13 Examples of Growth Loops to Accelerate User Acquisition (3 minute read)
The AARRR funnel is now seen as inadequate due to its linear structure and the silos it creates. Growth loops offer a more holistic approach, aligning with the non-linear nature of real-world user journeys. Adopting growth loops involves focusing on the entire user journey for a more agile growth strategy. This post illustrates 13 growth loops, including worth-of-mouth, UGC sharing, and product-plug.
How We Got 50+ Backlinks with One SEO Blog Post (3 minute read)
Find 10-20 link-magnet keywords that are likely to be searched for by journalists or bloggers. Create a comprehensive, long-form article targeting one of the keywords, citing information from high-quality sources without external links. Add internal links to this page from your existing, related content. Once your article starts ranking in position 1 to 3 for the target keyword, you'll likely start earning several backlinks each month.
Powtoon (Tool)
Powtoon allows users to create animated videos and presentations without advanced design skills. It's widely used for explainer videos, training materials, and promotional content. It offers a wide range of customizable templates, characters, and scenes.
Day 1,095 (4 minute read)
Minjae Ormes reflects on her 3 years at LinkedIn as VP of Marketing. She shares the unique challenges marketers face, being highly visible yet often misunderstood. She stresses the need to maintain self-awareness and a distinct point of view amid external opinions. Ormes advises marketers to approach their first impression like launching a product in a new market, actively defining their value and contributions.
“Education” Isn't Enough: How to Market When Information is Dirt Cheap (5 minute read)
A decade or so ago, Google Search was in an era of information scarcity, where hyper-relevant information was hard to find and content was costly to create. Today, the opposite is true, which fundamentally changes how marketing functions. In this era of information abundance, brands should offer new flavors of information that serve unique needs, create completely new information that competitors haven't done, and invest in entertaining the audience rather than churning out rote information.
Social Sharing Might Get You Sued: Social Media And Copyright Law (4 minute read)
Despite engaging on social media, many companies are unaware that sharing copyrighted content without proper rights can lead to serious legal issues. Copyright law protects creators by regulating how their work is used, and failure to comply can result in significant penalties. Familiarity with copyright terms like Fair Use and Creative Commons is crucial for responsible content sharing.