Inbound marketing in practice:

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If we divide the inbound marketing process into these four phases, it immediately becomes a little easier to see the whole picture.

1. Arouse curiosity
This is the phase where you arouse the curiosity of your customer group and draw them to your site via Google search, social media, or via blog posts.

This bit depends on visibility through good use of SEO and tactical use of social media .

2. Create interest
At this stage, you have captivated the reader and have had reunion email list the opportunity to present the best of your quality content. This is where you create interest by shining a light on well-written, carefully researched, and well-reasoned information.

The content doesn't necessarily have to be text. If you have a business that is visible on many platforms, such as YouTube or podcasts, video and audio content are equally valuable. The goal is to get customers ready to buy by warming them up with all the information they could possibly need.

3. Clear
If you've done your job right, the next step is to present your product to customers in a way that will make them buy it. If you have your own products or services, there can be a lot to gain from this phase.