https://twitter.com/lisatoner13
https://ettch.org/
Bad news, money does not grow on trees and people who have it spend it on absurd things, like a diamond encrusted mouse. The same happens with marketing, where ad space is bought at thousands of dollars.
The good news is that we don’t need to be doing this. Smart marketeers think differently and know it’s not about the budget but using the resources you have to create value for your audience.
Your brain will get further than your budget.
https://twitter.com/NikitaSmits/status/1062677914666315776
Packed room @LisaToner13 : your brain will get you further than your budget #spark pic.twitter.com/A6JBaRRNvw
— Nikita Smits-Jørgensen (@NikitaSmits) November 14, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6zVzWU95Sw
Website grader generated 500 000 prospects: https://website.grader.com/
The last examples were very focused in one goal.
These 4 are the keys for successful content.
We need to invest in the right goals and that means understanding the funnel and pin pointing the right places to act on.
Know their goals and challenges and how they match your company’s offering.
https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/content-marketing-strategy
BusinessBrew used a pilar page and all their content was driving traffic there.
https://buzzsumo.com/
https://twitter.com/NikitaSmits/status/1062680553521065984
@LisaToner13 explains how we leveraged #pillarclustercontent to boost our organic growth result #spark @FalconIO pic.twitter.com/raPkbyzzac
— Nikita Smits-Jørgensen (@NikitaSmits) November 14, 2018
Example: Starbucks got customers to tweet a photo of their doodles on the paper cups. The customer had a reward at the end.
Make a scorecard for what matters in your content.
Experiment with different formats of content. Micro pieces of content can drive people to your pillar page.
Create a promotion template, a scale of how you wish to promote each piece of content.
Buffer got 60 guest posts and that helped them grow to 100,00 customers.
75% of hubspots blog views and leads are from old posts. That is a strong argument for optimising old content.
PIE
Potential for change that the experiment has.
Important metrics that we can change, are they relevant?
Easy? How easy is it to run the experiment.
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