The ability to write effective copy comes from practice, trial & error, testing, and experience. Our CEO, Ford Saeks believes in “sharpening the saw” and just completed and passed this copywriting expert certification.
For the first episode of his new YouTube show, our CEO Ford Saeks focused on niche marketing and the questions, “How do I find my niche?” and “How do I market to my niche?” We love his explanation but thought you might also benefit from hearing some others’ perspectives on the topic. Here are a few of the most-watched videos on YouTube right now for niche marketing.
Because you know it’s important to use data to drive action, you look at your social media metrics regularly. You chart the growth in your followers and their likes and shares of your posts. But you’re frustrated because you don’t see how this is really affecting your business. You don’t see the value of your social media efforts. Besides, each social media platform has its own metrics—likes, replies, comments, shares, plusses, repins, etc.
Okay, so you have a pleasantly-designed website with benefit-driven copy, and now you’re waiting for the leads to roll in. Instead of the phone ringing, however, you hear crickets. What could be the problem? Why aren’t visitors booking your services and buying your products? Well, don’t give up just yet. We’ve put together a list of hidden conversion killers in your copy. You can make the changes detailed in our solutions to increase your website traffic and revenue.
Let’s follow the path of a typical consumer. You see an ad for a product on Facebook. It catches your interest, so you click. The transition is pretty smooth and now you see a landing page design that gradually gives you more and more information about the benefits of this product.
Within sixty seconds of hitting that page, you should have access to and be able to consume all the information you need to make a decision. The focus on the benefits—in the headline, the sub-headlines, and the bullet points—allows you to decide whether or not to take action. This page that leads you to one clear choice is called a landing page.(more…)