The Marketing Innovation Show

Marketing Hacks & Tools [with Taylor Ryan]

In today’s episode, Andrei Tiu and Taylor Ryan will tackle two relevant subjects for today’s market: marketing tactics and strategies, considering the changes in the market nowadays, bringing on the table Taylor's and Andrei’s experience.

 

Taylor is a 6x Start-up Founder, Growth Hacker and Keynote Speaker - as well as Marketing visiting lecturer for Copenhagen Business School. Originally from the US, now living in Copenhagen (Denmark), Taylor is a “Start-up Junkie” currently running and focusing on growing his core ventures: 

 

• Klint Marketing - a Denmark-based marketing strategy agency aiming to enable businesses to use Marketing technology to increase their online performance
• ArchitectureQuote - a newly-launched SaaS platform helping architects and small-medium architecture firms ramp up their business by streamlining manual processes and better their CRM / online activities.

 

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Connect with Taylor:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taylorryan/

Klint Agency: https://klintmarketing.com/

ArchitectureQuote: https://architecturequote.com/

 

Connect with Andrei:

Marketiu: https://marketiu.com / https://marketiu.ro 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreitiu/

Marketiu on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketiu

Marketiu on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marketiuagency

Marketiu on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marketiuagency/

Email at hello@marketiu.ro

B2B Marketing & Thought Leadership [with Tim B. & Scott P.]

On today’s episode, Andrei Tiu, alongside Tim Bond and Scott Pearson will be discussing Thought Leadership and Content Marketing in the context of B2B Marketing. Don’t miss out this strategic episode with lots of valuable insights from Tim and Scott.

 

Tim Bond is the Founder and CEO of Network Sunday and Techpros.io, with 25 years of experience in building international recruitment, outsourcing and Marketing Businesses. Scott Pearson is Head of Business Development for the same companies - Network Sunday and TechPros.io. With 6 years of experience working in client services and sales at eCommerce, data analytics and B2B marketing organisation, Scott’s focus is on building relationships with senior marketing professionals in IT, technology and services to bring awareness to Network Sunday’s fully managed Enterprise ABM Market Engagement Solutions.

 

TechPros.io is a media platform for senior businesses and technology professionals to share insights and learn from their peers on topics covering industry disruption, technology advancement and macro factors, such as regulation and pandemics.

 

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Marketing Tactics to generate new clients - Inbound Marketing & Sales [with Bart Dalton]

Since the market situation has recently changed, we could be in a situation in which we will have to approach our marketing and sales differently. In this episode, Andrei Tiu and Bart Dalton will be discussing about the marketing tactics that you can use to generate new clients. Based on Bart's insight and input, we will see how can we can match the two together and get the best out of the box that we invest and generate clients fast.

 

Bart Dalton is a Serial Entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in the financial and business sectors, No. 1 Bestselling Author, host of the Grow, Sell and Retire Podcast, angel investor and an amazing guest for today. 

 

View video episode: https://youtu.be/WRxbu3A9Mlo

 

Get in touch with Bart:

BDC Website: https://bartdaltonconsulting.com/

Temple Row Management Website: https://templerow.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrowSellRetire

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBhSWdxovOODxClKv3m29tQ

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/b-d-next-level-dalton-ii-8a42752/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BartDaltonConsulting

Business sales: https://bartdaltonconsulting.com/the-assisted-purchase-book/

Better Selling: https://bartdaltonconsulting.com/grow-sell-and-retire-book/

 

Connect with Andrei:

Marketiu: https://marketiu.com / https://marketiu.ro 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreitiu/

Marketiu on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketiu

Marketiu on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marketiuagency

Email at hello@marketiu.ro 

Voice SEO [with Roland Gavrilescu]

In this episode, Andrei Tiu and Roland Gavrilescu, Voice Specialist, will be discussing the importance of Voice SEO and what makes it unique from the classic SEO that we are all accustomed to.

 

By debating the new emerging trends and how people search for information nowadays, Andrei and Roland will be discussing on how Voice Technology is going to be the next big thing, knowing that one-third of mobile Google searches are made using Voice at the moment.

 

Roland is an advanced technologies professional, passionate of cutting edge technologies and disruption in the digital space. Some of the areas he has been specialising in include Voice Technology, Deep Learning (where he was also awarded a Facebook Scholarship) as well as robotics, AI and IoT.

 

View video episode: https://youtu.be/S2iPVRx1Juk

Connect with Roland: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roland-gavrilescu/.

