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Daily Edition · Page 7

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

NEWS & TRENDS

TLDR Marketing

TLDR Marketing

DEINFLUENCING: WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED TO IT?

Despite its decline, the deinfluencing trend still occasionally resurfaces, challenging brands and influencers alike. Brands like Stanley and Skims have shown resilience by leveraging strategic influencer collaborations and timely marketing to bounce back from controversies. The lesson for marketers is clear: authenticity and a solid crisis management strategy can mitigate the temporary disruptions caused by deinfluencing.

brainlabsdigital.com · 5 min

TLDR Marketing

WHY MARKETERS KEEP REFRESHING BRANDS INSTEAD OF BETTING ON SPLASHY ADS

Many marketers prefer rebrands over big ad campaigns because rebrands allow them to stay relevant and agile in a rapidly changing market. By investing in brand building, companies like Kraft Heinz and Wayfair can better understand consumer behavior and create a holistic strategy across multiple channels. This approach helps to maintain a strong identity and connect more deeply with their audience, rather than relying solely on short-term performance marketing.

marketingdive.com · 6 min

TLDR Marketing

THE RESULTS OF CANVA'S 4-WAY PRICING TEST

Earlier this year, Canva ran an experiment on its “Teams” plan pricing that evaluated two attributes: price per person and minimum commitment. The brand tested 4 variants, ranging from $60-$159.90 per seat and up to 5 minimum seats. The winning plan was $100 per seat with a 3-seat minimum. The results suggest that showing the cost per seat, rather than a total for all seats, is a better strategy. Additionally, round numbers (e.g. $100) can actually perform better than lesser non-round numbers (e.g. $99.90).

linkedin.com · 3 min

TLDR Marketing

THE NEW COUCH PROBLEM

Identifying invisible obstacles in users' lives is essential for reducing friction and improving conversion rates. For example, customers might delay purchasing a new couch because they are unsure how to dispose of their old one. Adding a service to manage old furniture can address this issue. Tools like Hotjar can be used to observe user behavior and identify points of hesitation. Understanding that fear of disrupting existing workflows can also be a barrier. Companies should provide solutions that minimize risk and boost user confidence.

howtheygrow.co · 8 min

TLDR Marketing

LINKEDIN ROLLS OUT SPONSORED NEWSLETTERS

LinkedIn is expanding its sponsored articles ad option to include sponsored newsletters, allowing brands to generate leads from their LinkedIn content. With newsletters seeing significant growth, this new feature can help brands reach more people within their sector. Sponsored newsletters function similarly to sponsored articles, allowing companies to boost their content and attract more sign-ups. This extension also includes the potential to sponsor existing newsletters by partnering with popular creators on LinkedIn.

socialmediatoday.com · 2 min

TLDR Marketing

GROWTH FLYWHEELS: WHY THE MOST SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSES IN THE WORLD USE THEM TO GROW SMARTER, NOT HARDER

There are three criteria a growth flywheel must meet to be effective: the activities flow smoothly from one point to the next, each rotation is easier than the last rotation, and each rotation produces more than the last rotation. One of Jay Clouse's newsletter flywheels is his automated new subscriber welcome email, which asks users what issues they're facing that they want to see him write about. This makes it easier to generate content ideas while also helping him grow an engaged audience by creating relevant content. Brands can create growth flywheels by focusing on the messenger as much as the product, creating an identity its audience wants to show off, and leveraging happy customers to gain new referrals.

customercamp.co · 5 min

TLDR Marketing

DETAILED Q4: ANALYZING THE SEO PLAYBOOK OF DIGITAL GOLIATHS IN-DEPTH

An in-depth analysis of the SEO tactics used by leading digital brands amidst the evolving landscape of AI and algorithm updates. NextDoor's AI-generated content tripled its search traffic. MondayMysteryMovie.com captured a meaningful amount of search traffic and newsletter subscribers while focusing on a niche topic. Chegg used automated AI responses to boost its content volume and search visibility. Marketers can learn from these 45 examples to refine their SEO strategies.

detailed.com · 40 min

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