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A Deep Dive Beyond Performance Marketing Vanity Metrics

Performance Marketing Attribution Models Still using Last-Click attribution? You're making budget decisions with flawed data. This deep dive explores advanced attribution models that reveal your true marketing ROI and prepare you for a cookieless world. More than a century ago, department store pioneer John Wanamaker famously lamented, "Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half." In an age of unprecedented data, we should have solved his problem. We have the tools to track every click, view, and conversion. Yet, for a vast number of marketers, Wanamaker's dilemma is as real today as it was in the 1800s. The culprit is a flawed, outdated, yet stubbornly persistent measurement model: Last-Click attribution. Most marketing analytics platforms, including older versions of Google Analytics, defaulted to this model, which gives 100% of the credit for a conversion to the final touchpoint in a customer's journey. This is l...

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The Product-Led Growth (PLG) Playbook

How to Turn Your Product into Your Primary Acquisition Channel Ditch the expensive, outdated sales-led model. This playbook provides a step-by-step framework for implementing Product-Led Growth (PLG), turning your product into a sustainable, high-converting acquisition engine. In the relentless world of SaaS, a single metric is beginning to cast a long shadow over boardrooms and budget meetings: Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC). For years, the default playbook has been to spend more on sales and marketing. But as channels become more saturated and expensive, this sales-led growth (SLG) model is showing its age. Companies are spending more to acquire each new customer, a trend that puts a dangerous strain on capital and stifles growth. However, a new class of high-growth companies has shattered this paradigm. Businesses like Slack, Calendly, and Dropbox have achieved massive scale not by outspending the competition, but by building a growth engine directly into their product. They belong...

Using Gamification and Rewards to Increase User Engagement

Learn to Design Effective and Engaging Gamification Elements  Gamification is the use of game-like elements in non-game contexts. It can be used to engage users, motivate them to take action, and make them feel like they are part of something bigger. Gamification can be used in a variety of settings,…

Using Webinars and Podcasts to Increase Sales

Tips and Tricks for Engaging Your Audience with Webinars and Podcasts Webinars and podcasts are two powerful tools that businesses can use to generate leads and sales. By producing and promoting high-quality niche webinars and podcasts on their area of expertise and operations, businesses can reach a wider audience, establish themselves as thought leaders in...

Demystifying ATL, BTL and TTL Marketing

What are the various types of marketing activities and how they relate to each other? When it comes to Advertising and Marketing you must have come across the terms ATL, BTL and TTL and wondered what the terms actually mean? So, let’s try to understand what these Marketing Terms stand for and how they are… What are the various types of marketing activities and how they relate to each other? When it comes to Advertising and Marketing you must have come across the terms ATL, BTL and TTL and wondered what the terms actually mean? So, let’s try to understand what these Marketing Terms stand for and how they are different from each other.