Facebook's New Clear History Feature Could Make Ads Complicated, Creating Your Company Content Mission Statement, & Is the HubSpot CRM Really Free? ...This Is THE LATEST!
So, I have two major announcements to make today.
First, my beloved murder face, Pumpkin, fell asleep sitting up during our biweekly team meeting today -- and IMPACT Director of Audience Engagement and Community Stephanie Baiocchi happened to catch it:
Fun fact: Cats snore. 😴
Second, our digital sales and marketing scorecard has been live for a little over a month. In that time, almost 100 different companies have gotten their scorecard results and recommendations.
I'm a data nerd, so I decided to dive a little deeper into the numbers!
No organization received a perfect score.
Only 5.2% scored between 81 and 99.
Only 10.5% scored between 61 and 80.
Then 33.6% scored between 41 and 60...
...and 33.6% (again) scored between 21 and 40!
Finally, 16.8% scored between 0 and 20.
And here's a little fun fact -- HubSpot apparently scored an 86, according to HubSpot CEO Brian Halligan:
(Of course, each digital sales and marketing scorecard result comes with a personalized set of recommendations. We don't just say, "You scored two out of 100 possible points. Ouch. Good luck to you!" That would be awful.)
Anyway, it's been interesting (for me, at least) to see what trends are already presenting themselves -- even though we've only had the scorecard live for such a short amount of time.
I think I'm most surprised by how few companies have ranked in the top two scoring tiers. Then again, we've been in the inbound and content marketing game for awhile at IMPACT, and we're still always discovering new opportunities for us to improve, grow, and become better teachers for our audience.
But isn't that the way it should be?
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