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The framework “Attention – Interest – Action” increased signups by 1000% [study]

Visually, divide your page into three different areas: 1.Attention: This area should get all of the users’ first attention. 2.Interest: […]

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+250% more organic traffic (easy SEO technique)

If you start a new blog in a competitive niche, you usually don’t get any visitors from search engines. Your

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All SEO tricks combined are dead without it – the CRUCIAL step on how to get ranked #1 on Google

I had been looking for this for a long time: the missing piece of SEO’s basic puzzle, the most important

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A case study on how a data-driven analysis of 2M keywords and a small trick turned into the #2 position on Google

A data-driven examination of 2 million keywords found that using exact match keywords in a domain name was the most

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Ever wanted to convert visitors of your landing page into email subscribers at a 100% rate? Here’s a case study…

Sign-up forms are developed for email lists. If you could get an email without a landing or opt-in page, you’d

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A story on how Pokémon GO achieved Product Market Fit

On July 1st, 2016, there were no Pokémon GO players. After only two weeks, they had 28.5 million DAUs. During my research into their phenomenon, I learned that they had already achieved Product Market Fit two years before releasing their product to the public. Google’s April Fools’ Day joke in 2014 was the catalyst for the entire event.  Within weeks of its release, the video had amassed over 6 million views (16 million in 2014).  There are over 16,000 comments (feedback from potential customers) on this video. BTW, Dropbox did the same thing.  They faked a product video to collect email addresses before actually making the product itself. Invaluable guide to finding Product Market Fit before ploughing resources into making a physical product. Source: https://mashable.com/article/john-hanke-pokemon-go#tXAsB8q4wmqg

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They analyzed successfully featured Slideshares, noticed 7 things in common, implemented them and got 60K views…

Wishpond examined successful Slideshares, identified 7 commonalities among them, and then used those findings to create a new Slideshare that

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There is one page on Amazon that generates 70% of sales. Here’s how to piggyback on it.

More than 70% of Amazon sales occur on the first page of results returned by an organic search. You will

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100K shares (study) + A viral template

How many of your Facebook updates have gone insanely popular? The truth is, almost everyone has never had a post

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This one-word A/B test increased Coderwall’s organic traffic by 59%

There were over 20,000 pages of developer advice on Coderwall. The target was to boost Google’s “organic” visits. The analysis

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