Louis Grenier’s Extremely Uncensored Take on Marketing
Pre-Launch & Beta Readers
- Louis Grenier built in public, sharing snippets and struggles, to keep himself accountable during the book's pre-launch.
- He also implemented a beta reader program, sending a public promise to deliver the book by a specific date.
- Grenier received 249 applications and handpicked ideal reader profiles, including profession
Nudge • Louis Grenier’s Extremely Uncensored Take on Marketing
Focus on Foundations
- Instead of panicking and following every marketing trend, focus on foundational principles.
- These core concepts remain constant despite technological advancements and provide stability in a chaotic landscape.
Nudge • Louis Grenier’s Extremely Uncensored Take on Marketing
Repeat, Don't Diversify
- Share one core message consistently instead of diluting your efforts with numerous messages.
- Repetition builds familiarity and increases the likelihood of being remembered, similar to Coca-Cola's strategy.
Nudge • Louis Grenier’s Extremely Uncensored Take on Marketing
Loyalty's Limits
- Customer churn due to uncontrollable factors like death or relocation necessitates continuous acquisition of new customers.
- Loyalty programs have limited impact on growth and focusing solely on loyal customers can hinder profitability.
Nudge • Louis Grenier’s Extremely Uncensored Take on Marketing
Customer Churn
- Customer churn is inevitable due to factors beyond a marketer's control, like customers dying, moving, or changing jobs.
- Loyalty programs have a limited impact because they primarily target already loyal customers.
- 40% of revenue comes from light buyers who may only purchase once.
- Continuous outreach is essential to reach new light and
Nudge • Louis Grenier’s Extremely Uncensored Take on Marketing
Book Marketing
- Louis pre-marketed his book "Stand the Fuck Out" for over two years, building anticipation and using it as a personal accountability tool.
- He involved beta readers for feedback, gathering over 5,000 comments which significantly improved the book's quality.
Nudge • Louis Grenier’s Extremely Uncensored Take on Marketing
Solicit Feedback for Clarity and Confidence
- Ask for feedback on your book to improve clarity and storytelling.
- Define concepts immediately after introducing them for better understanding.
- Ensure chapter titles are clear rather than curiosity-led like email subject lines.
- Incorporate personal stories into every chapter to enhance engagement.
- Use feedba