Why Flirting is a Huge Part of a Successful Growth Mindset Marketer

A growth mindset benefits your career and your life, and your relationships. The philosophy inspires you to believe you can improve at anything you set your mind to.
A growth mindset will help you become more creative, open-minded, and hopeful about the future. This will lead to both personal and professional happiness and success.

To succeed in marketing, you must first learn how to think like a marketer.

• What do great marketers think?
• What are their convictions?
• How do they set objectives?
• How do they accomplish them?

Marketing is similar to dating.
To get the best results, you must learn what to say and when to say it. High-intent platforms like Google are where you want to make your first move.
Users search for something on Google expects you to be direct and to the point.
When you target a girl on Google (a high intent platform), you’re “hitting” her on a direct message platform; “less talk, more action.”

A Google search is very similar to a direct message platform in the dating world. When someone searches for something on Google, he already knows what he wants — and he expects to see advertisements that tell him exactly what he needs and where he can get it.

That’s fantastic news for us!

When a user searches for something on Google, he knows what he’s entering. He anticipates seeing advertisements urging him to click right away.

“less talk, more action.”

“My Facebook flirtation”

The most significant change was explaining how Facebook and Google are completely different!

Almost 30% will Google your brand name, boosting both your SEO and your brand’s PPC campaign. To entice the customer to click, you must flirt and show off your products on Facebook.

Furthermore, you must understand that no click now on Facebook doesn’t imply that you have implanted an idea in their mind.

You leave your phone number, just like you would when dating. Some will be hooked immediately, while others will call later, and some will remain N/A.

This mindset assisted me in gaining the trust of customers that any service provider like me required — the freedom to think, plan, and execute to win.

Hot to combine high- and low-intent platforms to collaborate like a Yin & a Yang.

Most of my time in marketing was spent on the service provider’s side.

When I moved to a company with a product, I could finally switch platforms and learn how to combine low-intent and high-intent platforms, find correlations, and figure out a “halo effect” number.

Discovering the optimal path is akin to quantifying the impact of platform A on platform B. It’s the best way to sell something ever! But that’s not the end. To be a good growth marketer, you must have a growth mindset. You need to think about things from your customer’s point of view because how can you give them what they want if you don’t know what they want?

A user with high intent is ready to buy or act right now (Google, Bing, Yahoo search).
Low intent indicates that a user has no immediate plans to buy something or act. (platforms for social media)

On the other hand, paid social ads have higher engagement rates; people spend more time with them before clicking away.

So, how do you decide whether to focus your campaign on paid search or paid social? There are no hard and fast rules here — it all depends on what you’re selling and the type of customer base you have.

Work on your omnichannel strategy.

High-impact PPC advertising is all about getting people’s attention with low-intent keyword/audience paid social media marketing and then turning them into customers with high-intent keyword/audience paid search marketing.

Both platforms should always be used if you want to make sure that your sales funnel has everything it needs.
These platforms complement each other well, so use them together to create a powerful combination that’ll persuade people to choose you over anyone else!

When used correctly, these types of online marketing will help you grow your business.

The key is determining which platform best fits your business model and industry. Are you an e-commerce company, or do you sell services? Are you looking for more customers or leads? You can use these questions to determine which is best for your business model.

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