INBOUND 18 - DAILY ROUND UP 1

Pardon references to The B2B Marketing Lab, this video was created before we merged with MPULL to form Huble Digital. 

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Morning all from day one of INBOUND 2018 in Boston and welcome to our round-up of the goings-on from yesterday's HubSpot partner day - featuring more orange than a headshot of President Donald "The Donald" Trump.

These days are always exciting for those of us in the Inbound Marketing community (don't judge us too harshly, we're really a fun bunch), but yesterday was genuinely exciting as we got a clear picture of the tools and integrations coming to you - via us - from HubSpot.

We can't give too much away at this point (those NDAs and all that), but with the emergence of conversational marketing, better reporting (we love us some analytics in this game) and improved sales mean (shameless plug alert) we're going to be able to bring some new services to clients in the coming months.

It's been said before that video marketing is the next big thing, but there aren't many around who know how to use it properly – yet! HubSpot is now making it much easier to implement video marketing into campaigns - without having to pay extra for an add on.

We can't wait to bring this service to clients when we have it optimised – we’ll experiment on ourselves first, not our clients.

Our content team got their nerd on via a talk on "utilising historical content optimisation", which is a fancy way of saying "using your older content better".

Creating content consistently is one of the biggest challenges that many marketers still face, and we help our clients overcome this and make the best use of their existing content - in whatever form it takes.

And, of course, it wouldn't be an Inbound Marketing conference without a bit of buzzword bingo.

By far the best addition to this list of words you'll never hear within the "real world" is "videoification" of marketing (a phrase we'll never repeat again).

Drop back tomorrow for a review of day one of the INBOUND conferences.