Become a Technical Marketer: A Guide to Working Faster, Accelerating Growth, Automating Marketing Tasks, and More
Nathaniel Eliasonamazon.com
Become a Technical Marketer: A Guide to Working Faster, Accelerating Growth, Automating Marketing Tasks, and More
According to him, the #1 thing that does it is lead magnets. A "Lead Magnet" is an additional part of the article that requires people to take some action in order to get access to. If you've noticed, we use one when we ask you to email your friends about us and we used one in the last email for some extra code to automate your twitter fu
... See moreSo instead of just asking nicely for someone to tweet for you, give them an incentive with "Pay with a Tweet." This service will let you create a link that gives your visitors a bonus if they promote you on social media. It could be a PDF, video, really anything you can host on your site or on DropBox.
Fourth, you'll go to Zapier and create a Zap for automatically replying to emails that have that tag on them with some thank-you text, and a link to the giveaway. This way you don't have to manually respond to each one, and you'll save a ton of time. Here's a link to the template we created for doing this.
Since P4M doesn’t have a blog, we’ll use Zapier’s as an example.
but it's much easier to just use Google's UTM generator.
There's a third option. If you wanted to, say, put up an instructional video on how to do what you talk about in the post, Wista is the best option for that. They're a more SEO friendly video hosting option than Youtube, they let you seamlessly embed videos in your site, and they'll let you require visitors to enter their email address before watch
... See moreSharedCount is a site that will let you send it a limited number of queries each day to see how many social shares a certain URL received.
Go ahead and open this page up: http://www.w3schools.com/sql/trysql.asp?filename=trysql_select_all It’s an example database that you can run SQL queries against to see how they work and to get some practice. At the end of