A Line from Greenline

Emily Pederson

Emily Pederson
Emily joined Greenline Marketing in 2021. With more than 15 years of product development, marketing, sales and account management experience, Emily excels at leading teams to deliver on market demands and company goals. With experience in B2B, B2C, B2B2C, in-house and agency settings, Emily gets creative on getting attention from the right markets to drive sales for clients. When Emily isn’t managing client work she’s busy managing the schedules of her husband and three kids. If they aren’t folding laundry or in the kitchen handing out snacks, you can find Emily cheering her kids on at this season's sports, drinking a beer with friends on a patio, or packing for the family’s next adventure! Life is too short to have a bucket list - do it now because tomorrow isn’t a given. Traveling as a family or a couple not only adds to life’s moments but fills her soul.
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The Future of Marketing: Up Close & Personal

Personalization matters more than ever before. Consumers want to see personalization everywhere, not just in real-time interactions. Digital personalization is creating the best possible user experience both through the web and mobile interactions. McKinsey and Company did some research and they found that 71% of consumers expect companies to deliver personalized interactions.

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Emily Pederson · Sep 2, 2022

Find the Best Marketing Partner for You: 8 Questions to Ask

Businesses need a solid marketing strategy in order to be successful. In-house marketing teams work well for some companies, but many choose to go the route of contracted marketing partners. In fact, 70% of businesses outsource their marketing efforts. Outsourcing your marketing with the right partner can help you establish the balance your sales and marketing teams need to do what they're best at, and be supported with great content, ads, social media, email marketing, and more.

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Emily Pederson · Aug 22, 2022

Get to Know SEO: Terms & Tips

Every business is looking for new ways to generate leads. Your inbound strategy heavily relies on organic search results, so that's where Search Engine Optimization (SEO) comes in. The majority of online experiences, 93% to be exact, begin with a search engine. SEO is the most efficient way to organically increase traffic to your website. When someone is in search of a product or service, they are more likely to gravitate toward your business if you rank highly in the organic search results, as most internet users, (around 80%), look past paid ads and head straight for organic search results.  

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Emily Pederson · Aug 2, 2022

Time is Money! 7 HubSpot Tools that Make Marketing More Efficient

“All your marketing tools and data are all under one roof. You’ll save valuable time and get all the context you need to provide a personalized experience that attracts and converts the right customers at scale.” - HubSpot

HubSpot is one of our favorite tools. No matter what stage your business is at, HubSpot will meet you there. The wide range of tools are designed to allow you to scale your brand seamlessly. HubSpot’s tools make life easier so you have more time to do what matters most, connect directly with clients.

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Emily Pederson · Jul 7, 2022

Put Your Best Foot Forward: Why Website First Impressions Matter

Think about a real home or business … What draws people in? From a welcome mat to windows, so many design and personalization elements create interest. The entryway of a home has the most traffic, but each room should have a purpose. Some of it can be seen from the outside, so of course, it’s important to pour your heart and soul into this particular space.

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Emily Pederson · Jun 30, 2022

5 Benefits of a Contracted Marketing Partner

Outsourcing your marketing work to a contractor is about more than just the actual marketing, it’s about building a strong, collaborative, mutually-beneficial relationship. The best kind of partnership is when two companies work together towards a common goal; each side bringing its own value and expertise. Working with a marketing contractor allows you to create a strategic relationship with an expert resource that reaches areas outside your wheelhouse and capacity. This can provide more marketing exposure, growth, expanded tactics, and ultimately allows you to gain new customers.

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Emily Pederson · Jun 21, 2022