Hey! I checked your site and I think you may want to add some background color behind the white texts (since your background constantly change and the texts aren't visible) (i added some sample images below 👇 ) 😅

@Mikaël Castellani People need to understand what your product does in 5 seconds or they'll leave. It needs to clearly identify who it's for and why they care / what benefit it provides to them. You also need very visible "call to action," i.e. what action you want them to do, i.e. signup button. And you want all of this "above the fold," i.e. visible to the user with no scrolling because it's the only part of your website you know everyone who visits will see. For example, the end of your page should be the beginning of your page.

Hey everybody, I’m Dominic I’m a podcaster and maker (apps and websites). Most recently I’ve been promoting my 2 ebooks for preorder and preview

Hey @Darko very good question! I ran FB Ads 2019 when I was offering only FREE courses, now it is paid courses I need to run another campaign + re-market to existing list, but right now I am building blog site as a way of growing backlinks to move away from the heavy cost of Ads to more generic ones.

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Sorry for the re-post - I put a link preview in my previous. Still need a bit of help though - if you guys can spare a few seconds. We are now growing at Keypup.io and have decided to revamp our website. Keypup is a developer workflow streamlining platform. We help developers & tech leads get more clarity on their daily activities by providing data aggregation and automation. As we keep growing, we thought it was time for a website makeover. Whether you are a developer, tech lead or not at all, we would love to get your view on which one you like best out of the 2 we have. Developers tend to like things that are straight-to-the-point, slick and self-explanatory. They love focus and trendy. With that in mind, your views on helping us decide would be massively appreciated. https://en.99designs.fr/contests/poll/ff0412e45b Thanks so much!

To get things started, here's a recent cold email @Akhil Ramesh got from AppSumo. It seems these guys are now offering 90/70% rev share (as opposed to 30%). So if any of you get an offer from them, you have something to counter with 😄 Does anyone have any other cool cold email screenshots to share?

Marketing quiz! One of these landing pages converts 54% better for BirdyBots than the other. Before I reveal the answer (see thread), which one do you think & why?

Update: We're currently trending #3 on Product Hunt - this is what our traffic looks like 3 hours after launch (screenshot attached)

@Felipe Aragnao Here's a shot of a sheet they sent me.

Our GMPros member @Alex Jost just ended up #1 on ProductHunt today. Congrats Alex! 👋👋👋

Learn about 6 common UX mistakes you should avoid in 2021 in order not to harm your customer experience 💡 The robotic tone of voice, SEO keyword stuffing, confusing website or app navigation, and more big no-no’s – in the article. 👉🏼* Check out* 👈🏼

Nice website footer! I will send you a DM

which one looks better?

I'm polishing our UX. This is the main content creation form. How does it make you feel? Do you understand what is going on, or should I work on the copy to make it clearer?

thare is quite a jump in the growth-related spam my email receives since I joined this slack

<!everyone> We now have a club on Clubhouse and will soon start organizing regular weekly meetups, as well as host AMAs. The club is called "Growth Marketing Club" (blue rocket with a white background): If you join, reply to me here with your username and I'll add you as a member (we will allow members to start their own rooms under the club's name).

Here it is. It's a very generic template to get an initial contact with us. I'm certain they have no idea of what Pluckd is.

Is this only me or apply page does not work ? https://apply.ycombinator.com

@Darko Got a little more info, looks like it’s a typical marketing offering. Looks worth it based on the exposure their platform can give.

Hey guys, a lot of you seem to be struggling at getting a Clubhouse invite. Pretty sure there are people here with invite. If you have an invite, can you reply here so other community members can get in touch? Btw this is our club (we should start with weekly meetups really soon):

Guys, we had some people report that some members are spamming them by emailing them or with DMs. PLEASE REPORT everyone who's spamming (just DM me) and I'll make sure to remove them. Also if you have something to offer that might be useful to the community, rather than trying to DM everyone (and risk someone reporting you), maybe consider DMing me instead so we can figure something out that's win-win for everyone :)

<!channel> we are close to 300 people on Clubhouse (if you haven't found us there, search for "Growth Marketing Club" and look for the blue rocket with the white background). Also, today CH released an update where you can link to clubs. Here's ours: https://joinclubhouse.com/club/growth-marketing-clu . If anyone needs an invite, feel free to DM me.

We increased website traffic by 21% through one successful HARO pitch! 👀 I posted about how we did this in Indie Hackers and thought you might find it helpful as well. You can read it here. I am happy to answer any questions and would love to learn how you use HARO as well!

Hello fellow Growth Marketers! just wanted to share some good news before bed time! As a programmer I wanted to build something of my own as a side hustle, easier said than done!!!  so I built my online education platform teaching Python programming etc couldn’t get a soul to part with their money 😄 they register for FREE and then go cold. I offered free courses and even tossed in FREE 1-2-1 zoom sessions and still no takers and so I stopped creating courses, started reading digital marketing books, trying to figure out what I was doing wrong! clearly my fault somewhere. I came across Russell Brunson’s DOTCOM SECRETS, EXPERT SECRETS & TRAFFIC SECRETS, so I started reading them making notes, sketching everything out, following exercises to understand my audience, myself, who I want to serve and why, all the things I never spent anytime trying to understand. I really geeked out on these! Thought my target was something like #learn_to_code turns out it is was more like #I_hate_my_job Long story short, once I understood my audience, learnt how to position myself better and with grown confidence I locked down my site removed the FREE stuff and put courses behind a payment gateway monthly subscription £37p/mo and explained why I was charging in a video on the site, No one is paying me anyway so no difference there. The very next day email from Stripe ( Payment on the way! ) I was shocked, then another subscription and another and growing! My Indie Hackers profile is hooked up to Stripe api attached is the figure so far, not a lot of money but as a side hustle that makes me feel so so proud! I still have a ton of marketing tips from these books to implement, especially around collaborating with influencers who have my dream audience, updating copy to be more relevant, and price model needs changing too! I recently started a new Youtube channel, at first I thought I will code and show how to code, then realised that was giving too much and now focused on all the surrounding messages and leave coding for the platform still early days but from that converted 6 paying students. I hope this encourages anyone starting off like I am and trying to get that first conversion, I am happy to share what I am learning along the way, feel free to DM mostly revolves around content creation, sharing to the right audience and gaining confidence in your messaging. P.s Pinterest has been a really weird source of traffic for me, it is not talked about very much, hidden gem?

Spent my weekend analyzing video types published by our users with Vidjet.io. Here is what I found out 👇 Your Facebook Ads videos won’t work on your website. ❌ Each video type should be used at a certain moment of your customer journey. Something needs to be clear: Video Ads ≠ On-site Videos❗ ️ Also called ‘media buying’, video ads are designed to bring traffic to your store. On-site videos work towards creating a relationship of trust with your visitors. 🤝 For example, an animation video on a product page doesn’t work as well as an authentic video showing people using the product. The animation video is watched less than 40% of its duration, while the authentic video reaches 75+%. 📈 Important note: this analysis was performed on a sample of 100 short videos, between 15 and 55 seconds.

Why isn’t your signup github auth?

Hey Marketer, I need a little help for the wording please. This banner is for our social medias. Which one would you choose?

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