My firm, Internet marketing company Webimax, has helped clients use HubSpot for years. Recently, we have noticed many of our clients move to HubSpot from competitors, like Marketo, another marketing automation tool.

At WebiMax, we understand that the look and function of a website is essential for successful digital marketing. A website's design often serves as a potential customer's introduction to a company brand and can significantly influence the impression formed about quality and reputation. That's why our experienced and talented web design team continues to help companies improve their website's image and functionality with top-tier custom web design services. Our web design case studies and digital marketing case studies are featured below and give a more detailed idea of our capabilities and how we've helped companies just like yours.

Market fragmentation is one of the biggest challenges in the consumer packaged goods sector, but it's an issue that can be addressed through emerging digital channels such as social media. Consumers' purchase paths are becoming increasingly complex, so it's important to monitor social media impact on brands.

Nike has launched a mobile raffle system aimed at making it easier for fans to obtain limited editions of its sneakers despite problems with automated computer bot programs that attack an online store’s inventory.

Ken Wisnefski is the Founder and CEO of NJ-based digital marketing agency WebiMax and has written blog posts for TheStreet, WIRED, C-Level and CMO.com to name a few. He has also been featured on MSNBC, Bloomberg TV, Fox News, and Fox Business to discuss marketing, technology, social media and e-commerce.

AT&T’s update of its U-verse mobile application to add more channels and to work with the Apple Watch focuses attention on the telecommunications company’s heated rivalry with Verizon for mobile-first TV everywhere programs.

What do you get when you combine marketing mistakes and fat shaming? Outraged customers and a scrambling PR team. The fashionable 'Queen of Prep' Lilly Pulitzer might be rolling over in her grave as the popular floral-inspired clothing line hits the headlines once again. To recap the marketing blunder that happened in April, the collaborated efforts between Target & the Lilly Pulitzer fashion team offered a limited-time clothing collection to customers that boasted designer looks at discounted prices. While the deals seemed too good to be true, shoppers at Target chains around the country created a 'Black Friday' frenzy during the hyped up release but were left disappointed, frustrated and upset.

On April 21st, Google officially updated its algorithm to begin using mobile-friendliness as a ranking metric. This change, which Webmasters and digital marketers have dubbed Mobilgeddon, gives higher authority and ranking to website’s that utilize responsive web design and was instituted to improve mobile search results. It is certainly now more important than ever for your website to be optimized for viewing on mobile devices.

Dubbed MobileGeddon by some and the SEO-pocalypse by others, Google recently changed its search algorithm to favor sites that are optimized to be viewed on mobile devices.  What will Google do next?  That's the question companies are now asking themselves as they attempt to remain competitive in the realm of digital marketing. It's no secret that Google continually adjusts its tactics and search algorithms, but while some changes, MobileGeddon for instance, are announced far in advance, other equally important changes are not. While we may not be able to predict every change that Google intends to make, there are some best practices we can implement to stay a step ahead.

Ken Wisnefski penned an article for Jim Cramer's theStreet.com,  here's an excerpt:

If you got into the social media game over a decade ago when social profiles were just starting to gain momentum, you may have an outdated profile haunting you in the vast world of the web. If this is the case, it has the potential of causing detrimental damage to your online reputation, because those who search for you may find a profile that is no longer relevant to you or your business. Unfortunately, it's a fact of life that we forget a password or entirely forget login credentials from time to time, but there are ways to gain access to those old Myspace profiles, Facebook pages or other dated social networking accounts. It's important to search for old profiles and take them down because you don’t want internet users forming an opinion on you based on irrelevant information, and those embarrassing pictures from Spring Break '05 are the last thing you want to resurface! With that being said, check out some of the following tips to help you regain control of your online presence!