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How to Do a Competitive Analysis: A Step-by-Step Guide

ConversionXL

To find out who your top competitors are: Run a Google search; Check Google Trends, SimilarWeb, Compete, or Alexa. If your company doesn’t show up in search results or get clicked, you’ve got work to do. The lean, aggressive ones do. Then, I perform my own search, going through at least two pages of PPC ads and organic results.

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Conducting Competitive Analysis

ConversionXL

To find out who your top competitors are: Do a Google search, check Google Trends, SimilarWeb, Compete or Alexa. If your company doesn’t show up in the search results or doesn’t get clicked on – you know you’ve got work to do. The lean, aggressive ones do. What I am looking for is common trends within that vertical.

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How to Use Growth Hacking to Increase Revenue 20x in Just 12 Months

Up and Running

Lean marketing. Google AdWords or SEM (expensive). Still, it’s become one of our most profitable acquisition channels, and more importantly an excellent way to test new customer verticals and target markets. Search ads are expensive, however. What would they type in a Google search?). How old are they?

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The LeanLaunch Pad at Stanford – Class 5: Customer Relationship Hypotheses

Steve Blank

The Stanford Lean LaunchPad class was an experiment in a new model of teaching startup entrepreneurship. Many of the students had heard phrases that fall under Customer Relationships before; “customer acquisition, SEO/SEM, public relations, Social Network, Advertising, Loyalty programs, cross-sell and up-sell” etc., Stay tuned.

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Growth Marketing: The Skills and Frameworks You Need

ConversionXL

Growth marketing borrows a concept from the lean startup methodology. Growth hacking is a term that emerged from the Silicon Valley tech community and the lean startup methodology. In another example, let’s say most of your acquisition comes through organic search, but conversion rate to signups is lower than you’d expect.

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