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If you are in desperate need of a better ROAS on Facebook ads read this till the end. This strategy will not make your ROAS go from 1.5 to 4, best it can do is take it from 1.5 to 2.2 If you are a dropshipper, please don't read this I don't and will never make content for you guys, This is for a brand that is in their '$10,000/mo spend' days on Meta and can use the extra revenue they make to scale Meta further. It is so far established that ASC+ is a campaign type that majorly attacks the MOF and converts engaged audiences into customer. The reason for this is Meta's priority with ASCs is to give us a slightly higher ROAS so that we feel that their new product is amazing and we push more money in it. We all know that catalog DPA is amazing to get the MOF engaged customers to convert as many times Meta just throws the exact same product that the person added to the cart in front of them making it a great top of the mind re-call to encourage the person to but it. Now what I do is, build a hybrid set-up of these two, an ASC+ with DPA catalogs. I set the following conditions: 1. This campaigns doesn't get more than 30% of the total budget of the month. 2. I add the following to the re-targeting audiences section - 30 days add to carts - 30 days website visitors - 30 days social engagers 30 days because practically no one remembers adding something to their carts 180 days ago. 3. I set a 30% budget cap for existing customers in the ASC budget settings. At the creative level, I make a product set of all the best sellers of the brand and add it to this campaign. Now remember this is just a ROAS hack for early brands so I still have my broad DCT campaign in place and that will be getting the 60% budget weather it is profitable or not. The role of this ASC + Catalog campaign is just to give the additional boost of encouragement to anyone who has engaged with my broad campaign ads and add a touchpoint for them to potentially convert. The creative testing discipline must continue, don't stop it just because this starts taking off. This setup can provide stability and give you the breathing room till you find the first banger ad or in times when there is a big gap in the process of finding the next banger ad after the first one. Ps: Want me to do a FREE audit of your ad account and build a personalized growth plan for your DTC brand - DM me the word "FREE AUDIT"

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5 Underrated Metrics Every B2B Online Business Should Track Many B2B businesses focus on basic metrics like CTR and CPC, but deeper insights come from tracking metrics that align with **long-term growth and sustainability**. Here are five lesser-known but powerful metrics you should monitor to scale more effectively. 1. Marketing Efficiency Ratio (MER)     ↳ Measures total revenue vs. total marketing spend     ↳ Helps assess overall marketing performance and efficiency     ↳ Example: A MER of 5x means every marketing dollar drives 5x revenue, signaling efficient spend. 2. LTV/CAC Ratio (Customer Lifetime Value / Customer Acquisition Cost)     ↳ Ensures your profits exceed the cost of acquiring new customers     ↳ Aim for a ratio of at least 3:1 for healthy growth     ↳ Example: A high CAC is acceptable if the LTV justifies it. 3. Customer Retention Rate (CRR)    ↳ Tracks the percentage of customers retained over time     ↳ A key metric for subscription-based B2B businesses     ↳ Example: A 5% increase in CRR can drive up profits by as much as 95%. 4. Sales Velocity     ↳ Measures how fast your revenue flows through the pipeline     ↳ Formula: (Opportunities x Deal Size x Win Rate) / Sales Cycle Length     ↳ Example: Faster sales velocity means more revenue within shorter time frames, improving cash flow. 5. Revenue Per Lead (RPL)     ↳ Measures the average revenue generated per qualified lead     ↳ Useful for optimizing both lead quality and sales efficiency     ↳ Example: A rising RPL signals that your lead generation efforts are attracting high-value prospects. These metrics shift the focus from just acquiring leads to sustaining long-term growth and optimizing operations at every stage of the funnel. By tracking these metrics, B2B businesses can improve efficiency and scale more effectively. Which metrics are you tracking today? And which one will you adopt next? #B2BMarketing #SalesMetrics #GrowthStrategy #CustomerRetention #PerformanceMarketing #LeadGeneration

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ChatGPT can only do as good as you use it, In D2C, this resembles with checkout process, All the marketing efforts leads to 2 things. "D2C Brands either lose sales or get loyal customers" There is no other impact on a customer. And this all happens on the checkout. Checkout process serves D2C Brands in 2 ways. 1. Give memorable shopping experience, Increased sales and trust. 2. Show up some frictions, customers drop the purchase. Don’t let a confusing checkout hold back your store’s growth. Why the checkout is so important? Checkout this carousel. You'll find out. PS: Few days left in 2024, share your one lesson you learned this year? Follow Hamza Abbas if you like this content. Stay tuned as we reveal how a fresh CRO can help you regain lost sales and optimize every step to conversion.

