Rebecca Gonzalez
In honor of HubSpot's World Certification Week, we chose this week to complete 42 out of the possible 42 HubSpot Certifications that a HubSpot Partner can receive.
Ten associates and 185 certifications later, we did it! This represents a 46% increase from last year's record of 127, or 18 certificates per team member. We love the HubSpot Academy, which provides anyone with world-class training from nearly anywhere globally. And during World Certification Week from May 15-19 HubSpot is donating $5 to global education charities for each certificate completed.
Why do we get ALL the certs? Because simply put, it helps our clients grow better. HubSpot offers free training to anyone who wants it, and we take advantage.
Here are the courses we recommend for HubSpot Marketing Professionals just starting their HubSpot journey. We wrote an article explaining why we love each of these certificates. All FREE training can be found in the HubSpot Academy.
Our favorite getting started HubSpot courses
- HubSpot Marketing Software
- Email Marketing
- Contextual Marketing
- HubSpot CMS for Marketers
Taking it to the next level HubSpot courses
- Content Marketing
- HubSpot Reporting
- HubSpot Sales Software
- HubSpot Service Software
OM is HubSpot Onboarding Accredited
Not to mention Orange Marketing is also HubSpot Onboarding Accredited. This ultra-selective credential validates the skills and strategic experience required to onboard companies onto HubSpot. We are honored to be categorized by HubSpot as a top onboarding expert.
A Sample of Our Best OM How-To Blogs
- Size Matters: 3 Ways to Optimize Images For Better Content Marketing
- How To Use Image Personalization And Dynamic Images To Increase Engagement
- Transitioning to Google Analytics 4 for HubSpot Users
- How to Send Automated Recurring Emails Using HubSpot Workflows
- HubSpot Sequences vs. Workflows: What's the Difference?
- HubSpot Sales Enablement Tools - Creating Sequences Step-by-Step
- How Salespeople Lose Big By Not Using Meeting Links
- What's In A Name? Writing Compelling Anonymous Case Studies.
