$90k+ generated from a single theme page built around one “health expert”
a clean, trustworthy-looking guy
short clips
simple explanations
same person
same format
new hook every video
“if your gums…”
“why you should keep this…”
“don’t ignore this symptom…”
each clip feels like quick advice from someone who knows what they’re talking about
but the system behind it is simple
one recognizable character
dozens of short videos
posted every day
the page grows
the trust builds
the clicks turn into sales
one persona
endless health angles
all leading to the same offer
rt + comment “expert” and i’ll send the breakdown
(follow for dm)
99% of products do not sell themselves.
Please, once your MVP is ready, invest early in marketing at your startup.
THANK ME LATER
#marketing#startup#strategy
Keyword Research Tips
- Before you do keyword research have a topic in mind
- Once you find a set of keywords pick one that will be your main and then your secondary keywords that go with it
- it dose not matter if you have multiple articles targeting the same keyword
#SEO
• The $10 vs. $10 Million Dilemma
Understand why the 95/5 rule isn't one-size-fits-all.
Selling a $10/month PLG product is vastly different from selling a $10 million ERP system. The buying cycles, decision-makers, and risk factors are completely different.
The 95/5 rule is a guideline, not a rigid law.
The percentage of your market that's actively buying depends on your product category, price point, and complexity. Do your research to understand your specific buying patterns.
"Know your numbers, know your market."
🔗 Click-through rate (CTR): Evaluate how many recipients click on the links within your email.
Don't get caught up in misleading open rates.
Focus on these metrics to gauge the true impact of your email marketing efforts. 📈💪
Tired of relying on open rates to measure your email marketing success? 💔
Open rates might not be the most accurate metrics to determine the effectiveness of your email campaigns.
Instead, pay attention to these metrics that truly matter:
People will do anything for those who:
• Encourage their dreams
• Justify their failures
• Allay their fears
• Confirm their suspicions
• And help throw rocks at their enemies
"Don't sell a honeymoon to the newlywed." - The "Just Married" Marketing Blind Spot
Why ignoring the obvious can sink your marketing efforts.
It's like trying to sell Tinder to someone who just got married. They're simply not in the market! Companies are the same. If they just invested in Salesforce, they're not looking at your no-name CRM.
The 95/5 rule isn't just about who is buying, but when. Timing is crucial. Focus on identifying companies that are actually in a buying cycle, not just those who might be someday.
When building a Minimum Viable Product, resist the temptation of writing code.
Many MVPs used no-code tools or things like WordPress or Google Sheets before their first product version was built.
They ensure the product will sell well before investing.
"Window shopping isn't buying." - Online Shopping Illusion
Learn why website visits don't always equal buying intent.
My friend loved going shopping in the west end on Sundays, just for fun. We looked at hundreds of products, but rarely bought anything. Similarly, many people browse websites without any intention of buying.
Don't mistake website traffic for buying intent.
The 95/5 rule suggests that only a small percentage of visitors are actually in a buying cycle. Focus on identifying true buying signals and tailoring your message to those who are ready to invest.
"Window shopping isn't buying."
Ready to take action? ✅
When designing your brick-and-mortar store or website, remember to consider the space-to-product ratio.
Give your products room to breathe and create a visually appealing shopping experience that'll leave customers wanting more. 💥💻
🚀 Discover the secret to making your products shine! 🌟
Have you ever wondered why some stores just feel more luxurious and enticing than others?
It's all about the space-to-product ratio! 🏬✨
Just like in an Apple Store, giving your products ample space creates a sense of prestige and attractiveness.
🍎💫 Whether you're a new company or an established brand, this effect can be a total game-changer in capturing attention and establishing a strong brand presence.