, changed their services and pricing models, and began selling integrated inbound marketing services to grow their businesses.

In this report, you’ll hear stories and advice from:

Greg Linnemanstons, President of Weidert Group
Aaron Aders, Co-Founder and Marketing Research Director of Digital Relevance (formerly Slingshot SEO)
Paul Roetzer, Founder and CEO of PR 20/20
Bob Ruffalo, Founder and CEO of Impact Branding
Tiffany Sauder, President of Element Three
John McTigue, Executive Vice President and Co-Owner of Kuno Creative

Let that Lion collect dust. Download this whitepaper now and start doing something that will actually make you some coin.

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