TLDR Marketing

TLDR MARKETING 2023-11-20

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02STRATEGIES & TACTICS

HOW TO WRITE SALES COPY THAT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE YOU'RE PITCHING ON QVC

This article delves into best practices for sales copywriting. It advocates for empathetic, buyer-centric communication, discussing specific techniques like bullet points and consistent phrasing. It also emphasizes action words, voice mirroring, and focus on readability with whitespaces and a good flow.

annhandley.com6 min read

A BREAKDOWN OF IMPULSE’S APP ONBOARDING

Impulse is the #1 free app in the health and fitness category in the App Store. This post analyzes the app’s onboarding process by breaking down its price testing methods, messaging, push notifications, and prompts for user reviews.

linkedin.com4 min read

IMPROVE E-COMMERCE CONVERSIONS BY FEATURING THE PRODUCT BENEFITS IN YOUR IMAGE GALLERY

A skincare e-commerce site increased conversion rate by 14%, and ROAS from 0.95 to 1.51 by including images that outline the product benefits in the image gallery. It changed its approach since it found that less than 50% of visitors viewed its product page beyond the first scroll, but most visitors scrolled through the product image gallery above the fold.

cxl.com2 min read

03RESOURCES & TOOLS

LETTY: WRITE PERFECT EMAILS FASTER WITH AI (PRODUCT)

Letty is designed to reduce the time you spend writing emails. The tool analyzes your emails and suggests contextually relevant replies. It adapts the tone to fit context, ensures grammatically polished emails, and offers diverse templates. The tool has a free and a paid tier.

useletty.com

04MISCELLANEOUS

BUYING TRIGGERS: HOW TO CREATE GROWTH FROM NON-OBVIOUS DEMAND

A buying trigger is a situation or event that makes someone willing to make a purchase. By identifying the context of when a person decides to purchase a product, brands can understand what matters to the customer at that moment and optimize marketing. Brands can also claim a non-obvious buying trigger for their product. For example, Kit Kat linked its product to taking a break, while Rolex connected its product to moments of accomplishment.

fronterablog.com5 min read

HOW REDDIT GREW ORGANIC TRAFFIC FROM 69M TO 200M MONTHLY SESSIONS IN 5 MONTHS

Reddit saw very little growth in organic traffic over the past 5 years despite the amount of user-generated content (UGC) on the platform. However, it has seen a huge increase and seemingly benefited from every core algorithm update in the past 5 months. This is likely part of a larger trend where Google is starting to favor more UGC and first-hand experience in SERPs.

twitter.com1 min read