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The Scrappy Guide to Marketing. Kieran Flanagan, Marketing Director (EMEA) @HubSpot @searchbrat [email protected]

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Any marketer who is focused on scaling a business has scrappiness built into their core. They hustle to make results happen. They are very clear goals, a great understanding of how to stack rank these goals using levers and an obsession with experimentation to continually improve upon their results.

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The Scrappy Guide to Marketing.

Kieran Flanagan, Marketing Director (EMEA) @HubSpot@searchbrat [email protected]

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Kieran Flanagan@searchbrat“Highly motivated marketing geek high on data crack.”

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Motivated by this

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“I’m trying to do a lot with very little”

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Oh you haven’t

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You really should

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Not being able to get what we want …

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Help us be more creative

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Help us be more creative, focused,

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Help us be more creative, focused, scrappy.

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Exhibit A

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Old School

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Levers

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There were some casualties along the way

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Continued to experiment on the process

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Until I got one of these

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Until I got one of these, and one of these as well !!

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“What the hell is this dude talking about?”

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Clear Goal

The 3 components of scrappiness

3

1

Know Levers

Experimenting

2

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1HAVE CLEAR

GOALS

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“All good marketers focused on growth should have an

obsessive focus on a singular goal”

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Revenue is usually the most important singular goal we have.

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Making money is not the right goal to obsess over.

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Making money is not the right goal to obsess over. It’s

too broad.

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Get Visitors

Activate Members

Retain Users

Simpler version of Dave McClure A.A.R.R.R start up metrics.

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Get Visitors

Contact

Customers

HubSpot marketing team goal is customers and retention.

Retain Users

Visit to Contact %

Contact to Customer %

Churn Rate

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Get Visitors

Contact

Customers

The Funnel will guide your decision on what goal to obsess over

Retain Users

Generating 200 weekly visits

Visit to Contact Rate 50%

Contact to Customer Rate 50%

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Get Visitors

Contact

Customers

The Funnel will guide your decision on what goal to obsess over

Retain Users

Generating 200 visits

Visit to Contact Rate 50%

Contact to Customer Rate 50%

Ours should be visits …

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Generating “more visits” is still too broad

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Increase Visits

Narrow down goals until you can check shit off

Increase User Generated Content

Community with monthly prizes for

top posters

Email partners on why they should

create content for us

Create author pages to profile

contributors

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Do you have metrics for those goals?

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Goals without metrics are empty

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2Know Your

Levers

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Levers ?

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Marketing Grader has generated over 4 million visits and 500,000 prospects.

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AirBnB originally allowed you to automatically post your listing to Craigslist.

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Hotmail's “PS I Love you” signature helped to grow to over 12 million email a/cs

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Path used everyone’s contact address book to send texts. A little too aggressive !

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What are your levers ?

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What goal should we execute first?

Community with monthly prizes for

top posters

Create author pages to profile

contributors

Email partners on why they should

create content for us

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Community with monthly prizes for

top posters

Create author pages to profile

contributors

What goal should we execute first?

Email partners on why they should

create content for us

Our engineering team is slammed

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Community with monthly prizes for

top posters

Create author pages to profile

contributors

What goal should we execute first?

Email partners on why they should

create content for us

We need some dev time and design

resource

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Community with monthly prizes for

top posters

Email partners on why they should

create content for us

Create author pages to profile

contributors

What goal should we execute first?

Our email list is a huge

lever. Takes very little

energy to do this.

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Blog dedicated to partner content

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Experiments

3

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Scrappy marketers are not ok with best practice.

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Best practice f**king sucks !

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Experiments allow you to continually improve on your

current strategy.

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Thomas Edison – “I have not failed 1,000 times. I have successfully discovered 1,000 ways to not make a light bulb”.

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Experiments?

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Content Hacks

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What content format works best?

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KISSmetrics generated 2,512,596 visitors and 41,142 back links from 47 infographics.

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There are a lot of content formats to try !! - http://bit.ly/1hW42Un

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How do I get more people to click on my content?

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Upworthy write 25 headlines. Pick two. A/B test and pick the winner.

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Upworthy write 25 headlines. Pick two. A/B test and pick the winner.

Check out thir deck http

://slidesha.re/1nqHwGd

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How do I get people to share my content?

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Ask them to

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Provide right options

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Personalising helps

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Click to tweet allows you to easily include tweetable stats in blog posts

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But no one is reading my blog at the moment?

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Buffer wrote 60 guest posts that helped grow their customer based to 100,000.

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I don’t know what to write about ?

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Socialcrawlytics can identify your competitors best content and their top authors.

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** Keep a swipe file of levers **

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Be creative !!

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Holy Shit !!

Eat24 create amazingly good content that’s not always directly related to food.

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Ok, I’ll start pumping out lots of short blog posts

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SERPIQ study says the average content length for a web page that ranks in top 10 is 2000 words.

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@Searchbrat

Scrappy marketers are

always experimenting. They are never

content with the results they have.

“”

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Ask yourself …

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Do we have clear goals. Can we tick them off. What are the metrics?

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What levers do we have to help us stack rank these goals?

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What experiments can we run to scale our results?

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THANK YOU.