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Here are some concrete examples of how you might be more purposeful with your website to allow you to better utilize your resources and deliver a stronger ROI on your website investment.

Being purposeful with your website allows you to better utilize your resources to suit your company’s current needs. It also better sets the website up for success and allows you to see an ROI in your investment.

Just as you wouldn’t hire an employee without knowing what their job was and how it connects to company goals, you should never build a website without knowing first how it will deliver on company objectives.

In this last post of the series on Automation, I dig into some of the platforms and software that are on the market to allow business to revolutionize their operations.

If it isn’t already, your website should be at the nexus of your business operations. Naturally, automation can grow out of your website to improve overall results.

Automation and Sales are a great combination to put into place checks and balances to ensure leads don’t fall through the cracks.

Automation and Marketing go hand in hand like ice cream and chocolate and peanut butter and dog biscuits. Marketing automation allows businesses to connect with customers and follow up on leads while focusing on other tasks.

What is Automation for business? Why would I automate tasks for my business? What tools would I use? Why do I like Wall-E so much when it makes me feel guilty as a consumer?

We dig into the third and final email as we show how the email journeys weeds out the engaged, the unengaged, and the others who are ready to learn more about your company.