TLDR Marketing

TLDR MARKETING 2024-01-30

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01GENERAL

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03STRATEGIES & TACTICS

HOW TO OPTIMIZE YOUR PRODUCT FEED ON PINTEREST

Pinterest shares 4 tips on how to improve the performance of Pin listings and create a more responsive in-app presence. It recommends brands to include terms people use when searching for their products in their product listings. Using a mixture of broad and exact words and phrases will trigger more queries. Pinterest also advises tagging products into multiple levels of categorization as it’ll score more highly in relevant searches and shopping categories. However, brands should only list their products once in any given category.

business.pinterest.com4 min read

INTERNAL LINKING IS CRITICAL TO UX

Internal linking is important for SEO, but it also contributes to good website UX. A poor linking architecture will lead to users bouncing or feeling lost. Your website should make it easy for users to continue their flow and should ensure messaging coherence along the way. This post contains a framework for site structure and internal linking for optimal UX and SEO.

linkedin.com1 min read

3 AD IDEAS TO ENGAGE HIGH-INTENT PROSPECTS

This post contains 3 retargeting ad formats meant for prospects who have visited a high-intent page but haven't taken the next step. Say exactly what they have in mind, plus your differentiator to get them to take action. Show them a case study with real numbers so they can visualize a tangible outcome. Mention what they'll get if they hop on a call with you so they see the value in taking that step.

linkedin.com2 min read

04RESOURCES & TOOLS

13 THINGS TO REMOVE FROM YOUR WEBSITE IMMEDIATELY

Generic navigation labels, like “Products” and “Solutions,” are unhelpful to users. Instead, make the labels specific and descriptive so visitors know what you do and where to click. Homepage slideshows are distracting and take visitors away from your one key message. It’s more effective to make the top of the homepage simple and descriptive. Brightly colored social icons on conversion pages are distracting and illogical. Placing these icons in the footer is a better option.

orbitmedia.com17 min read

ALL OF BLUESKY’S FEATURES (SO FAR) AND HOW TO USE THEM

Bluesky, a decentralized social media platform, boasts a robust feature set, including a user-driven moderation system, interaction controls like moderation lists and reply settings, and unique customization options. This guide provides a feature comparison chart between Bluesky, X, and Threads based on user experience, moderation, content structure, privacy, and data collection.

buffer.com6 min read

DIGITAL ADS BENCHMARK REPORT

Tinuiti’s Q4 2023 Digital Ads Benchmark Report analyzes trends across major platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, Google, and YouTube. It covers trends such as increased spending on Meta properties, the rise of AI-powered campaigns, and shifts in ad placement preferences.

content.tinuiti.com25 min read

05MISCELLANEOUS

THE 10 SYMPTOMS OF A BAD GROWTH TEAM

This post outlines the indicators of a poorly run Growth function. Chasing new users and revenue without considering churn or retention is like filling a bucket with a giant hole at the bottom. Fixating on ‘hacks’ leads to desperate product experiences rather than a sustainable and defensible growth engine. Focusing only on quantitative data and choosing not to speak with customers will cap your optimization opportunities. To cure these symptoms, leadership must commit to a long-term strategy and invest in understanding the company’s unique growth needs.

elenaverna.substack.com8 min read

CREATING POSITIVE FRICTION IN THE USER JOURNEY

Positive friction is adding both value and effort to a user’s experience at the same time. It can contribute to user retention and engagement. For instance, Duolingo's experiments with streak screens and additional clicks resulted in both short-term and long-term retention gains. Other positive friction examples include fitness apps Rise and Loona using extensive onboarding flows to enhance personalization and increase their perceived product value.

read.first1000.co3 min read