The company was working with a fragmented tech stack: customer data lived in Dynamics, marketing efforts were ad hoc, and their custom website lacked built-in lead capture forms. As a result, the team struggled with:
While their core business continued to grow steadily — with an estimated 11–50 employees and annual revenue between $6–7M — their marketing infrastructure was holding them back.
The hands-on, project-based approach proved especially effective. Instead of abstract lessons, the team was building real campaigns as they learned.
Equally important, they had a clear roadmap for their next phase: deeper segmentation, content marketing, and potentially migrating their entire website to HubSpot CMS.
Metric | Value | Source | Confidence |
---|---|---|---|
Employees | 11–50 | LinkedIn (Company Profile) | 3 |
Revenue | $6–7M (estimate) | ZoomInfo (Company Profile) | 3 |
Website system before HubSpot | Custom CMS with no lead capture | Company Profile & Case Study | 4 |
New system built | HubSpot campaign with landing page, form, and automation | Case Study | 5 |
This transformation shows how even established, award-winning companies can be slowed down by disconnected systems. By focusing first on immediate operational fixes and then layering in training and strategic planning, the company now has the tools and confidence to scale its marketing efforts.
It’s a reminder that digital transformation doesn’t need to start with sweeping changes. Sometimes, the biggest impact comes from a single working campaign that proves the path forward.
If your business is wrestling with disconnected tools and ad hoc marketing, media junction® can help you map a clear, practical path to a connected digital future.
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