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Today's Open Source Marketer podcast guest is content marketing expert, Yoav Schwartz, CEO of UberFlip.

UberFlip makes content marketing and marketing automation push button easy for marketers who want to aggregate content into valuable hubs without involving designers or a development team. 

Everything in UberFlip is drag-and-drop and you can even add external services like Google Analytics, Mailchimp, HubSpot, and Marketo. There's a clear focus on lead generation using relevant content and they even provide the ability to make some or all of your content gated so visitors have to give up their email before interacting with content.

During our conversation, Yoav covered the 7 deadly sins of marketing automation and how marketers can avoid making the mistakes that keep them from reaching their goals. A full transcript of the conversation is provided below.

If you're interested in creating a content hub that focuses on lead generation, sign up for a 14 day free trial at http://www.uberflip.com/  There's no coding required and it's insanely simple to manage.

Read the full transcript: http://opensourcemarketer.com/12508/content-marketing-using-uberflip

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7 Deadly Sins of Content Marketing Automation with UberFlip CEO, Yoav Schwartz

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