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₹2.3 crores in revenue at 7.6 ROAS with 90% of this is cold traffic 5 key strategies used to drive this ROI from ads 1/ Exclusions & Product focus The platform has a bad reputation of bidding on branded terms and converting people. It’s daylight robbery of your margins (in most cases) Ensure each and every campaign has the appropriate exclusion of branded terms, so each result is incremental On choosing products to get started in Google, 3 criteria  ✅Start with best-sellers only ✅Clear shipping dates are visible in the listing ✅Must have approved and visible product reviews on Google 2/ Don’t diversify instead focus to scale  Meta ads demand diversification in creatives, products. But with Google ads diversification is bad, instead focus to scale ➤ Focus on best products ➤ Focus on best placements  ➤ Focus on best creatives (with DemandGen) Every 10 to 14 days, download product sales report and cut all bad spenders and increase budgets on up and coming products 3/ Simplified account structure  All accounts with struggling performance on Google repeat this mistake. Don’t pump and dump products into a single campaign, it fails, always Our account structure is a/ Best sellers each of them get a dedicated campaign (Performance max or shopping, depends) b/ Each of the best-seller coupled with a awareness campaign optimized for purchase like YouTube, Demand Gen c/ Non-best sellers each one of them is grouped by category, or AOV or by margin depending on the objective to achieve  d/ One catch-all campaign for Shopping placement 4/ Set right ROI expectations  Brands expect same ROI from all campaigns, it’s poor expectation Each campaign is part of a buyer funnel, each one moving customer closer to purchase We understand that performance max is more bottom of the funnel, so set a higher ROI on such campaigns While DemandGen is an awareness and activation campaign (even if optimized for purchase) and even the ROI expectation is lower ✅ Performance Max = BOF (high ROI expected). ✅ DemandGen = Awareness (lower ROI). But DemandGen is filing up the funnel for performance max to convert, so stopping DemandGen just because of low ROI leads to terrible performance issues 5/ Patience and Time  An advice that is underrated, scoffed and often ignored by brands who try Google first time But Google demands more patience than Meta Meta almost works within a few days, and requires constant optimization Google takes a few weeks to work, after that oversight required is limited and sailing is smooth .... If you are an ecommerce brand spending over 5L per month on ads and looking to explore Google ads, let’s talk

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An SEO love story. Sailed through each core update with growth. NO BLOGS. Brand <10% of all clicks 60% of growth product category 40% of growth product Time to ROI - 18 months. Competitive niche. Weak pre-existing domain. Initial kick off - significant indexing issues. #seo #seoresults #digitalmarketing

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Are good CTRs a reason to celebrate? Not much... Focus should be on conversion & CAC Getting high CTRs but negligible conversion & hence whopping CAC. Top possible reasons :- 👇 - Creative of ad is arousing urge to click but for wrong reasons ( typical clickbaits, not recommended) - Poor UX on landing page (Unclear, lengthy, irrelevant, tech glitches, poor navigation etc.) - Missing symmetry messaging (from ad creative to landing page to website/app) - High pricing which is getting revealed on LP - May be competition is doing better etc. Are there more big reasons. Mention in comments #performance #marketing #content #creative

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Why your product launch will fail Unless you fix this… Most product launches flop. Not because the product is bad, But because the marketing plan is a mess. Let me share how I helped my client hit $50K in sales during their product launch using a simple strategy of Facebook ads + email marketing. Here’s what we did differently: 1. Prepped the audience before the launch We didn’t wait for the launch day to start marketing. We used Facebook ads a month before to warm up potential buyers, teasing the product and building excitement. 2. Emails that felt like conversations We didn’t send boring sales emails. Each email told a story about the problem, the solution, and how life changes with the product. People love stories, not sales pitches. 3. Synced ads with emails for double impact We used the same message in Facebook ads and emails. The ad caught their attention, and the email backed it up. Together, it built trust in the product. 4. Handled objections before they popped up In our ads and emails, we answered questions like, "Is this right for me?" or "What if it doesn't work?" right away. Clearing doubts meant more sales. 5. We used a 3-day urgency window We didn’t say “Hurry!” on day one. Instead, during the last three days of the launch, we doubled down on urgency. Both ads and emails reminded people that time was running out, and sales went high in those final hours. 6. We didn’t stop here, we did post-lanuch After launch, we sent “thank you” emails to buyers and offered upsells. Ads focused on social proof, showing how happy customers were with the product. This added an extra $10K to the total revenue. This resulted in $50K in sales, a 3x return on ad spend, and a customer base ready for the next product. A launch isn’t just about ads or emails It’s about how they work together. Are you struggling with your product launch and don’t know what to do? DM or comment “LAUNCH” And I will help make your next launch a big win.

