Marketing Strategies and Social Media Practices
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What is the recommended posting frequency for Instagram?

  • Five tweets per day
  • Three to five times a week
  • One post per day (correct)
  • Four posts per week

What criteria should be considered when choosing a social network?

  • The user's communication objectives (correct)
  • The number of friends on the network
  • The number of users in the area
  • The color scheme of the network

Which of the following tools is mentioned for monitoring KPIs?

  • Hootsuite (correct)
  • Slack
  • Zoom
  • Canva

What is the suggested posting time for Facebook?

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How many pins should be posted on Pinterest daily according to the content?

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What does a value proposition primarily communicate to the persona?

<p>The added value of a product/service (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the first step in identifying your added value?

<p>Choose one persona and identify the main pain points (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the value proposition help you achieve?

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Why is it not enough for a value proposition to trigger a purchase?

<p>It needs to be memorable and provide a reason to buy (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT part of the method to identify added value?

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What does the example of the baby clothing rental service illustrate about value propositions?

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Which question should be asked to prioritize the value proposition?

<p>Is the pain point a real and important problem for the persona? (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the final value proposition be formulated?

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What is the main purpose of defining a pricing strategy?

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Which of the following is NOT a recommended approach when validating your pricing?

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What should be included in the value proposition framework?

<p>Listing solutions to customer problems (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a significant characteristic of inbound marketing?

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Which phase is included in creating a customer journey?

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What is the goal of the purchase funnel?

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What is NOT a method of communication in marketing?

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Which tactic can be used to ensure a coherent brand discourse?

<p>Implementing various methods and channels simultaneously (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of the AARRR method in digital marketing?

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Which step is NOT included in creating a digital strategy?

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What should be defined first when creating a digital strategy?

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What is the first step in identifying your main competitors?

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Which of the following best describes how one should approach seeking new ideas?

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Which of the following best describes a SMART goal?

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How can businesses attract potential customers according to the content?

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What is included in the editorial line document?

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What is a key objective of quizzes in digital marketing strategies?

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What should be considered when choosing digital channels?

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When framing a goal to multiply sales, what aspect should be clarified?

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Which of the following is part of the 'HOW' in defining company vision?

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What should businesses regularly use to track their progress?

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In building your editorial line, which is NOT a part of the process?

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How many channels should you generally choose to start with your communication strategy?

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What overall process precedes the definition of your offer and positioning?

<p>Identify your persona (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the primary methods to generate traffic to a website?

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What is the purpose of a lead magnet in inbound marketing?

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What role do newsletters and content play in the inbound marketing strategy?

<p>They maintain engagement and nurture prospects (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does inbound marketing position a company in a customer's purchasing journey?

<p>It ensures that prospects are already convinced before the purchase (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the local usage of inbound marketing?

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What does the ACEF method in inbound marketing represent?

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What is a potential benefit of successful inbound marketing?

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How does attracting individuals using specific content on social media benefit businesses?

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Flashcards

Value Proposition

The added value a product or service promises to provide to a customer.

Persona

A representation of an ideal customer, based on research and common characteristics.

Pain Points

The specific problems or struggles experienced by a persona that your product tries resolving.

Identifying Added Value (Step 1)

Select a persona and determine the main issues.

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Identifying Added Value (Step 2)

List potential solutions for each pain point (issue).

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Identifying Added Value (Step 3)

Rank the potential solutions from greatest to least value.

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Formulating a Value Proposition (Step 4)

Create a clear, concise statement expressing your product’s value offer.

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Value Proposition Example

A clear statement about the benefits a baby clothing rental service provides.

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Pricing strategy

A plan to determine the pricing of goods or services, considering target audience, competition, and profit.

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Impostor Syndrome

The feeling of being inadequate, despite evidence of success. It hinders entrepreneurs from setting appropriate prices.

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Purchase Funnel

A visual representation of the customer journey from awareness to purchase, highlighting different stages.

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Customer Journey

The complete experience a customer has with a product or service, from initial contact to post-purchase.

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Inbound Marketing

A strategy to attract customers by providing valuable content, rather than relying solely on advertising.

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Communication Strategy

A plan to reach target audiences, using the right channels and messages, tailored to different stages of the purchase funnel.

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Hybrid Communication

Combining different communication channels, such as online and offline, to reach a wider audience.

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Content Marketing

Creating and sharing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and retain a clearly defined audience — and, ultimately, to drive profitable customer action.

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Lead Magnet

A valuable resource offered in exchange for a prospect’s contact information, designed to entice potential customers to opt-in to your email list.

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ACEF Method

A framework for inbound marketing, focusing on Attract, Convert, Engage, and Fulfill stages, highlighting the customer journey.

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Attract (ACEF)

The initial stage of inbound marketing, focused on generating awareness and drawing in potential customers through valuable content.

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Convert (ACEF)

The second stage of inbound marketing, where you convert prospects into leads by capturing their contact information with a compelling offer.

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Engage (ACEF)

The third stage of inbound marketing, where you nurture leads through personalized communication and valuable content, building relationships and trust.

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Fulfill (ACEF)

The final stage of inbound marketing, where you provide value and support to customers to ensure satisfaction, encouraging loyalty and advocacy.

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Social Network Selection

Choosing the right social networks for your business based on communication objectives, target audience presence, content creation preferences, and network pace.

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Ideal Posting Frequency

Recommended posting frequency for different social networks to maximize engagement without overwhelming your followers.

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KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)

Metrics that measure the success of your digital marketing strategy, indicating what's working and what needs improvement.

