TLDR Marketing

TLDR MARKETING 2024-02-15

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01GENERAL

03STRATEGIES & TACTICS

KEYWORD DIVERSIFICATION: CANNIBALIZATION’S GOOD TWIN

This study challenges the classic SEO theory on cannibalization. It suggests that multiple rankings are not always bad for a website. Diversification occurs when 2 or more pages rank for the same keyword, without cannibalization. With diversification, it is possible to increase total traffic from the keyword depending on the rankings of the pages. The author delves into diversification strategies and examines factors that can impact their outcome.

ahrefs.com10 min read

04RESOURCES & TOOLS

15 PRICING PAGE CASE STUDIES

Best-in-class SaaS companies are always iterating on their pricing pages. This post links to 15 recent case studies from brands such as Monday, Quickbooks, and OpenAI.

linkedin.com1 min read

05MISCELLANEOUS

HOW ARC GROWS: BUILDING THE NEW WINDOW INTO THE INTERNET

Arc is a browser by The Browser Company that is trying to challenge design norms by introducing novel features like merged tabs and bookmarks, split-screen capabilities, and customizable Boosts. It targets a very specific community of tech enthusiasts positioning itself as the web's operating system. The Browser Company's growth strategy involves a deliberate go-to-market approach, scarcity-driven onboarding, and a freemium model with potential SaaS billing in the future. This article explores various elements of The Browser Company's GTM strategy and how it contributed to growth.

howtheygrow.co30 min read

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE MESSENGER EFFECT

The Messenger Effect explains why we’re more likely to pay attention to a message when someone we trust delivers it. The human brain rarely has all the information it needs to make a decision, so it uses shortcuts to make effective decisions faster. If your brand’s message isn’t landing with prospects and you’re confident it’s solid, don’t change the message — change the messenger. This could mean using well-known figures, relying on micro-influencers, or using your existing customers as the messenger.

customercamp.co3 min read

THE IMPORTANCE OF VOC

Implementing VoC (Voice of the Customer) programs is an investment. This involves gathering and analyzing detailed customer feedback to inform product development, innovation, and market strategies. The feedback can come through surveys, interviews, social media, or review platforms. Information collected can drive customer-centric innovation, enhance user experience and satisfaction, and secure a competitive advantage.

trippconsultants.com3 min read