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Generate over ₹1 lakh in sales with just ₹8,000 in ad spend. If you think it's impossible, we did it with a simple strategy. It's called Skw (single keyword campaign). The issue with having multiple keywords in your campaign is that- Your best-performing keyword never reaches its true potential because multiple keywords eat up its budget share. The idea is to let your high-search-volume keyword perform to its maximum potential. Here’s how it works: ➡ Step 1: Identify Your Moneymaker Keyword - Go to your Sponsored Ads report and run a keyword report for the last 65 days. - Shift through the data to find the keyword that is driving the highest volume of searches and orders for your product. ➡ Step 2: Initiate campaign distribution. - We created 53 separate campaigns, each targeting your moneymaker keyword exclusively for our clients. ➡ Step 3: Implement precise match targeting. - Run them across every available match type: Broad, Phrase, and Exact. - This thorough approach ensures that your ads show up optimally for every variation of your golden keyword. ➡ Step 4: Set an aggressive budget. - You can find the CPC in your sponsored ad report. Multiply the CPC by 30% and enter your bid. ➡ Step 5: Launch your campaign. That's it! While aggressive, this single-keyword approach eliminates wasted ad spending for unbeatable efficiency. If you've been struggling with poor visibility, give this a try. Have you tried this strategy before? #amazonbid #amazonads #amazonagency

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Here's a quick comparison on how a DETAILED KEYWORD ANALYSIS looks like as compared to a POOR KEYWORD ANALYSIS 😪 : A. Precision vs. Guesswork ✅ : 🧠 Detailed Research: >> In-depth keyword research involves thorough Analysis and Data-Driven insights. >> It pinpoints SPECIFIC terms and phrases relevant to your audience’s intent, ensuring your content aligns precisely with their needs. 🧠 Vaguely Done:  >> With a vague approach, keyword selection is based on assumptions rather than concrete data. That is without the STEPS used for a complete Keyword Research. >> This guesswork may result in Targeting Broad, Generic Keywords that fail😭 to capture audience interest or drive meaningful traffic. B. Opportunities vs. Missed Potential✅ : 🧠 Detailed Research:  >> Detailed Keyword Research finds hidden opportunities and niche markets, allowing you to capitalize on underserved audiences and GAIN a Competitive Edge. 🧠 Vaguely Done:  >> A vague approach overlooks Valuable Keyword Opportunities, limiting your ability to reach new audiences and expand your online presence. 👉 This is EXACTLY why I advise against using ChatGPT for Keyword Research and Analysis! It can do more harm than good :( Keyword Analysis is a COMPLEX and THE MOST IMPORTANT Step🔺 in your marketing journey! Do it with precision or get it done correctly ✔ I am here for you💜 Give me a Shout-Out in the DMs "Keyword Analysis" and I can set it up for you. For more details on this topic, visit our blog here: https://lnkd.in/g422Vzut ------------------------------------------------------ WE ARE A FIT FOR YOU IF: You have spent thousands and not achieved required results! With 13+ years of experience, we use our unique proven formula to help you achieve your marketing goals. Our Motto: 🌳 We Grow when You Grow Website 🤩: www.bigbootmedia.com Email 💌: [email protected] Instagram🫶: Big Boot Media #bigbootmedia #marketingmaterials #leadgeneration #googleadstips #paidmarketing #socialmediamarketingstrategies #digitalmarketingUK #onlinemarketingstrategy #brandstrategist #organicmarketing #brandingandmarketing #marketingtipsonline #marketingtipsandtricks #marketingforsmallbusiness #smallbusinessUk #SEO #estateagentslondon #commercialphotographerlondon #commercialphotography #smallbusinessmelbourne #weddingphotographersydney #weddingphotographersydney #photographersmelbourne #logodesigning

