A series of events led to this post. First, I finished reading the book on Growth Hacker Marketing by Ryan Holiday . I decided to try a few growth hacks for our products. The first few were to dig a bit deeper and collect more information understand concepts better and start on some small projects related to […]
I loved this fragment from Copy Blogger: Unimaginative marketers attempt to stand out with message frequency, or by exchanging bribes for attention (resulting in an explosion of Facebook contests and giveaways, among other tactics). You can’t survive by shouting the loudest and relying solely on anachronistic interruption marketing. You can’t proclaim you’re featuring the “biggest […]
From How To Market Your Business: I am not suggesting thirty pages of wild hopes, but most small firms should welcome the discipline of a couple of pages setting out: what sales need to be achieved as a break-even; what main segments should be targeted; a short list of key accounts or potential heavy users; […]
From Hubspot’s How to Use Your customer Data to Recharge Your Marketing: The best way to collect the right information is to use progressive profiling. Progressive profiling allows you to control which questions appear on a form based on what you already know about a lead. That way, each time a lead fills out a […]
In this article Gilmore, Shipwire’s VP for marketing and business development, provides useful tips for partner development. At the end he touches upon the payoff of blogging: “We want to be a thought leader,” Gilmore says. “We want to be a visionary. We want to get our ideas out there.”It’s also a very easy way […]
You are an entrepreneur or trying to start a company. You have some ideas and even built a prototype. You want to talk to a few fellow entrepreneurs. You are a professional working on some cool technology. You want to share some of your ideas on how to use/leverage this technology. You have questions about […]