Big businesses have been through the gauntlet of unstable early days and tumultuous seasons to achieve high growth, high employee counts, and high ROIs. They’ve already put in the time and resources to come up with processes and strategies that work for them. Small businesses are a different entity, often with more limitations, but a […]
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You’re more than just a mere marketer. You are an entrepreneur, you get things done, you set goals, and most importantly, you follow through. Due to the busy nature of owning a business, there’s no doubt that you’re looking for ways to become a smarter marketer — and that’s where we come in. The key
Growth hacking strategies can provide rapid results, but if your company can’t carry that momentum, all your efforts will be for naught. You can’t employ growth hacking techniques if you don’t know how they’ll work in the long run. The entire point is to increase a measurable growth target—not to grow as much as possible
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Facebook has released a new infographic which looks at the growing influence of mobile shopping and social media in the holiday period. Source link
To say marketing has changed in the last few years is an understatement. Software drives not only marketing innovation but business innovation as well. There are plenty of books and articles that offer an overview of the rise of software in business operations. But few authors have done as great a job at explaining
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Whether you listen to them daily or just overheard a conversation about last week’s Radiolab between two leather-clad, ponytail-sporting fellas on the train this morning, I’m willing to bet you’re familiar with podcasts. The Opportunity in Podcast Advertising Over the past decade or so, the once-obscure medium has become increasingly popular among, well, everyone. According
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Sean Ellis is widely credited with having coined the term “growth hacking” in 2010. According to Ellis, a growth hacker is “a person whose true north is growth,” someone with a “burning desire to connect your target market with your must-have solution.” This kind of fast growth is accomplished by methodically and rapidly experimenting, using
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Sign up to gain access to thousands of marketing resources! Don’t worry … It’s FREE! If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably had your fill of marketing buzzwords. (And we’re not alone: Check out this MarketingProfs compilation of 15 buzzwords to stop using.) But, in many cases, buzzwords describe valuable marketing approaches we can use
By Aaron Agius Entrepreneur Sean Ellis had been involved in the explosive growth of a number of Silicon Valley companies, such as Dropbox, Eventbrite, LogMeIn, and Lookout. However, whenever it came time for him leave a company and find a replacement, he found that people who had only traditional marketing experience were not suited to take
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Growth hacking is the mother of all marketing buzzwords. It’s the phrase you’ve probably heard it endlessly from new, edgy startup founders in your network. You’ve probably seen it in articles online touting that “growth hacking” as the primary way to succeed. And that’s the problem: Marketers use the term “growth hacking” so much that
