Jonathan Osorio
Jonathan is director and founder of OnFocux an inbound marketing and web design agency. He is responsible for helping clients to generate leads every month and for teaching businesses how to build effective online marketing strategies.
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By: Jonathan Osorio
Oct 05, 2016
What is Marketing Qualified Lead? - Inbound Marketing Dictionary Term 150 Words
A Marketing Qualified Lead, commonly referred to as MQL, is a contact who is more deeply engaged than a typical lead, but requires additional nurturing before becoming sales ready. It is important to keep MQLs warm, so to speak, by continuing to foster interest in your products or services until they are ready to make a purchase decision.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Oct 03, 2016
What is Sales Qualified Lead? - Inbound Marketing Dictionary Term 150 Words
A sales qualified lead (SQL) is a prospective customer who has displayed intent to buy your company's products or services and has met lead qualification criteria. Once a prospect reaches the SQL stage, they are ready to be contacted by your sales department. In order to effectively qualify contacts as they move through the buyer’s journey, sales and marketing teams within your organization need to identify and agree upon qualities a prospect must have and actions they must take in order to advance to the next lifecycle stage.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Sep 30, 2016
What Is B2B (Business-to-Business)? Inbound Marketing Terms Under 150 Words
In the internet world, when two businesses make an exchange of either services, information or products, this is considered B2B, or Business to Business. This is different from a business interacting with consumers. An example of this would be the manufacturing of a certain product. If one business contacts another business for specific parts or information related to the process of creating the product, this is B2B. The final product can then go on to be sold to consumers.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Sep 27, 2016
What Is Blogging?- Inbound Marketing Terms Under 150 Words
Blogging has evolved over the years. At one time it was used solely as a personal site where personal experiences and personal opinions could be logged. Blogging then evolved into a marketing tool and can even be used as a business in and of itself. Different from a traditional website, a blog is updated on a very frequent basis and has followers that frequent the page for updated information.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Sep 22, 2016
Buyer's Journey: An Inbound Marketing Key
In today’s digital world, the potential customers are under a huge number of stimuli which makes harder the job of standing out and being able to reach them successfully. Potential customers are not a passive element in the buying process. Nowadays, they make well researched and well thought purchases, using the elements that the Internet provides them. If your product was not part of that process, you were out of it before it started.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Sep 20, 2016
What is a Negative Buyer Persona? - Inbound Marketing Terms Under 150 Words
Negative buyer personas, also known as exclusionary personas, are profiles of individuals who may initially appear to be a potential buyer but who are ultimately not a fit for your organization. Negative buyer personas are important because they will help you save time and money by not marketing to individuals who are unlikely to become customers.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Aug 30, 2016
What is a Buyer Persona? - Inbound Marketing Terms Under 150 Words
A Buyer Persona is a semi-fictional profile of your ideal customer base on actual research (preferably actual data from potential buyers, actual or previous customers). The buyer persona should included demographic, background, motivations, challenges, needs and goals.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Aug 23, 2016
What is Inbound Customer? - Inbound Marketing Terms Under 150 Words
An inbound customer is a customer that arrived at your website, became aware of you and purchased from your company as result of your inbound marketing efforts. Inbound customers are important to your business because they demonstrate the effectiveness of your inbound marketing strategy and in general, cost much less to convert than customers gained via traditional marketing methods.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Aug 18, 2016
What is Hard Bounce? - Inbound Marketing Terms in 150 Words
A hard bounce occurs when an email isn’t delivered because the receiving address is either invalid or doesn’t exist. Hard bounce is an important email metric to track because it shows, along with the soft bounce metric, how many of your emails are being delivered, and additionally, provides insight on the quality and health of your email lists.
By: Jonathan Osorio
Aug 11, 2016
What Is A Content Offer?- Inbound Marketing Terms in 150 Words
Content can be used effectively as a great marketing tool, and without it there would be a great deal of difficulty when it comes to generating leads and following through. What you can offer your clients in the way of content offer can include checklist, white papers, eBooks, web tools, guides and much more.