By: jdevore on August 19th, 2013

ScreenSteps is Going to Inbound 2013

This Thursday, Greg and I will be presenting a session at Inbound 2013. For those of you who don’t know, Inbound 2013 is an inbound marketing conference hosted by HubSpot in Boston. Each year it seems to get bigger and bigger and there are always great speakers at the event.

This year the speakers include Seth Godin, Nate Silver and Arianna Huffington.

Greg and I won’t be talking about software documentation at the conference, or even about systematizing your business. But we will be talking about taking a systematized approach to Lifecycle Marketing using HubSpot.

Lifecycle Marketing is all about delivering the right information at the right time to your leads and subscribers. The information that your leads want changes based on their level of engagement with you and your company.

One of the tools HubSpot customers can use to do this is called Workflows. Greg and I will be showing how to plan and create Workflows that have a clear goal. When your workflows have a clear goal you can focus on moving your leads through the various lifecycle stages as opposed to just sending out a bunch of emails.

If you are attending Inbound 2013 then please come by and be sure to say hello. We are speaking Thursday, August 22nd at 1:15pm.

About jdevore

Jonathan (Jay) DeVore is the Director of Marketing at Blue Mango Learning Systems, developers of ScreenSteps. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a BS in Accounting, and is a licensed CPA in the state of Virginia. Right after graduation, he worked for his dad's private medical practice in Pasadena, CA auditing the efficiency of billing and collections. After 9 months of living in the golden state, he moved his family to Virginia to begin working at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). As an accountant at PwC, he actually did very little number crunching (which surprised him), and instead audited government information systems for compliance with government requirements (e.g. NIST 800-53). During his time with the Big 4 Accounting Firm, he helped large organizations improve their documentation both from a compliance perspective and instructional perspective. His favorite aspect of work was training/teaching, so when Greg and Trevor approached him with an opportunity to create educational content for ScreenSteps, he jumped at the chance. Jonathan lives in Northern Virginia with his wife and children, and enjoys the beautiful weather the D.C. area offers 9 months out of the year.