Overall Satisfaction with HubSpot
We use HubSpot for marketing, and now we've gotten our Sales team on the CRM side of it.
It is helpful to me as a one-person marketing team so that I can manage our database of leads, email, landing pages, and social media all in one place. It's too early to tell how it's helping us on the CRM side of things, but we do like that our CRM and our marketing tool is now under one roof, so to speak.
It is helpful to me as a one-person marketing team so that I can manage our database of leads, email, landing pages, and social media all in one place. It's too early to tell how it's helping us on the CRM side of things, but we do like that our CRM and our marketing tool is now under one roof, so to speak.
- Email marketing. It helps with automated RSS emails (from our blog), and provides more and more detailed reporting of how the emails fared (how, when, and where they were read), how they get sent, and making sure they look and perform as best they can.
- Social media. I've noticed using things I wouldn't have gotten anywhere else from the Monitoring portion. Scheduling social media is nice.
- Database management. There are tons of ways to segment leads.
- Social media scheduling. I wish HubSpot would suggest days and times to help your social media get the most amplification.
- Similar to social media, I wish HubSpot would suggest times and days for email engagement.
- No dedicated support for our business. We used to have it, but now we don't.
- Consolidation. It brought all the tools we were using for marketing together.
- Reporting. We are now able to report on sales initiatives and how marketing has impacted them since we're using the CRM.
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