Do you know a marketing trick that not a lot of people know or use but is really effective?

If you are building a SaaS product then this marketing tool might come handy: Build free side projects related to your SaaS to drive traffic to paid product. This is a marketing strategy that involves creating free and useful tools or resources that are related to your main product, and using them to attract potential customers to your paid product. For instance, let's say your SaaS product is a video editing software. What you can do is build a free tool that helps people create video thumbnails or captions, and then promote your paid product as a more comprehensive solution for video editing. The idea is to provide value to your target audience and generate interest in your paid product.

One trick that blown me away: I was watching an episode of Shark Tank India. A contestant who generates all her business through online and has 60% referral business said "Every morning, she publishes are social media between 6 - 7 am. When people wake up they check their mobile and notification which reminds them that they have to order the flour from her. 60% referral business by using one simple trick. Reminding customers every morning when they wake up.

We focus on creating emotional connection with our audience. It has been proven that people often make purchasing decisions based on emotions more than logic, so building trust and loyalty through emotional connections will lead to more sales :)

Yes, there's actually a marketing trick that's not commonly used but has been proven to be highly effective. It's "foot-in-the-door" technique, and it involves starting with a small request or favor that is easy for the customer to say yes to, and then following up with a larger request that requires more commitment. Let's say, if you're selling a subscription service, you could start by offering a free trial or a low-cost introductory offer, and then follow up with a request for a longer-term commitment. This technique has been shown to increase the likelihood of customers saying yes to the larger request, and can be a great way to build trust and loyalty with your audience.

Hello! I think even if they know, they are unlikely to say the key to their formula of life, because it brings them income.

Also interested. Need that one right now for my launch today. :)

An effective method that works for me is - start a YouTube channel and share your experience by providing high value content. Once a month hold a webinar where you answer questions that your viewers will post. Ask viewers to share their email ID so that you can share pdf files of your content with them.

Hey there! Have you tried leveraging user-generated content? Not claiming it is not a well-known trick. But it can be really beneficial for your brand. You are reposting user-generated content on your own social media channels, with proper credit to the original creator. Additionally, you can run contests or giveaways that encourage users to create and share their own content related to your brand. By leveraging user-generated content, you can increase engagement, build your brand, and increase audience reach.

Building in public of course! But a great one is also selling back to people that sell to you I've gotten promotional DMs and simply just promoted my services back to these people :)

There is a one I don't prefer but effective that is shockvertising, which means paying influencers to create controversy or generate buzz around a product. This approach can effectively to generate attention and engagement by deliberately sparking strong emotions and reactions among the target audience. While it generally work great in generating initial awareness, it can also be risky and potentially backfire if not executed carefully. That's the key point why I don't like it.