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1 Non-negotiable in Marketing Multiple Variable Testing or Multivariate Testing Multiple Variable Testing identifies the different factors on a page and then help you find out as to which factor is the strongest. A better way is to test elements on the page in different combinations of designs etc. This approach is called Multivariable Testing and it allows you to test the elements on a page that you believe impact sales. When planned and executed carefully, Multiple Variable Testing virtually guarantees a positive change over your existing page. A Multivariable Test on a product landing page might test the product image, the headline and the product description copy. The goal is to create the most compelling page possible so that visitors to this page, often paid for through search or banner advertising, convert to customers at the highest possible rate. Two or more alternatives of the picture, description and headline are created and a page is composed for every combination of these elements in each of their versions. If there are 3 elements with two alternatives, this requires 8 combinations or ―recipes. By splitting the traffic randomly and showing each visitor only one version, we can determine the optimal recipe. The advantage of Multivariable Testing over AB Split Testing is that you can nearly always find a recipe that outperforms existing. The problem with Multivariable Testing is that if you have more than three elements or more than two alternatives, the number of combinations becomes so large that it takes too many visitors to run a conclusive test Do you test A LOT in your marketing?

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one of the reasons I push a certain lot of D2C brands to ditch PDPs & go for sales pages is that a PDP has a lot of distractions. one of the distraction is that PDP links to other pages, products and sections on the store. and that isn't good for conversions. but a sales page is single focus on the product offering or a bundle. Plus you get enough space to explain the product story. this is why sales pages especially long form convert much better than PDPs. also why would you like to run standard PDPs like everyone else in the market? the pure thrill of scaling a product or category comes through dedicated sales pages #d2cbrands #ecommerce

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#1MinuteSEOTip One quick actionable SEO Tip for MSPs Make sure to create [email protected] Email for doing all kinds of off page SEO work I have seen business owners giving same email like [email protected] for Seo work and they also use same email on their website to accept email from new customer It’s way productivity killer It’s so simple thing but i had to post this because a lot of people are still doing the same Running through unwated emails about account created on different profiles and what not with this: You will miss out a lot of actual email that need your attention If not missing out, You are not realizing your focus should be somewhere and you are getting dragged into something Hope this helps This tip is not only for MSPs but can be helpful for everyone —————————————- Hi I am raju, I help MSPs and IT companies get more leads with SEO I also help other SEO agencies to improve your SEO delivery game for your clients with my GAP Scraper Method that is properly streamlined and replicable to any website SEO growth Follow me Raju Khadka SEO Expert if you would like to get to the point short but sweet 1 Minute SEO tips but actual actionable ones #mspseo #seo #productivity

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Google Search algorithm leaked today. It outlines 2,596 modules with 14,014 ranking features related to various Google services. Here's what (13 things) we found: 1. Domain Authority The documentation reveals a feature called "siteAuthority," indicating Google does measure sitewide authority. 2. Clicks for Rankings Contrary to Google's public denials, systems like NavBoost use click data to influence rankings. 3. Documentation mentions a "hostAge" attribute used to sandbox new sites, contradicting Google's denial of a sandbox. 4. Despite denials, the documentation shows that Chrome data is used in ranking algorithms. 5. Google's ranking system is a series of microservices rather than a single algorithm. Key systems include Trawler (crawling), Alexandria (indexing), Mustang (ranking), and SuperRoot (query processing). 6. These are re-ranking functions that adjust SERPs before they are presented to users. Like, NavBoost, QualityBoost, and RealTimeBoost. 7. Panda uses a scoring modifier based on user behavior and external links, applied at many levels (domain, subdomain, subdirectory). 8. Google explicitly stores author information, indicating the importance of authorship in rankings. 9. Various demotions are applied, including anchor mismatch, SERP dissatisfaction, and exact match domains. 10. Links remain important, with metrics like sourceType indicating the value of links based on where a page is indexed. 11. Google measures the originality of short content and counts tokens, reinforcing the importance of placing key content early. 12. The author speculates whether the Helpful Content Update relates to Baby Panda and what NSR (Neural Semantic Retrieval) might mean. 13. The author advises creating great content, promoting it well, and continuing to experiment and test SEO strategies. The leak validates many SEO beliefs. It clarifies Google's, • Rranking mechanisms • Importance of quality content • User engagements • Strategic link building And more. Credit: Hridoy Rehman #Googleupdate #Seo #onpageseo #seoexpert

