SEO approach for blog content from David CH of SaaSPad.co (YouTube link):
Write like ChatGPT
Not style or tone, but format.
Intro paragraph followed by bullet point list. Mix in tables, charts, media, etc.
No more novellas with unnecessary info (aka recipe posts).
Provide value and make it easy.
This Fall Will Be Fun For Marketers: Part 3
2024 is projected to be a record-breaking year, surpassing $12 billion in political ad spend.
Seventy percent of that windfall will be spent after Labor Day
I’ve been warning clients.
Ads are about to get expensive. Placements are going to become sparse. People are going overwhelmed and annoyed.
If you ask a co-worker to do some research for you, you probably aren’t worried they’ll fabricate it. You’re more likely to worry about things like motivation and prioritization.
If you ask an AI, you won’t worry about its motivation or priorities. But you should probably worry about fabrication and hallucination.
You’ve got to game them, to some extent. In a very different way than you game a person.
-Paul Bloom on using LLMs
While brands chase shiny new toys like livestream and XR shopping, shoppers want:
- Loyalty programs
- Mobile apps
- Reviews
Channels with “influence gaps” include search, broadcast, and events.
💡 The trendy channels brands focus on usually function as front doors for search.
According to LibSyn, podcast ad CPMs are:
:30 second = $18
:60 second = $25
Which means, on average, a minute long podcast ad is at the low end of :30 second streaming TV ad CPMs.
And podcasts create a higher degree of parasocial relationship with audiences.
Low-income consumers feeling a pinch in the economy are leading to lower-than-expected sales for Dollar General
Not a great sign, especially with the recent downward revision of the jobs numbers.
But maybe there’s a silver lining.
As inflation eases, more retailers are starting to cut prices and focus on value for money messages. This essentially intensifies competition and gives shoppers more alternatives to Dollar General.
YouTube became the first streaming platform ever to exceed 10% of total TV usage in July.
YouTube is massive but probably still underrated somehow.
Netflix is second to YT among streamers with both well ahead of the pack.
Growth hacking is just that—hacks, tricks, shortcuts.
It’s like lighter fluid. There’s a purpose for both (usually speed and ease).
But once the lighter fluid burns off, what’s left?
