What do you dislike about Instrumental Group?
Our relationship with RevRiv has grown from a single digital marketing strategy to multiple engagements across three sibling companies involving a high degree of complexity and trailblazing in our industry. At times it has felt like our complex needs have extended beyond the reach of RevRiv, though they always get back alongside us eventually. Their company has grown leaps and bounds over the years so this has always felt more like growing pains than any systemic problem with the company though. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Recommendations to others considering Instrumental Group:
I think small businesses will find Revenue River to be a nitro boost to any marketing needs they have. Medium- and large-sized businesses will find Revenue River to be more of a trusted Hubspot partner that requires a little more back and forth, industry education, and massaging to find the right balance. They work hard, but large businesses and mature industries cannot approach a relationship with Revenue River as "set it and forget it", it requires an ongoing, tight-knit engagement to see large gains. Likewise, the more complex the engagement, the more quality assurance has to be shared between the company and RevRiv. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is Instrumental Group solving and how is that benefiting you?
Revenue River helps our marketing stand out in an industrial B2B space that does not allow for the fun and creativity enjoyed in B2C campaigns. They have helped us market our expertise and build a sophisticated network of microsites, blogs, videos, and landing pages to support this. This has resulted in higher traffic, an increase in leads, an increase in lead conversion, and an increase to bottom line revenue. A corollary benefit has been exposure and education in cutting edge technology, helping us stay abreast of marketing trends (which can be notoriously difficult in the fast-paced digital age!) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.