All Things Growth and Marketing

Types of value propositions

Humans are value-rating machines. Every day, all day long, we size up different decisions by appraising the value proposition of that action.

Should I buy this product? Sure, that’s the obvious one. But also:

  • Should I go to lunch with this person?
  • Should I open this email?
  • Should I even spend the time to ponder this decision?

When most marketers think about a value proposition, they’re thinking of the 10,000-foot-view—an overall company value proposition. This can make them feel powerless, especially in a large organization. The CEO controls the company value prop. What can you do?

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Single keyword ad groups

Single Keyword Ad Groups (SKAGs) are ad groups in Google Ads with just one keyword in them. They help PPC marketers gain more control and a cleaner account structure.

Improving your Quality Score, increasing your click-through rate (CTR), reducing your ad spend without compromising results… These are all top-of-mind for PPC marketers using Google Ads.

We increased our CTR by 28.1%, improving our Quality Score from 5.56 to 7.95 (out of 10). How did we do it?

Through single keyword ad groups. While this tactic is not as widely-known as some others, smart marketers are using it to maximize their PPC spend. Here’s what you need to know to do it too.

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person writing product descriptions in notebook

Most product descriptions are either terrible or non-existent and often overlooked by brands in conversion optimization strategies. But for companies doing it right, writing excellent product descriptions is a great way to sprinkle brand personality in a place most people don’t expect.

In fact, some companies do product copy so well that it’s almost a feature of the product itself. But, is product page copy actually that important?

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Form Fields

You have a landing page and plenty of traffic, but no one is clicking the submit button on your lead generation form. What gives?

If you’re like most people, your first instinct is to remove form fields to reduce friction. Sounds simple and, well, pretty obvious, right? If you want more people to complete your form, ask less of them. A best practice was born.

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Lead generation is vital for any business. Once you’re generating some leads, the next logical step is to improve the conversion rate.

Depending on your niche, there are different tactics and methods for improving conversions. One you may not have heard of is creating and optimizing micro funnels.

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You want to do amazing marketing. You want to empower your team, collect the right data, create unique content, automate funnels, personalize communication, report with ease, act on insight, and achieve the snowball effect.

If you’ve read my book or taken my course, you know that marketing technology is vital to your success. Now, you’re ready to learn about the mistakes that marketers have made—so you can avoid them, build marketing leadership skills, and get ahead faster.

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m(Dot) vs. Responsive vs. Adaptive

Every once in a while a big debate comes along in the conversion optimization industry. There was the carousel debate, the hamburger menu debate, the above the fold debate, etc.

Optimizers have been debating another question: Which mobile design is best for optimizers?

Is it m(Dot) design, responsive design, or adaptive design? All three options have their unique pros and cons as far as UX and SEO go, but which is most suitable for someone running experiments and tests on the regular?

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