 

Connect with Andrei:

Marketiu: https://marketiu.com / https://marketiu.ro 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreitiu/

Marketiu on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketiu

Marketiu on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marketiuagency

Email at hello@marketiu.ro 

Branding & Brand Strategy in 2020 [with Mitch Duckler]

 

In this episode, Andrei Tiu and Mitch Ducker will be discussing Branding, Brand Strategy and how can Branding tactics help business owners and marketing people grow businesses sustainably. 

Mitch Duckler is the founder of the FullSurge Marketing Consulting & Branding Agency in Chicago, Illinois, as well as the author of the book entitled "The Indispensable Brand", launched in 2019.

With over 25 years of experience in Branding and Marketing Strategy, and having worked with a multitude of brands including big corporates, Mitch will be sharing his thoughts, as well as tips and tricks on how to use Branding in order to grow your business and gain a competitive advantage in 2020 and beyond.

 

Connect with Mitch:

Website: https://www.fullsurge.com/

Email: mduckler@fullsurge.com

The Indispensable Brand - Book: https://www.amazon.com/Indispensable-Brand-Move-Invisible-Invaluable-ebook/dp/B07NRV2MD6

 

Connect with Andrei:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreitiu/

Marketiu - Website: https://marketiu.com / https://marketiu.ro 

Marketiu on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketiu

Marketiu on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marketiuagency

Email at hello@marketiu.com

Marketing for SaaS Platforms [A discussion with Roland G.]

 

 

As the Traditional Marketing has suffered a number of changes over the past years, new business models have grown in popularity together with new technology applications for B2B services. As a result, software as a service platforms have become increasingly popular in the tech space.

In today’s episode, Roland Gavrilescu and Andrei Tiu will be discussing how to market as a SaaS Business, as well as where to start when building a SaaS marketing strategy.

 

Roland is an advanced technology professional, passionate about cutting edge technologies and disruption in the digital space. Some of the areas he has been specialising in include Voice Technology, Deep Learning (where he was also awarded a Facebook Scholarship) as well as robotics, AI and IoT.

Connect with Roland: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roland-gavrilescu/.

 

Connect with Andrei:

Marketiu: https://marketiu.com / https://marketiu.ro 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreitiu/

Marketiu on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketiu

Marketiu on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marketiuagency

Email at hello@marketiu.com

Marketing & Branding for Start-ups - What are investors looking for? [with Bart Dalton]

In this episode of the Marketing Innovation Show Podcast by Marketiu we have B.D. Dalton as a special guest, who is a No. 1 Best selling author, Angel Investor and Serial Entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in financial and business sectors, building successful businesses in The United States and across Europe.

The subject for today is Marketing & Branding for start-ups - what are investors looking for?

 

As we dive in this episode, Andrei and Bart will be discussing on how to use Marketing & Branding can help small businesses that are just starting out.

 

“Everything is about wealth. Wealth is the ability to create experiences for your family, friends, clients. People that are wealthy have so many experiences in their lives.”

 

A: To get started with, I would like to know what you are looking at from an investor's perspective and what your network is looking at when you are looking into acquiring new businesses, valuing businesses, as well as investing in new businesses.  I know that you also have a business in Birmingham sort of Dragon's Den business that you launched and I would like for you to tell us a bit more about that one - how it came to life and how you guys are looking at through that program when you are evaluating businesses.

 

B: You want to know how to make sure that investors are looking at your business. So as an investor, as a person that trains businesses to make sure that they are investible, I want to make sure that when you're looking at the Marketing we want to have a concise message, we also want to know who you're competing against, we want to know how big that market is and how easy they are to approach. Just like you know when it comes to SEO or any other optimisation engines is you need to figure out how much is gonna cost you to do that. So if you're going to ask me for 100.000 pounds, I want to know how fast, how real it is that you're going to get it back, or what the next stage is. (...) What you need to look for as a start-up is when do you feel comfortable, when do you feel wealthy. (...)

 

A: It's not only about the money, but also the network of the investor?

 

B: Correct, it doesn't matter if you're looking for money or to grow your business. It's about energy, time and focus - the only things you have in your whole world. People that are buying from you are also wanting to know that you're successful, that you're good, so you need to be investible. When people know that you are in desire for other people, they're gonna want to buy you. No matter whether you are a start-up, in looking for money, you're a or a start-up business, so you're selling to people, you need to do all these things. You need to become investible, even if you don't want money.

