1/ So I had a great birthday yesterday had a ton of wishes flooding in and on Linkedin to be particular there were a ton of them, I really appreciate the wishes but as I was thanking them I noticed that there was a tactic hidden beneath.
2/ You how there are cold outreaches on LinkedIn people just message you the same stuff about there company and just go out selling and it works for many of them if done right but what has also happened is people have become immune to these messages and tend to ignore them so now
3/ to get noticed you need a compelling story, plot & sales strategy to get your message to the users & it takes time & effort to nurture those but what if we send the message when the users themselves are already ready to see & listen, simply wish them a happy birthday, duh.
4/ So I really appreciate the wishes but a few of them messaged me the wishes & sweetly segway into the promotional stuff and it was great, made at least go through, in brief, like because I had to read there wishes to properly thank them back thus I ended up reading the context
5/ and why this works because who doesn't like wishes on birthdays so we mostly gonna reply back and engage with our well-wishers and thus engagement is high here instead of normal day promotional stuff which anyways gets skipped.
6/ for examples wait for your birthday :p
7/ So I'll take day 46 of the growth hacking thread as a gift, thanks everyone, yeah... :)
8/ Let me know if I have missed something or you would like to add & also use this thread to share other tactics on LinkedIn growth hack & see you guys in the next one till then happy hacking:)
1. The best way to grow is to find channels that are working for you and then double down on that and later you can move to other channels and morning brew has a great distribution strategy
2/ A week back I was going through the youtube channel ColdFusion and saw that it's video was sponsored by the morning brew and it got me intrigued that newsletter marketing has now moved towards youtube and influencer marketing as well
1/ What's more than articles for SEO? It's intent-based keywords and their related pages. They tend to perform better than normal blog articles that doesn't mean you shouldn't do the article I'm suggesting also include an intent-based strategy in your SEO.
2/ So what exactly is this? Let's say you are searching to connect your Gmail to airtable or any other integrations than the first thing that shows up will be the zapier URLs to help you integrate. This doesn't seem enough on a single URL but on a macro level it has a huge impact
where the genuine love of the cause needs to be there in the same for this I totally feel that Commsor have a genuine love for community & it's not just a hack
2/ No intentions here to downplay/disregard anyone or company I'm sharing this to give a perspective from the growth side. so they along with community club shared the community-led pledge with everyone you can check here communityled.com
1/ ok so I have already shared a thread on clubhouse earlier but one thing got me really interested recently and now I'm like why I didn't saw and understood the first time better late than never
2/ so clubhouse has different app icons whenever they release a major update, they feature one of there creators from the community with there image as the app icon, crazy right, totally, you can check there tweet here if you don't believe me
they have a visual representation of tree growing as users complete their milestones
2/ This stuck in my mind because a few days back I was going through one of the Ted Talk which talks about designing for 5 senses you can check the video here
and thought the biggest leverage for social platforms are the network effects so why not write a hack on this today
2/ Network effect gets kicked after achieving a critical point and this varies according to product or service, these effects are much needed to succeed if you have a marketplace or social platform where more users mean more value