Earlier this week, George rolled out probably one of the most epic Why Go HubSpot guides for growing businesses I’ve ever seen. In it, he not only make the business case for HubSpot by discussing the platform’s potential overall, you also provide a thorough overview of the promise and features of each hub — as well as your thoughts on why each Hub is such a powerful driver for sustainable growth for a business. 

Here’s where it gets interesting, though. It’s been a good long while since we discussed HubSpot Operations Hub. But this guide brought the topic back up in our conversations this week.

Specifically the fact that, while this Hub has been around since 2021, we still see confusion all across the Big Orange Sprocketverse about what the HubSpot Operations Hub is, what we mean when we say “operations,” and who is actually responsible for operations. 

This week, George, Liz, and Max discuss the HubSpot Operations Hub and the importance of operations in business. They highlight the confusion around the definition of operations and the misconceptions associated with it. They emphasize that the Operations Hub is a set of tools that improve data hygiene, automate processes, and streamline operations across multiple hubs. 

They talked about the significance of data quality and proper formatting in operations. The conversation explores the role of operations in supporting growth and the need for businesses to master operational processes. They also discussed the confusion around HubSpot Operations Hub and the importance of having a clear definition of business operations. This highlighted the need for someone to be responsible for operations and the role of Operations Hub in streamlining processes and automating operational needs. 

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