 

A: In the context of seeking investment or wanting to grow, would you say that branding should come before the lead generation or do they have to do it at the same time?

 

B: It's a great question! In general, 90% of the businesses out there are sales businesses. Sales businesses have to prove traction, they have to prove knowledge, that they have clients before they can become a marketing company. So you have to have somebody to pay your bills, to prove that you know what you do before you can go to a marketing exercise in a proper branding exercise. It might be 2 or 3 clients, but you need to prove that your marketing works, that people will buy from you or from what you do, so the first branding you have is your personal branding. Your brand is what people say about you when you're not in the room.

 

A: When you are in the beginning, it can be hard to get those first initial paying clients, which they are important to prove that somebody is willing to pay money for your thing, so you can go out for investment. What's your view on businesses or agencies or people working for a discount or for a fee to build their initial portfolio before going out and selling more and going for investment?

 

B: You need to prove that your market will buy at your price point. Pricing strategy is okay, as long as you can find the money. If you're going to go chasing lots of one pound notes, then that's very difficult. You have to find where the money is, then you have to find how hard it is to get in there, who you're competing with. Overall, when we start to look at your sales methods and how you're working, I almost say never discount, not on the headline.

 

A: Let's say you just invested in a new start-up. They have one or two clients and they want to take advantage of the current situation, so they want until summer to be two levels up. What would be the first marketing thing you'd be looking out for them? What would you prioritize?

 

B: You look at your competitor and at your target demographic, where they are shopping, what they're looking at, what they're doing, look at the marketing of the big guys that you're competing against and go to out and mimic something that they're doing - because they spend huge amounts of money to figure out that TikTok is the place to be or that they have to show pictures of geese flying and it has to be the blue color. They spend huge amounts of money to figure out how simple things need to be and go out and model some of that. This way you can save a lot of money and build to where you're going to be a marketing leader. 

 

A: Can you please highlight 2-3 actionable points that people can get from this episode and apply it straight to their business? 

 

B: Things that they want to apply today: First of all, who is your target market, how much money do they have, how are you going to try to get a little bit of that market share? In the start-up phase, you need to spend as little money as possible on SEO and all that type of stuff. So I'd rather pay 5 pounds per click and hit your inbox directly because I know you'd buy from me tomorrow, than random inboxes, it just doesn't make any sense. You need to go from shotgun to riffle. Also, you need to find a partner. Somebody else is going be attacking that demographic from another angle. Partner up with them, create a story together. If you can find two other people that want to attack the same market, you can save marketing budget, you can cross-reference each other's websites, you can go after the same clients.

 

A: That would be complementary, right?

 

B: Yes, if you were selling ice cream, you would want to find a cone manufacturer and a refrigerator distributor. If you sell books, you want to find somebody that makes bookmarks, then you want to find somebody that delivers coffee so that they can drink coffee and read your book and have a bookmark. You want to find complementary people. 

 

A: We know you also have a podcast. Tell the audience a bit about it, what are you talking about in the podcast and what they can come to you to learn through the podcast.

 

B: Grow, Sell and Retire is all around that, so you want to grow as a person, you want to grow as a business, I've got ideas around that, or if you want to sell a business , you want to sell more stuff, and then retire - different ways to retire, about the different roles in the community different ways to make business and also different ways to make sure that you're saying - I've got about 50 interviews, and 50 top tips. If people want top tips and you want to refresh things, they're 10-minute episodes on the top tips, there are half an hour episodes on the interviews, but there are great people. I want to make sure that everybody can get to their next level. 

Video Episode Available at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS35zbvz8Ji3JGDIKoyXWag

 

Get in touch with Bart:

BDC Website: https://bartdaltonconsulting.com/

Temple Row Management Website: https://templerow.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrowSellRetire

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBhSWdxovOODxClKv3m29tQ

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/b-d-next-level-dalton-ii-8a42752/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BartDaltonConsulting

 

Connect with Andrei:

Marketiu: https://marketiu.com / https://marketiu.ro 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreitiu/

Marketiu on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketiu

Marketiu on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marketiuagency

Email at hello@marketiu.ro 

Growth Hacking & Digital Marketing Tips for 2020 [with Stefan Gergely]

Andrei Tiu & Stefan Gergely - Growth Hacking in the post - COVID World

 

In this episode of the Marketing Innovation Show Podcast by Marketiu, Stefan Gergely and Andrei Tiu are going to discuss how B2B and B2C brands - equally - can make the most out of the opportunities that have already started to occur with the Coronavirus global crisis and changes in the marketing landscape.