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My SaaS SEO playbook that can increase your customers by 20-30% in next six months. When you do SEO for your SaaS business, what is the one thing you take seriously ? 1. Rankings? 2. Traffic? 3. Signups/demos? Most of your answers would be the option three. Correct? It is because for SaaS businesses, SEO is not just about traffic. It is about how many customers are coming. No customers means no money coming in your bank account to further invest in bigger level marketing (In case you are bootstrapped) To solve your problem, I am giving away my SEO playbook I use for my SaaS clients that not just give traffic, but also helps them increase signups by 20-30% in 4-6 months. Not only this, my playbook helped one of our clients to generate 80% more signups. Crazy? Yes, it has all the secrets that includes - 1. Three content types to publish 2. How to generate 30-50 most useful keyword ideas 3. Optimizing content for signups 4. 20/20/60 rule for link building 5. Three type of best backlinks you should create 6. My top 6 strategies to create backlinks 7. Templated that give me 20%+ response rate 8. My two best strategies to find backlinks opportunities 9. My SEO project management software stack Loved the outline? Then just comment "playbook" to grab it for free! PS : Tag your friends if they need it.

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Exponential growth happens when one insight is activated multiple times. You can achieve that through iterative scientific testing. And you can also achieve and accelerate that by impacting channels. Here are 5 ways to activate insights from CRO to other channels : 1) Test unique value proposition in your ad headlines Leverage language from your winning variations to capture users attention. You can test that in paid and email as well to see if it resonates across the board or not. Step out of the boring similarities with your competitors by trying new positioning approaches, and feed that back to onsite testing. 2) Send traffic to relevant landing pages, not your homepage A homepage is generic and serves as a tool to orient users. Instead, drive your acquired customers to highly targeted and specific pages to get them to relate and engage immediately. 3) Capture emails with onsite experiments Discover what motivates users to give their email addresses to feed into the email flows. Then, leverage informative and valuable content in emails to drive customers back to the site. 4) A/B test different copy and images in your ads Re-use assets and copy materials from winning tests into your ad campaigns. Spin up more variations by testing everywhere at once. 5) Analyze most searched terms to discover buyer intent Match onsite content to most searched keywords to create alignment between what your site showcases and what outcomes customers are looking for.

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5 simple B2B SaaS SEO plays to drive leads fast (some work within 30 days): 1. 'Best [category] software/tool/platform' Typically a listicle format page. E.g. Top 10 [category] platforms Aim to make a more comprehensive and helpful list than the current #1 spot results. Add fair summaries of competitors. Put your brand first in the listicle and a clear example of problem you fix, how you fix it, some social proof and CTA. Build these for each key variation of your offer and keyword that prospects might use e.g. software/tool etc. 2. '[your brand] vs [competitor]' Same process but this is more focused on yourself then your core competitors. Build out for each main alternative. 3. '[Competitor] alternatives' Similar process as one. The search intent again will likely be a listicle. We've driven pipeline for clients within 30 days from this strat. 4. 'Best [Tool/software] for [industry]' Map out all the key industries you want to serve and that drive the most profitable clients. Build out long-form pages for every key offer + industry. 5. 'How to [job to be done]?' The spiciest framework in SEO (dominate your category): Jobs To Be Done (JTBD). This framework could even be the spiciest for marketing in general. JTBD in a nutshell: It starts with customer interviews. From people who have recently made a change (in your case who recently signed up) Understanding not what they bought... But why. That point of realising they could no longer make progress if they stayed as they are. They could no longer get the 'job' done. That tipping point is your marketing gold. How to use it to crush SEO: From customer interviews you work out how they were getting the 'job' done before using your solution. And the terrible thing (juicy, bleeding neck problem) that happened to prospects when they realised they needed to change. Then you leverage that in your pages and articles. -> JTBD -> Problem with it -> What happens if you ignore it -> Position your offer as the solution When you know what prospects have used before they came to your solution... You can target others with the same struggles searching on Google. Let's imagine you provide a power dialler SaaS tool. Your prospects might search: 'how to make faster cold calls with a cell phone' On your article you follow the framework above. Shining a light on the problem with manual dialling, impact (slow dials, less conversations and meetings) and solution (power dialler tool) with social proof and a clear CTA. ___ PS. I wrote a full playbook to win w/ B2B SEO it's yours free below (or hit visit my website > newsletter) 👇

