Marketing for Startups - Free e-book with 47 practical user acquisition tactics

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@bogdan_ionita thanks for reading!👩🏻‍💻

@amy_sss thank you! Amy 😎

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@john_keet 🤩

@slawomir_pawlak fixing it right now, will email you a different link

@lisadziuba thank you! sometimes marketing automation hates me cause of diacritics in my name :(

@slawomir_pawlak we had a problem with Dropbox, too many people wanted to download it and Dropbox blocked us!

@dangio25 thank you! 😏

@mattaningram totally understandable. Next time, we will add a better UX around it. I can follow up in Twitter DM with you and send direct Dropbox link.

@lisadziuba Thanks!

@rick_lamb what are you missing there? Which topics would you love to be covered? It’s not 15 min read :) and there I put all practical things, which brought my startup 17k users. Happy to receive practical feedback 😉

@lisadziuba e.g. section on google adwords "37. Google Adwords Search for keywords that are relevant to your sector using Google’s Keyword Planner. You need to find those that have good volume but unless you have a massive budget, avoid the more obvious keywords. For example: if you sell insurance, avoid ‘car insurance’ as it will cost a fortune per click, but look for long tail phrases like ‘tesla car insurance’ or ‘how to get cheap car insurance’. Always run an A/B test on both headlines and ad body, rotating ideas to see what works. Start by comparing different approaches, one could be very sales led, the other is value led. See which works with your audience and then start refining within the winning approach." Real data would be useful. You say always run an A/B test...how much is a Google Adwords campaign on a reasonable CPC long tail keyword going to cost? $1000 a month for single A/B test is a number I've seen quoted before.

@alex_s_it thank you!