TLDR Marketing

TLDR MARKETING 2024-02-06

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02STRATEGIES & TACTICS

HOW A PRODUCT TITLE CHANGE INCREASED CONVERSION BY 23%

Optibac, a brand of probiotic supplements, found through research that site visitors were sometimes uncertain about which products were right for them. User tests suggested that clearer information and signposting would improve conversion. The brand ran a test with two title variants on one of its product pages, each with more detail than the control. Variant 1, which had less copy than Variant 2, resulted in a 23% increase in conversion rate and a 34% increase in revenue compared to the control.

conversion-rate-experts.com4 min read

HOW HUNTER RECLAIMED $10K WORTH OF BACKLINKS IN 30 DAYS

Hunter, an email outreach tool, discovered it had lost 9% (74 links) of the backlinks it acquired in the last three years. Website owners had simply removed links or there were technical issues like 404s. To fix this, the team built a script to identify lost backlinks, found the contact information of the website owners, segmented the recipients based on why the links were missing, and then scheduled an email outreach campaign to request the links be re-added. Hunter sent 166 emails in its 30-day campaign and consequently reclaimed 31 backlinks.

moz.com8 min read

03RESOURCES & TOOLS

CHATGPT PROMPTS FOR COMPETITOR ANALYSIS

ChatGPT can help identify and analyze direct and indirect competitors, including those you’re not aware of. This article includes several prompts to identify competitors of your brand, as well as their unique features, target audiences, and weaknesses. ChatGPT can also recommend ways to reposition your brand’s website based on this analysis.

practicalecommerce.com5 min read

THE STATE OF CREATORS ’24 REPORT. SECRETS OF SIX-FIGURE CREATORS

This report looked at over 2,000 creators to identify trends among 6-figure earners. It emphasizes the move towards diversifying revenue streams and asserting control over businesses. Successful creators focus on digital product sales and audience engagement on their own platforms. They don’t rely on brand deals and social media algorithms. The report also covers challenges in the creator economy, such as the need for creator unions and the growing reliance on AI to streamline content creation.

creatortrends.kajabi.com7 min read

04MISCELLANEOUS

HOW TO GET YOUR FIRST 10 CUSTOMERS

Before launching your startup, ensure you’re working with a handful of customers via a beta or private launch. This will help refine your product or service offering with preliminary feedback. In finding your first 10-1,000 customers, reach out to targeted strangers or friends, enlist influencers, contact the press, and create viral content. Also, note that not every early customer will be a perfect fit. Use their various personas to further guide and define who your ICP truly is.

kevanlee.substack.com5 min read

HIRE BEST-FIT SALESPEOPLE TO SCALE YOUR GO-TO-MARKET

When scaling your sales team, focus on hiring individuals who align with your target audience, product, pricing, and GTM strategies. There’s no perfect salesperson, but they do need to understand buyer personas, product complexity, pricing dynamics, and GTM motions. This guide shares insights into hiring considerations for different aspects of the sales process.

gtmonday.substack.com5 min read

LESSONS FROM THE SUPER BOWL’S BIGGEST AD SUCCESSES—AND FAILURES

The Super Bowl is a high-stakes platform for advertisers where brands navigate the balance between leveraging star power and humor while ensuring their brand remains the focal point. Overshadowing the brand with celebrities or delaying brand reveal risks undermining the effectiveness of the ad. Meanwhile, being too 'vanilla' can make ads unremarkable or easily overseen in the crowd.

marketingbrew.com4 min read