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Post by account_disabled on Jan 23, 2024 8:46:05 GMT
The same is true for Twitter. At Twitter, they found that users who followed more than . That's why UX and onboarding is developed to constantly suggest people who are likely to be interesting, especially for newcomers. Josh Elman nicely summarizes his experience at Twitter in this post: Content Strategy Mint set out to build a unique personal finance blog that provides hyper-relevant content for young professionals. This segment has been extremely neglected by other service providers. The blog quickly rose to number one in personal finance. They drove traffic to their application through this channel. Their infographics Industry Email List and popular articles have become more and more common on sites like Reddit or Digg. The company had to compete with large financial companies that spent hundreds of millions of dollars a year on marketing. And with them, the whole company was smaller than in these places only the marketing department. For this reason, they decided that content marketing and search engine optimized content production will be their main brand-building and acquisition strategy. This was introduced by Noah Kagan, who previously worked at Facebook as the th employee. By the way, he is one of my top favorite online marketers growth hackers. You can read more about the topic here: - strategy-or-paid- customer- acquisition-channel It is no coincidence that when I started working with the RisingStack team in , we built a similar strategy there as well. The results were not far behind. Theirs is one of the most read blogs in the industry globally. And they have millions of visitors annually in a niche node.js market.
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