The new Senior Director, Marketing will be held to "an agreed and evidenced marketing contribution to pipeline" trusted by sales and the board. Today CyberCube has two demo pages: /request-a-demo, where every button points and a form captures the lead, and /book-a-demo, which is in the sitemap with its own canonical tag, has no form, and shows only "Lorem ipsum" placeholder text. Any buyer who reaches it from search or an old link hits a dead end, and the visit never becomes a counted opportunity.
First action
Redirect /book-a-demo to /request-a-demo.
How to measure it
Demo requests with source captured
- Now
- –
- Target
- 95%
- By
- 30 days
Steps
Redirect the page
301 from /book-a-demo to /request-a-demo; remove it from the sitemap.
Marketing Operations 1 hour
Search for other links
Old emails, ads and partner pages that point at /book-a-demo.
Marketing Operations 1 day
Add two fields
Segment and role on the HubSpot form; hidden source fields from UTM and referrer.
Marketing Operations 2 days
Route by segment
(Re)insurance to the sales team, brokers to Broker Sales, one-day response.
Senior Director, (Re)Insurance Sales 2 days
Agree definitions
What counts as sourced and influenced, signed off with both sales leaders.
Senior Director, Marketing 1 week
Report weekly
Demo requests by source and segment, shared with sales.
Marketing Operations weekly
Why it works
Redirect /book-a-demo to /request-a-demo today and drop it from the sitemap. Then make the one remaining form do the attribution work: ask the buyer's segment (insurer, reinsurer, broker, MGA, ILS, public sector) and role, capture the source (report, event, podcast, news), and route insurers and reinsurers to the (Re)Insurance Sales team and brokers to Broker Sales within one business day. Report demo requests by source every week.
One door, with the source and segment recorded, is the base of any pipeline number sales will believe, and it stops losing the rare enterprise buyer who comes looking.
Ready to use
ChecklistDemo path clean-up
[ ] 301 /book-a-demo -> /request-a-demo [ ] Remove /book-a-demo from the sitemap [ ] Segment field (insurer, reinsurer, broker, MGA, ILS, public sector) [ ] Role field (CUO, CRO, actuary, head of cyber, exposure management, broker) [ ] Hidden UTM and referrer fields [ ] Routing rules to (Re)Insurance Sales and Broker Sales [ ] Weekly report: requests by source and segment
Risks and how to handle them
Longer form lowers requests
Keep it to two added fields and prefill from HubSpot where known.
Evidence
- Your websiteTwo demo pages (checked twice on October 23, 2026): every "Request a demo" button links to /request-a-demo, which carries a HubSpot form. A second page, /book-a-demo, titled "Book a Demo", is listed in the sitemap with its own canonical tag, has no form, and its body is placeholder "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet" text (14 times).Source
- HiringSenior Director, Marketing (London, posted September 23, 2026): owns "demand generation, product marketing, and communications/events" with a team of "seven people across the US and UK"; must "Own an agreed and evidenced marketing contribution to pipeline, reported consistently and trusted by sales leadership and the board", run the function on "pipeline sourced and influenced, conversion by stage, cost per opportunity and programme return", "Refresh positioning and messaging for a technical analytics product", build "a measurably stronger share of voice in cyber risk analytics", and run "as one go-to-market unit" with the (Re)Insurance Sales and Broker Sales leaders.Source
- HiringSenior Director, (Re)Insurance Sales (New York, posted September 11, 2026): leads "our largest revenue segment" across UK/Europe and North America; will "Lead the renewal and expansion motion" and "Shorten the time from qualified opportunity to signature"; deals run "six to twelve month cycles" with "six- and seven-figure ACVs"; buyers are the "CUO, CRO, Chief Actuary, Head of Cyber, Head of Exposure Management"; a plus is "usage-based or consumption pricing conversations".Source
- Your websiteHomepage proof points: "Used to model over 70% of global cyber premiums" attributed to "2024 Reinsurance News"; "75% of the top 40 European and US cyber insurance carriers utilize CyberCube analytics"; "Over 1 billion technology dependencies"; "50% of the top 20 reinsurance carriers analyze their portfolios with CyberCube"; segment pages for insurance brokers, insurers, reinsurance brokers, reinsurers, MGAs, insurance-linked securities, government and regulators/rating agencies. The homepage has no social share image.Source