 

Stefan Gergely is the co-founder of UDEV Office, a product-oriented mobile, web and blockchain development agency.

“One of the things we did very early on is we decided to focus a lot on products, and not only on how efficiently we outsource our developments.”

Stefan is currently working a new project, Dime.ly - a data company that can transparently monetize people’s data and also give them the opportunity to promote their products to the niches they truly want to go to, establishing a close interaction with their target market, finding their market marketing, but also do very cheap and easy market research.

 

As we dive in this episode, Andrei will be asking Stefan key questions about Growth Hacking and how to make the best use out of it:

 

A: A nice starting point just to get everybody aligned and on the same level would be explaining the notion of growth hacking. Let's set the basis for the discussion and tell us what you think growth hacking is.

S: It's a question that I get asked quite a lot. We call it growth hacking because there are certain components of marketing as you very well know that are already defined. Run Facebook ads, when do you run Facebook ads. Growth hacking comes in and basically deals with everything that is growth and it requires a lot of intuition, crazy ideas, things that are not defined or established to work and it involves cutting corners of swords, this means piggybacking on the success of other marketing campaigns or other platforms, and I mean piggybacking in the literal sense - when you run a Facebook Ad campaign, you're doing a piggyback on the success of Facebook by using their surface, but when you launch a campaign on Reddit to try to convince people to come into your website, and you do it in a subreddit that's trending, for instance, that's piggy backing on Reddit's success. So I would define it as a regime that goes outside of this more or less traditional marketing framework, but that's equally important.

 

A: Super! Thanks a lot - I agree to most of what you said, I think just to give context to our discussion when we're going to the trends. Let's discuss a few of the more popular cases of Growth Hacking that you may have stumbled across or maybe some of your successes as well with previous projects, and from here we can ping-pong a bit and then let's go to what you think would be some good channels that our listeners can have a have a look at and can keep an eye on for the upcoming months that maybe could be very good potential of channels for increasing the return on investment. So let's see a couple of examples.

 

S: Growth hacking I think is a dependent domain, in a sense in which if you want to launch a pretzel stand, you're not going to use Product Hunt. There are very few growth hacks you could use Product Hunt for. To define it better: let's say you want to launch a food truck that sells pretzels. There's no way you're going to power your core business on Product Hunt. You can use Product Hunt as a growth hack to enable a certain component of your business - do you want to be the leading pretzel on Google Search, then maybe you can use Product Hunt for that because Product Hunt is a good flow of traffic. It's really important to keep in mind what it is you're trying to launch. The reason I don't talk that much about traditional marketing is that I don't have a lot of experience. You have to know very well what you're doing beforehand, what it is that you're trying to sell.

 

A: OK, so you mentioned for example Product Hunt because what also I would like to bring to the surface here in our discussion is to see how we as marketers or entrepreneurs can find hacks or tricks that we can use apart of the growth hacking subject - using traditional marketing mixes in attempt to amplify our results such as you mentioned Product Hunt. How did you use it in the past or how was the traffic benefit that you got from Product Hunt?

 

S: I don't think I launched that many Product Hunt so far, on which I only had a not so big profitable success. My favourite project that I like to talk about is one of the most viral Product Hunt launches in Romania - The Button website. It is a really simple concept: my really good friend Andrei and I came up with. So you have one page with one button on it that says Do Not Push, and apart from that everything is irrelevant. If you push the button you are taken to a webpage where you can buy the button for at least one cent more than the person who bought the button before you. So fundamentally is a traffic flow prick - you bought the button you would get traffic. We really did it to the maximum - we got nominated for the Product Hunt Golden Key Awards, where we got number 2 in our category and we got 30.000 visitors within a couple of days and that is quite a lot. We got really good traffic: we got US traffic, UK traffic.

 

A: If our listeners were to think of Product Hunt within their marketing mix, should they use it only for launches or how could they use it for example if it's already an established business or a start-up, how could this be used?

