organic traffic not only gives you the ability to test ideas and demand for free but it also gives you the opportunity to grow a large page over time which gives your brand exit potential in the future and long term sustainability as this is a sales channel that will last for a long time
another advantage of the organic marketing is you can use it for finding good creatives to scale with ads since viral videos that worked organically are very likely to work with paid ads
an ideal strategy would look like this:
organic → find working videos / ideas / audience → use this in cold traffic paid ads → drive sales → run retargeting campaigns to increase profitability → reinvest profits into paid ads to scale
of course you don’t have to run paid ads if you don’t want to, especially at the start before you are seeing any sales. if you don’t have much of a budget to work with you can run 100% organic and wait for the sales to start coming in before you reinvest
that's still one of the best plays for fresh accounts tbh
i did something similar last year. i was promoting a nervous system relief info product for burned out moms and i was doing a quizz format
last slideshow was something like "which kind of burned out mom are you today? like, share and comment "HELP" if you want to feel seen. something like that
engagement was crazy and managed to grow an account to 28k in 1.5 months
a form of interaction farming that works super well as a growth hack is adding a CTA to share the video with a friend
you can do this using the caption method for example putting something like ‘send this to a friend who wants to increase their height’ or even put this in the caption
for example if your caption was talking about 5 ways you can increase your height the first step can be to ‘share the video with a friend’
it sounds stupid to people like us who operate on twitter but on these short form content platforms these things work surprisingly well when used correctly
$3M from 300 people buying a $10k community
and people are still out here nervous about charging $27 for a guide that took them 3 months to figure out
the price is never about the information. it's about how much pain the buyer is in and how fast you can solve it. someone burning $50k/month on tools they can't figure out will pay $10k in a split of a second to have someone hand them the answer
effective organic marketing can be a super profitable strategy to drive traffic to a product with margins sitting above 90%
mastering short form content on instagram and tiktok is a skill that will pay you for years to come as the audiences on these platforms are only growing and not many people are correctly monetizing on them
the people who benefit most from this are the ones who already have the traffic skill and are currently undercharging for it through generic CPA networks
getting a direct relationship with a brand means higher commissions, exclusive offers nobody else is running and way less competition on the angles because you're not sharing the same offer page with 500 other affiliates
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These guys just changed how ecom brands marketing forever…
You can now easily make your own affiliate system for your brand, app or offer
And get it in front of 200k marketers that will market it for you
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studying big accounts is good for content ideas however studying smaller accounts (under 30k followers) that are currently going viral is INSANELY good for finding new trends in your niche and seeing what is working because the logic behind it is that if they are able to get videos with 500k+ views with such little followers it means their content is S tier according to the reaction of the market
you will get lots of good content ideas/inspiration for videos from this
@yevrrah I still remember scrolling back in 2023 and seeing everyday the indian method on my fyp
The name was the perfect fit and the fake chats with the VA’s were too funny 😂😂. Ppl were also getting mad cause you were treating them like some ‘slaves’
sweepstakes is the easiest entry point into affiliate marketing and it's not even close
the user doesn't pay anything. they complete some deals. you get paid $1-15 per completed lead depending on the offer
the barrier to conversion is so low that you don't need to "sell" anyone on anything. you just need to make people aware that the offer exists and get them to click
that's why tiktok slides + sweeps is such a brutal combo. high volume low-intent traffic and a zero-friction offer
@fritzzz232 Both work. Slideshows are more beginner friendly. They are easier to make and can put out more volume
AI UGC can get expensive when you scale. Plus you need some knowledge on promoting, copywriting etc
there are 2 types of buyers in your audience and they need completely different approaches
low information buyers are ready to purchase almost anything you put in front of them. they see your content, feel the FOMO then buy immediately. these are your direct response sales. fast, impulse-driven, low friction
high information buyers need time. they need to see testimonials, understand the offer, feel like they know you before spending money. these are your email sequence and telegram sales. slower, trust-driven, higher ticket
if you only optimize for type 1 you're capturing less than 10% of the revenue available to you
the other 90% needs nurturing. and that only happens off-platform in channels you own
everyone's competing on copy but almost nobody is competing on visuals yet
your hook isn't just the text on slide 1. it's the IMAGE behind it
a skeleton working at the Target register stops your scroll because your brain can't process it without pausing. that 1-2 second pause is all tiktok needs to count it as retention
use GPT image 2.5 to create visuals that feel slightly wrong or slightly absurd. a skeleton working retail. an old man in the background starring at you. a shopping cart overflowing with cash in the middle of a walmart aisle
it just needs to create a "wait what" reaction that buys your text enough time to land
i tested this across multiple slideshows. swapped clean professional backgrounds for AI-generated images that felt out of place. the watch time jumped because people were processing the image AND reading the text at the same time
generating these takes 30 seconds. one prompt and you have a scroll-stopper that nobody else in your niche is using