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My 10-Step SEO Process (Drove 30 million+ clicks for clients in 2024) 1. Basic Tech SEO. - Setup GA, GSC, robots.txt, sitemap.xml - Provide a good user experience - Make sure your website is mobile-friendly - Eliminate duplicate content 2. Speed Up Your Website. - Use WP Rocket if you’re using WordPress to significantly speed up your site - Otherwise, Use Compressor io to losslessly compress all your images - Use lazy-loading to defer non-critical elements - Enable caching with Cloudflare 3. Find 200-300+ target keywords. - Define 5-10+ seed keywords - Run these seed keywords through Semrush - Set keyword difficulty to 0 to 20 - Extract all relevant keywords - Rinse repeat for higher difficulty keywords - Rinse repeat for other seed keywords - Once you’re done, run all keywords you find through ChatGPT - Ask it to generate even more target keywords 4. Create SEO Landing Pages. - Create 10-50+ SEO landing pages for your high buyer-intent keywords - Interlink these pages in your navbar and footer - Make sure all (relevant) blogs you publish link to these landing pages 5. Optimize Your SEO Landing Pages. - Mention your target keyword in H1, H2, and body - Include SEO-friendly FAQ at the end of the landing - Include semantically related keywords throughout the page - Keep top of the page for describing your product(s) or service(s) - Use the bottom half to include search-optimized content - When interlinking these landing pages, use relevant keywords as anchors 6. Setup Content Operations. - Aim for 10-20+ articles published/month - Create content outlines and pass them on to your writers - Hire 2-5+ freelance (or in-house) content writers  - Regularly edit and oversee content ops - Make sure that all your content is better than competitors 7. Setup Regular Interlinking. - Make sure that all your newly published content links to older posts - At the end of every month, actively interlink old/new content - The more internal links you have/build, the better 8. Competitor Backlink Audit. - Run your competitors through Semrush - Set filters to do-follow, one link per domain, active - Export to CSV - Eliminate all links from spammy/low quality domains - Estimate total number of backlinks for competitor - Subtract YOUR backlink total to competitor’s - Divide that number by 12 to estimate monthly link target - E.g. if the gap is 100 links, you need 8 links / month to catch up 9. Setup Link-Building Operations. - Get PitchBox (thank me later) and warm-up/setup 5 outreach emails - Set up guest posting, link-building, and blog category campaigns - Send out a minimum of 3,000 outreach emails per month - Run 20+ campaigns per month - Include an offer in your outreach emails (why should they link to you?) 10. Ongoing Operations. - Regularly analyze your rankings and find improvements for your content - Make sure you’re publishing more/better content than competitors - Make sure you’re building more/better links than competitors

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The hidden reason why most agencies have a high churn rate👇 Recently, one of my clients asked for a refund after 3 months of working with me which I had to agree to process Just to give some context, over the last 2 years, I have never processed any refund because of 2 main reasons: - Most of our clients get results after working with us - For those of them that don't, we continue to work with them until results without any additional payments However, for this particular client, I wasn't able to avoid a situation where I can offer to work with him until results as I wasn't able to do a good job in terms of the whole experience he got since he signed up. Part of the reason behind that is because I was really busy with some personal matters which to be fair is not his problem Hence, after reviewing the whole situation, I realized he is right on his part to ask for a refund and it's only ethical on my part to process that You see, It's not about the quality of your services. It's about the relationship with your clients. Think about it. Your clients are not just buying your services. They are buying a relationship with your agency. They want to feel valued, understood, and cared for. If they don't, they will leave. No matter how good your services are. So how can you reduce your agency churn rate? By focusing on building strong, meaningful relationships with your clients. Start by understanding their needs and expectations. Then, deliver on those expectations consistently. Communicate regularly. Be transparent. Show them that you value their business. Remember, it's not just about delivering great services. It's about creating a great client experience. That's the secret to reducing your agency churn rate. In a world where services can be easily replicated, the quality of your client relationships is what sets you apart. #smma #agency #clientservicing

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how Facebook conditional logic leads form works Once prospects click on ads they redirected to conditional logic form in which you can collect responses in 4 different answers types .... Make sure to turn on conditional logic while create new form ●→ Multiple choice ●→ Short answers ●→ Appointment Request - ●→ Store location 3 conditions you can apply to each question ... ●→ Go to next question [ according to prospect answer you can set among all which question you like to ask after that. ●→ Submit form [ most applied to last question ] ●→ Close form [ if prospects doesn't qualify according the info they submit Facebook will close form so we only get pre qualified leads. Using Automation tools like Pabbly we can collect leads info And added Google sheet automatically for every new lead you get Also notify you through email with every new lead info ♻️Repost and follow now we not meet again😊 ----***---- #solar #solarleads #us #solarenergy #leadgen #PersonalDevelopment #GrowthMindset #MindPower #SelfImprovement #leadgeneration #b2bleadgen #digitalleadgen #leadgentips #leadgenstrategy #salesleads #prospecting #marketing #digitalmarketing #rejectionhandling #newpost #hackoftheday

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