Welcome to HubShots, APAC's number 1 HubSpot focussed podcast, where we discuss HubSpot tips and tricks, new features, and strategies for growing your marketing results.
This episode we look at a simple HubSpot Workflow tip, think through Ad attribution reporting, ask What is lead intelligence, and talk about why it is important to start things and persist.
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HubShots, the podcast for marketing managers who use HubSpot hosted by Ian Jacob from Search & Be Found and Craig Bailey from XEN Systems.
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Recorded: 20 February 2019 | Published: 01 March 2019
#doubleburgerfrenzy
Craig’s favourite at Frango’s on the right!
A little about Craig and Ian.
Date based workflows - recur annually option
Example scenario: set up a series of monthly newsletters, and then update it next year to start all over again.
Attribution reporting in ads reporting:
https://blog.hubspot.com/customers/making-an-impression
https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/ads/analyze-ad-campaigns-in-hubspot
Available in Pro and Enterprise
What is Lead Intelligence?
We use the contact record and the timeline to get lead intelligence.
Why Facebook Lead Forms might have a source of organic social:
https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/ads/lead-ads-faq
Another perhaps unexpected behaviour - Analytics views:
You must have ‘All analytics activities’ as the selection in order to see Facebook Lead Form responses.
If you drill down to just your domain they are excluded. This is because technically they weren’t created on your site. Which makes sense. But is potentially a gotcha.
Turn off Hardware acceleration in Chrome
https://twitter.com/craigbailey/status/1091567981019070465
You are always starting. You get better over time.
Ian has been pushing for us to do more video.
Craig has been reluctant - he doesn’t like it and isn’t very good.
But it turns out you get better at things - this podcast is an example.
Take a listen back to episode 2 and see how long you can stand to listen to it - we were cringing as we listened to it tonight.
So then we check how many episodes it took for us to find our rhythm - and it turns out it took about 30 episodes before we were comfortable. By episode 10 we were barely listenable, but by 30 we were OK.
By episode 75 or so we had found our pattern and from 100 onwards we’re really enjoying the process.
Our point: it takes time to get OK at things.
And we’ve only just begun in a way - we’ll likely listen back to this episode in a few years time and cringe all over again. That’s progress.
The takeaway for you dear listener is this: you don’t have to get it perfect in your first episode, blog post, campaign, ad, landing page, chat bot or video - you just have to get started.
That’s why we’re going to persevere with video - we’re not very good at it yet, but we’ll get better.
We’re always starting.
HubSpot pulling in Shopify products and allowing them to be added to Deals, no longer available
Google Tag Manager glossary:
https://www.lovesdata.com/blog/google-tag-manager-glossary
Eg here’s the details on Cross Domain Tracking terms in Google Tag Manager:
https://www.lovesdata.com/blog/google-tag-manager-glossary#cross-domain-tracking
Thanks Benjamin!
“Ordinary things, consistently done, produce extraordinary results.
We self-sabotage when we look for the one massive thing that can be the game changer.”
Keith Cunningham - The Road Less Stupid
Facebook link click meanings:
https://www.jonloomer.com/2019/02/10/facebook-clicks/
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