Archive Monthly Archives: September 2016

Marketing Funnel Library

Why?

Why invent the wheel if you can find the right funnel for you?!

How?

A marketplace for marketers to publish, buy, sell, cooperate on marketing funnels.

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September 25, 2016

Find Out the Best Headline Template – an Experiment

Why?

Many headlines templates are known to work well. It would be useful to learn from time to time which ones are the best.

How?

Periodically, test the top headline formulas in different fields (health, money, self-help, golf, fitness, etc.) and publish a leaderboard of what works best for each field.

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September 25, 2016

We Will Tell You What Is the Best Headline for Your Product and Audience

Why?

You want to know which headline template – from the many that are known to work – will work for your product and target audience.

How?

A service that tests a lot of the best headline templates for your product and audience. You provide information about the product and accurate definition (demographic and psychographic) of your target audience, and the service will test the best headline templates to find the best of the best for you – in a short time.

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September 25, 2016

Use Laughter to Get Better Attention and More Clicks for Your Ads

Why?

If you see someone laughing, and it’s not obvious what about, you get curious.

How?

Create a video of someone laughing while staring at something that can’t be seen in the video. Something he is watching or reading on his phone, something of the frame, etc. You can even find many such videos already on YouTube and other video sharing sites. You should caption the video with a headline that leads to what you want to show them when they click. Something that also enhances their curiosity like: “Want to see what all this laughter is about? Click here!” The landing page should continue with this laughter theme and lead to your message. Only use this if you are showing this to a very precisely targeted audience. You don’t want just anyone to click. If you don’t have such a tightly targeted audience, qualify them in the caption, for example (borrowing from a classic): “Want to know why they all laughed and what about when I told them I’m going to be rich?”

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