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Notion

A versatile tool for organizing and tracking your digital marketing initiatives, including KPIs.

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Hootsuite

A powerful platform for managing multiple social media accounts, analyzing data, and automating reports.

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AARRR Method

A marketing framework encompassing five stages: Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral, and Revenue. It focuses on understanding how users interact with a product or service, with the goal of driving revenue.

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Acquisition

The first stage of the AARRR method, focusing on attracting new users or customers to your product or service. It involves actions like advertising, content marketing, and social media.

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Activation

The stage of the AARRR method where you encourage newly acquired users to actively engage with your product or service. This involves activities like onboarding tutorials, promoting key features, and offering incentives.

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Retention

The stage of the AARRR method focused on keeping existing users engaged with your product or service. It involves strategies like providing excellent customer support, creating valuable content, and offering loyalty programs.

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Referral

The stage of the AARRR method where you encourage existing users to share your product or service with others. This involves creating referral programs, incentivizing recommendations, and providing social sharing options.

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Revenue

The final stage of the AARRR method, where you generate income from your product or service. This involves monetization strategies like subscriptions, paid features, and advertising revenue.

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Digital Strategy Steps

A structured approach to creating a digital strategy that involves eight key steps: Defining your purpose, identifying personas, analyzing competitors, setting goals, crafting a value proposition, establishing an editorial line, choosing communication channels, and tracking progress with KPIs.

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Competitor Analysis

The process of identifying and evaluating your main rivals in the market, focusing on how they position themselves through communication and presence.

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SMART Goals

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Time-bound objectives. They provide clear direction for your digital communication efforts.

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Editorial Line

A document outlining your communication strategy, covering themes, target audience, tone, content types and key messaging.

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Communication Objectives

Specific goals you want to achieve through your communication efforts, such as increasing brand awareness or driving sales.

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Digital Canals

The online channels you use to reach your target audience, such as social media, email marketing, or search engine optimization.

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Focus on the Purchase Process

Understanding where your target audience is at each stage of their purchase journey and choosing the right channels to reach them.

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Validate & Optimize

Testing and refining your digital channels to ensure they are effective and efficient based on your initial strategy.

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Study Notes

Digital Marketing Strategy

  • Digital marketing is a broad field encompassing various strategies for promoting products or services online.
  • A significant aspect involves creating a clear value proposition, understanding customer needs, and tailoring the offering to specific customer personas.

Offer/Services Added Value

  • Value propositions address potential customer questions about a product or service.
  • It's crucial to understand what your ideal customer needs and wants.
  • Examples include monthly rental services; same price regardless of brands; clothing repair by experts.

Value Proposition

  • A value proposition is the added value a business promises its customers through its products or services.
  • It solves problems and provides a competitive edge.
  • It's about being recognized, memorable, and better than competitors.

Method to Identify Your Added Value

  • Step 1: Identify the main pain points of your target persona.
  • Step 2: List the solutions.
  • Step 3: Prioritize value propositions by rating their importance to the persona.
    • Consider existing solutions from competitors.
  • Step 4: Formulate your added value.
    • Provide simple, easy-to-understand sentences describing the value proposition.

Pricing Strategy

  • Define pricing strategies based on target customers and competition.
  • Never talk about price alone.
  • Make prospective customers understand the value, not just the cost.
    • Build trust and confidence in your products/services.

Case Study

  • The case study focuses on developing a value proposition framework.
  • One method uses a 4-step template.

Customer Journey

  • A customer journey traces the steps a customer takes from initial awareness to loyalty.
  • Key stages of a purchase funnel include attention, interest, decision, purchase, and loyalty.
  • Each stage needs appropriate communication strategy.

Purchase Funnel

  • Different communication strategies target different stages of the purchase funnel to influence customers effectively.

Communication Strategies

  • Communication strategies are tailored to the specific stages of the purchase funnel.
    • Different communication channels are needed for different stages.

Purchase Funnel Example

  • Various media channels can be used to generate traffic, awareness, and ultimately conversion in a customer journey.

Customer Journey Map

  • Diagrams showcase the customer journey across different stages (Awareness, Consideration, Purchase, and Retention).
  • Includes various channels for engagement.

Customer Journeys Delivery Results

  • To generate growth, strategies like creating, managing, and optimizing each step in the customer journey are crucial.

Case Study E-commerce Website

  • Creating a customer journey map is essential.
  • The model involves various steps and situations.

Defining Communication Strategies

  • Multiple methods of communication exist (e.g., online, physical).
  • A hybrid approach utilizing different methods can be effective.
  • A coherent brand discourse is built through consistent communication.
    • Inbound Marketing is a relevant approach.

Inbound Marketing

  • Aimed at attracting customers naturally.
  • Focuses on creating high-quality content that makes customers interested.

Inbound Marketing Funnel

  • Stages include attracting unknown users, converting them into visitors, engaging with them, and building loyalty.
  • Using the ACEF model for this.

AARRR Method

  • A customer growth model that emphasizes different stages in the user journey (Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral, Revenue).

Digital Marketing Strategy Template & Steps

  • A template is available to build a digital marketing strategy effectively.
  • Includes eight steps ranging from identifying purpose and personas to selecting channels, defining goals, and monitoring progress.
    • Uses KPIs to keep track of the strategy's effectiveness.

Additional Concepts

  • Understanding 'Why' (purpose) is crucial for effective leadership.
  • Identify your target customer (personas).
  • Identify your main competitors.
  • Define your business goals and value proposition.
  • Build a clear communication strategy.

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