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Bridget Randolph - Shocking: Get Traffic Fast With This One Weird Trick Discovered By Rand Fishkin!

Bridget Randolph - Shocking: Get Traffic Fast With This One Weird Trick Discovered By Rand Fishkin!

Distilled

May 26, 2015
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  1. SHOCKING: GET MORE TRAFFIC FAST WITH THIS ONE WEIRD TRICK

    DISCOVERED BY RAND FISHKIN Bridget Randolph SearchLove Boston 2015 @Bridget Randolph
  2. THE SECRET Be the CEO of a globally recognized industry

    leader brand with a loyal community of followers worldwide
  3. THE THREE TYPES OF PROBLEMS MARKETERS COMMONLY FACE… AND WHAT

    TO DO ABOUT THEM. Bridget Randolph SearchLove Boston 2015 @Bridget Randolph
  4. @BridgetRandolph THESE USUALLY BREAK DOWN AS FOLLOWS: - The Giant

    Dandelion problem - The Broken Windows problem - The David and Goliath problem
  5. @BridgetRandolph When you lack the resource and not in your

    yard - Photoworld SOLUTION UPROOT THE DANDELION
  6. @BridgetRandolph SaaS business (B2B) Goal: obtain more qualified leads through

    the website - run paid advertising on LinkedIn - - EFFORT: 1 - IMPACT: 2 - build a social media community for brand awareness - EFFORT: 3 - IMPACT: 1 - use existing offline efforts for online leverage - EFFORT: 2 - IMPACT: 3
  7. @BridgetRandolph SaaS business (B2B) Goal: obtain more qualified leads through

    the website - run paid advertising on LinkedIn - - EFFORT: 2 - IMPACT: 2 - build a social media community for brand awareness - EFFORT: 3 - IMPACT: 1 - use existing offline efforts for online leverage - EFFORT: 2 - IMPACT: 3
  8. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL WE SAW THE FOLLOWING RESULTS: • 30%

    increase in retention • 30% more social followers • 13,000+ social media mentions • Coverage on 1100+ websites including: ◦ TechCrunch ◦ Lifehacker ◦ Google ◦ Forbes ◦ FastCompany
  9. @BridgetRandolph Questions to ask Are my competitors significantly stronger in

    terms of resource? Do I have a specific area in which I can be the best?
  10. @BridgetRandolph Brainstorm + Data List of Goals (WHAT) Sense Check

    (WHY) List of Activities (HOW) Brainstorm + Data Sense Check (WHY) Final List of Goals and Activities
  11. @BridgetRandolph WHAT increase the number of new contracts WHY •

    increase number of new contracts • our avg contract value is $50k/year, and • customers tend to stay with a provider as long as it’s working for them HOW increase the number of qualified leads coming via the website • leverage offline marketing activities for online (e.g. use exhibition events to get email signups, etc).
  12. @BridgetRandolph ASK YOURSELF Does this new idea: - fit into

    the current plan without needing to reallocate resource? - look like a more efficient way to achieve the goal(s) previously agreed? Has something changed, externally or internally, which makes the old goal(s) less relevant?
  13. @BridgetRandolph FINAL TAKEAWAY Marketing problems can normally be broken down

    into three basic templates. And now you have the tools to approach these different types of problem effectively and simply.
  14. @BridgetRandolph Is there a single major problem (‘dandelion’)? Is it

    in your ‘yard’ or someone else’s? Are there lots of small problems? (‘broken windows’) Do you have significantly fewer resources than your competitors? (‘David and Goliath’) Fix this first. (‘uproot the dandelion’) Fix these in order of effort/impact. (‘fix the broken windows’) Narrow and focus. (‘Aim for the giant’ s forehead.’) mine someone else’s yes yes no Improve across all areas in order of effort/impact. no yes no The ‘Identify The Problem’ Flowchart