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Ben Lodge

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Ben is a front-end developer at HubSpot. When not rocking it at HubSpot, you'll find Ben base jumping off buildings, practicing roundhouse kicks, and saving babies from burning buildings.

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With blogging, success doesn't happen overnight.

I know, right? How many times have you heard that little nugget of blogging wisdom?

But seriously -- a B2B business blog is a huge time investment. It can take a while before you've grown it into a truly valuable marketing asset.

In the past, we've written about the blogging metrics you should be tracking to report on your blog's success. But we've never really talked about the strategy behind blog measurement.

Yes, there's a strategy. And it all depends on the maturity of the blog you're ... Read More

[TEST POST FOR REDESIGN] Why You Should Measure New and Mature B2B Blogs Differently (Clone)

By Ben Lodge

Test_Blog_Image With blogging, success doesn't happen overnight.

I know, right? How many times have you heard that little nugget of blogging wisdom?

43 Tweetable Answers to Top Questions About Twitter

By Ben Lodge

A few months ago, the Sidekick team here at HubSpot decided everyone on the team should have a rapper name. I was dubbed "Queen Tweet."

Well, I can't rap, and I'm certainly not royalty, but I do have experience with Twitter. Most recently, I joined the experts on Twitter's Small Business Team to speak on a webinar about

Are You an Ambivert? What It Means for You at Work

By Ben Lodge

ambiversion I've never been a fan of making a cold, hard distinction between extroverts and introverts.

Although I myself identify as an extrovert because I draw energy from others, I wouldn't say I possess every quality typical of an extrovert. I'd guess that if I surveyed our readers, most of you would say you're somewhere in between the two.

10 of the Best Email Subject Lines You've Ever Read (Clone)

By Ben Lodge

I'd venture a guess you get many emails in your inbox every day. Coupons, daily deal sites, newsletters, password resets, lead nurturing emails, social media notifications, invitations to your friend's party, and maybe even an email from your mom. That's a lot to sift through, never mind open.