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Organic. For most of us this word conjures up thoughts of healthy, chemical-free, hormone-free products promising to improve our health. Lately, however, it’s become the new buzzword in describing a more internal, nurtured approach that allows you to grow your business or nonprofit on your own terms and timeline.

The main goal of creating useful, quality content is for it to attract the attention of your target audience. It doesn’t do any good sitting out there in cyberspace if no one is ever going to read it. All of us in the marketing world know how hard it is to rank high enough to earn the coveted first page placement on a search engine. And if you’re not on the first page...I mean, when’s the last time you hit "next" at the bottom of your Google search page?

Email is not dead. I know; it boggles the mind to think that amongst today’s abundance of apps and social media channels, email continues to be a tried and true tool of successful marketing. That being said, it’s easy for us marketers to get stuck in an email rut. Using the same strategy that worked a year ago, or even six months ago, may not prove to continue to make an impact today.  

While most businesses are aware that social sharing is important and is something they should be doing, most only understand it as a general concept. Without digging deeper into the values and even motivations of why people share, organizations take a scattered approach, which brings random results. When a business develops a more strategic, thoughtful process, social sharing becomes a powerful tool to grow the business.

We Gen-Xers know that everybody wants to rule the world, and we think we still do. We don’t wanna stop believing and would rather keep partying like it’s 1999. But, news flash: We don’t rule the world anymore! A new generation has barreled in and is demanding its place in the digital landscape.

Denver and surrounding cities like Boulder, Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins seem to be experiencing a modern day gold rush and a slight identity crisis. Denver ranks among the nation’s most business-friendly cities. Its job market is one of the strongest in the country for men and women. Real estate is skyrocketing to the point of ostracizing millennials; while at the same time, several cities in Colorado rank as the best places to raise a family. So, we decided to take a look at how these overall trends are affecting fellow Denver/Boulder area inbound marketing agencies by speaking with several HubSpot agency partners and regulars of the Denver HubSpot User Group (HUG).