In episode #959, we discuss the craziest content marketing tactics. Tune in to hear what we think are the craziest tactics out there.
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- [00:27] Today’s Topic: The Craziest Content Marketing Tactic EVER
- [00:37] Neil’s craziest tactic was when he stopped doing content marketing as often and started creating and giving away free software instead.
- [00:52] Product-led growth has served him well.
- [01:25] Not many people know how to build products, so take advantage of that marketing tactic.
- [01:50] A crazy tactic is to use the marketing channel or method that isn’t popular yet.
- [02:38] Another crazy tactic is the content sprouting approach (more or less omni-channel marketing).
- [03:30] Figure out what’s right for your business.
- [03:43] UberSuggest is still growing month-over-month.
- [03:48] That’s it for today!
- [03:52] We hit our goal of 1 Million downloads! So, we will be throwing a free event in Los Angeles this June. Check out this website if you would like to attend. Remember: we are capping the event at 500 people, so sign up now, if you’re interested!
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