So you’ve heard the term “growth hacking”.
Especially if you frequent the typical haunts like Forbes or Business Insider who’ve jumped at the chance to tell you exactly how to grow your company in just couple hundred words or less…
So you’ve heard the term “growth hacking”.
Especially if you frequent the typical haunts like Forbes or Business Insider who’ve jumped at the chance to tell you exactly how to grow your company in just couple hundred words or less…
Hypothetical: You’re a startup in a small warehouse just outside Palo Alto (or anywhere really).
You have zero users for your new “revolutionary” application. What do you do, hot shot?
Psychology matters in marketing. Way more than most people think…or let’s be honest, use.
And, it doesn’t apply to just content.
Marketers should be tapping into psychology in every single stage of the business from building a team to creating a pricing strategy and selling your product.
Time to hit those dusty old psychology books.
In this growth marketing mix you’ll find:
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Content has to be a cornerstone of your overall marketing strategy.
Now here’s the real question?
Are you optimizing your content to convert visitors at every single stage of your funnel?
If you’re not, then you are missing out on real deal revenue.
In this growth marketing mix you’ll find:
Sound good? Well, keep reading!
Be honest…does your funnel look more like a leaky bucket than a lean mean conversion machine?
Instead of pushing more traffic towards a funnel that doesn’t convert on every level, plug those leaks with the right strategy.
Save your money and revamp your funnels so you’re getting the right traffic and personalizing your customer experience.
In this growth marketing mix you’ll find:
Ready to dig in? You’ll see it all below!
Converting leads to customers is the lifeblood of every business.
Every step of the way from acquisition to customer success relies on planning for conversion.
But, it all starts with targeting the right customers the right way.
In this growth marketing mix you’ll find:
Ready to dig in?
Once you’ve set up a nurturing campaign, you should begin to see all sorts of data (if you look for it) along with a potentially decent bump in sales.
The best piece of advice we can give at this point?
Obtaining quality leads is only the beginning when it comes to your marketing efforts.
Once you acquire leads, you have to nurture them. That means developing relationships with them and familiarizing potential customers on how your products or services can meet their needs.
As obvious the importance of lead nurturing is, a surprising number of companies don’t think about it enough.
Why?