[ad_1] Crazy, huh?Even though content marketing constantly evolves and companies gain more and more confidence about their content efforts….… marketers continue to struggle to engage their audience!Just take a look at the last two Content Marketing Institute’s B2B Content Marketing Benchmark Reports (here are links...

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Time management is one of the hardest parts of a manager's job.

Whether you're managing a team, an asset of the company, or both, it's difficult to balance your own output and the needs of your team.

Finding this balance has a lot to do with prioritization. Do you have time to make yourself available to help your team today? 

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A few weeks ago, we deliberately unsubscribed 250,000 people from HubSpot's Marketing Blog -- people who had opted in to receive emails about new content we published on the blog. This subscriber purge brought our total subscriber count from 550,000 down to 300,000.

We're crazy, right? We must be crazy. We're the same people who just recently blogged about how important growing subscribers is to increasing blog traffic. What gives?

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A few weeks ago, we deliberately unsubscribed 250,000 people from HubSpot's Marketing Blog -- people who had opted in to receive emails about new content we published on the blog. This subscriber purge brought our total subscriber count from 550,000 down to 300,000.

We're crazy, right? We must be crazy. We're the same people who just recently blogged about how important growing subscribers is to increasing blog traffic. What gives?