 

S: I think that Product Hunt is a great platform to use if you're launching a product you could use it as flow traffic that has good conversion rates, and the tip for them is to make a really smooth onboarding process because you are going to have lots of people going through it, so you want it to be as clean as possible, you want to convert as much as possible. With the button, we had a 98% conversion rate of people clicking the button. 19% is a huge rate. (...) The global trend of Marketing is to go deeper into the product, so you no longer build just build whatever product you want, run Facebook ads and it will work - you need to think of the entire flow of people that come through the Facebook ads, how will they generate more users for you, so you have to work on products virality (...). But to answer your question, if you have an established business and you want to use Product Hunt, I think one of the best examples for that is what Figma Figma is a free design tool, taking on Adobe and Sketch, and they build a thing anyone can build their own mini products frameworks within Figma. I can build a tool within Figma that converts GIFs into animations across multiple design pages. (...) Instead of launching a product, if you already have an established business, you can launch features and then use it for the SEO aspect for that specific feature, use it to promote that specific feature - that's what I suggest to most of the companies that I worked with. That's a great hack to not use Product Hunt is to launch features, but one thing that you have to take into account is that the Product Hunt community is very smart compared to other communities - they will figure out and they do know if you're trying to trick them. So you don't just launch cheap features, you have to make sure that they serve different type of audience or different purpose. Product Hunt is free to use, and yet you can't be cheap about it. Everything has to have some form of work behind it. The community is super supportive, there's little hate, it is a great platform to launch an MVP, it's a great place to get feedback and talk to people, but you will not stay relevant for more than three days. 

 

A: Can you relaunch the same thing more times?

S: If you weren't completely transparent when you launched it, so if you weren't in the bottom 5-10 places for whatever reason, maybe you could launch again, but apart from that, this is the one thing that the community is not friendly with. 

 

A: OK, Cool. And can you run any sort of sponsored ads?

S: Yes, you can run promoted posts on Product Hunt, I have seen them a lot. They do convert traffic but I would not recommend it. It kind of defeats the purpose of Product Hunt. You can use it for everything, as long as you're creative enough or as long as long as you work with someone that's creative enough and that has enough Product Hunt experience. Mostly Product Hunt is good for Software as a service type products, that are mostly B2B, so that you sell to other creators, other entrepreneurs. (...) If you want to launch a bike rental app of Bucharest on Product Hunt, the chances of you getting some form of success are very low. It's very clear that traffic that comes from Google Ads and traffic that comes from Product Hunt are completely different. Your users that come from Product Hunt have much higher change of referring your product later - Product Hunt is the perfect place to attack the pioneers. Product Hunt is a rather small community, so there's no way you can build a million-dollar business on Product Hunt.

 

A: Let's talk about other platforms. What is your focus now when you think about growth hacking for the future? What are some things that you are looking at at the moment and think that our listeners could be looking at as well?

 

S: TikTok. Gary V. is constantly pushing TikTok and there's a reason for that: it is going to be a good platform to go out to. On TikTok, there are people that produce content, they browse content, as well as they make their own merchandise. On TikTok you have trends, that appear today and disappear 3 days later. 

A: Tell us more about your new project, Dime.ly.

S: Dime.ly is a Tinder like app for ads, where people come in, they give access to certain types of data on their device. Based on the amount of data that gets processed from them, they get paid for it over time, it's a passive income, and advertisers can run a free ad on Dime.ly. 

 

A: TikTok is also a video focused platform. How are you going to get people to produce videos?

S: We're still quite early stage, not all of these ideas have been thought about. It's important when you're thinking of growth hacks to see on the platform that you're using what is the direction of that platform, what direction are they going into, because you can always use these niche things like you could have used stories a long time ago when they appeared on Instagram or Facebook. TikTok launched a live feature recently which displays on top - so now the lives are becoming the most promoted type of content on TikTok and I noticed the trend to set the record for the longest live a couple of weeks ago. Where a lot of our clients do wrong is they don't listen to what is trending. You always have to be on a lookout - live content is much more difficult to create, but if it's the trend it might just be a cost that is worth it.

 

A: We discussed Product Hunt for B2B, what else would be note-worthy and be something actionable that people can take and execute by the end of this week?

S: Byte. Byte is the former Vine which is a very interesting opportunity. It's a new platform they launched a month or two ago and it's one of the few social platforms that are at a very early stage right now, and they have guaranteed to reach a certain level of success. If you go on Byte right now take a look how hungry they are for new content. If you can go there and fill that niche, I think Bite is one of the platforms that you can have a lot of success on.

 

Connect with Stefan:

Under Development Office: https://udevoffice.com/

Dime.ly: To be launched soon

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stefangergely/

 

Connect with Andrei:

Marketiu: https://marketiu.com / https://marketiu.ro 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreitiu/

Email at hello@marketiu.ro 

Intro Episode - Welcome to the show!

Welcome to The Marketing Innovation Show - a Podcast Series dedicated to Marketing Directors, Managers and Entrepreneurs.

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