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The Keys to Email Deliverability

Domain reputation is a critical factor in getting more emails to your subscriber’s inbox.

To build or rehabilitate your domain reputation, you need to maximize positive email signals tied to your domain. 

When thinking about mailbox provider algorithms, some actions are considered positive. 

And some actions are considered negative. 

Certain positive signals also carry more “weight” than others. 

After spending hours combing through Gmail, Yahoo, and Outlook email documentation, this blog lists many positive (and negative) signals each algorithm uses to maximize email deliverability. 

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How Medium of Content Delivered Impacts Ad Measurement

You have two campaigns running. They were launched at the same time. They are targeting the same audience.

Here are the results you’ve seen so far:

Campaign 1: 

→ 0.67% clickthrough rate (CTR)

→ $1.88 cost-per-click (CPC)

Campaign 2:

→ 3.50% clickthrough rate (CTR)

→ $0.33 cost-per-click (CPC)

If you just found out your budget was cut in half and you need to end one of these campaigns today. Which of these campaigns performed better and will be staying on?

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Paid Media: Definition, Channels, and Tactics (+ Examples)

How do you speed up the process of building brand awareness, converting customers, and driving website traffic?

Paid media amplifies marketing campaigns and accelerates results—so you can reach marketing goals faster.

It’s a key element of any digital strategy. Yet it’s also a broad category with a long list of channels, formats, and tactics.

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Thought-Leadership Content on LinkedIn: The Key to Efficient Growth in 2024

The era of growth-at-all-costs strategy is over.

Companies are pushing for profitability today instead of projecting for it in the future.

Your budget and headcount are slashed, but as a growth practitioner, you’re still on the hook for hitting your numbers.

In my work as a growth marketing consultant for B2B SaaS companies, I work with companies from Seed to Series C which gives me a large breadth of experience.

And my best secret for efficient growth right now is right in front of your eyes every day on LinkedIn.

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Economic Moats

When Warren Buffett coined the term “economic moat”, he stated that the products that have wide, sustainable moats around them, are the ones that deliver rewards to investors.

That’s why determining the competitive advantage of any company is key to investing, to which moats were initially tethered: a bigger moat makes a stock a better bet.

But the implications are broader, for companies large and small. An effective moat doesn’t require Amazon’s distribution network or Microsoft’s monopolistic software strategy.

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Growth

Sean Ellis coined the term “growth hacking” over a decade ago in 2010. Since then, the term has taken on a life of its own.

“Growth hacking” is the focus of dozens of books, new roles, new departments and teams, new methods of thinking, hundreds of articles, hundreds of guides, hundreds of webinars… you get the idea.

Yet, it still feels very elusive. High-growth companies simply have something most companies don’t, right?

Wrong. The truth is, they simply had a solid growth marketing process.

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Logical fallacies

When you first start doing conversion optimization, you think that the biggest hurdles are technical things: running an a/b test the right way, collecting data correctly, QA’ing tests.

These things are all important, of course. But the solutions are fairly straightforward, and when you reach a certain level of experience and skill, they tend to be a given.

No, the biggest obstacle to a testing program – even a mature program – tends to be human error and cognitive bias.

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