Tweetable Stats to Reinforce Your Inbound Marketing Efforts

Help Us Spread the Inbound Marketing Message

– Unless this is the first Inbound Marketing-specific article you’ve ever read, the following stats will probably not surprise you. You might have experienced tremendous Inbound Marketing success in your own business or perhaps you’re considering a revamped marketing strategy that includes Inbound Marketing. Either way, there are lost souls out there who have not heard the good news about Inbound Marketing.

That’s why we compiled some statistics that you can help us share so we can spread the word:

60% of companies have adopted some element of the inbound marketing methodology into their overall strategy.?Tweet
41% of marketers say inbound marketing produced measurable ROI in 2013.?Tweet
53% of CEOs/CMOs increased their 2013 inbound marketing budgets.?Tweet
62% of marketers surveyed will blog in 2013.?Tweet
18% of marketers confirmed that developing quality content was their top priority in 2013.?Tweet
After four straight years of consistent SEO outlays, search engine allocations dropped 3% this year.?Tweet
Social media accounts for 14% of marketers? total lead pipeline this year.?Tweet
52% of all marketers generated a lead from Facebook in 2013.?Tweet
Only 27% of marketers bought an email list this year.?Tweet
The average 2013 website conversion rate is 10%, industry-wide.?Tweet
20% of marketers say increasing total lead volume is their top priority this year. Tweet
Twice as many marketers say inbound delivers a below average cost per lead vs. outbound strategies.?Tweet
The average cost per customer for enterprise companies with a formal marketing-sales agreement is $291.?Tweet
67% of marketers rate lead scoring as important to their strategic success.?Tweet
45% of marketers do not test their inbound marketing campaigns.?Tweet
50% of marketers consider their companies to be primarily customer focused.?Tweet
15% of companies are primarily focusing on their products in 2013. Tweet
Only 17% of sales teams fully support their company’s inbound marketing efforts. Tweet
46% of marketers use Google Analytics? free reporting.?Tweet
Hiring top talent is the top challenge for 9% of marketers, while 8% say it’s training their teams.?Tweet
81% of all marketers work in teams of fewer than 6 people.?Tweet

Statistics courtesy of HubSpot.

Is your organization experiencing similar success? If not, you might need a refresher on Inbound Marketing or perhaps request a free HubSpot demo to see what the software can do for you:

Marketing Matters Inbound?is an inbound marketing firm specializing in online conversions, content?strategy, PPC campaigns and traditional media placement. Our experience in?B2B digital?marketing?and?traditional media?allows us to deliver results through a strategic media mix. We believe in?aligning and merging marketing and sales/operations for optimal return on your marketing investment.