Agota Birtalan

There two things I do to stay on track and be productive. Every morning I write a to-do list with no more than 6 tasks, then work with time blocks during the day. For every task, I allocate a time block where I do only that particular task. This helps me get things done even when I am not motivated to do it. I heard about time blocks from Johnny Harris and loved the idea.

For sales, I think Linkedin DMs could still work if done right. I agree with @JanakPatel that Linkedin outreach and DMs are becoming very similar to email marketing, Unfortunealy bots and automation enable people to use Linkedin outreach the wrong way. But I think if you can get really smart& specific with the targeting and focus on quality and building a network slowly, connect the...

I used quilbot for social media to rewrite some content. I also tried a few others, but in the end you have to add some "human touch" and extend or edit it yourself. Otherwise the content is a bit generic.

It all comes down to understanding your audience, buyer personas and then offering them value in a way that they are convinced to work with you. 1. find a niche database - it's better to send fewer emails to the right people 2. create a strong email subject line that is relevant to that niche and the business stage they are at 3. create valuable and specific email content that applies to...

Hi Deniz I write strategies daily and what I see a lot of the times, is that it comes down to the basics. You need to understand your user profiles and build content and funnels around them. There is no "best strategy" that fits all, but there are a few things that you must do: - build a marketing funnel that has great content, offer value with your product and with your content too - use...

Hi David There are many great strategies but you always have to start with the basics. Define your buyer personas and set up a marketing funnel for them. Then, choose the right marketing channels depending on your budget and timeline. Paid ads are faster but are really great to have some leads coming in to your funnel. You will need to support this by building trust online via social media...

Hi Leon There are 3 ways to do marketing on Linkedin: - social media marketing on a Linkedin page - Paid ads on Linkedin - Linkedin outreach - when you research a list of qualified companies and find decision makers at those, connect with them and reach out with the right message. The last option is focused more sales and lead generation. What you chose, will depend on your monthly ad budget.

Hi Milan Cold email marketing could work if you can find and connect with the right database. Using software like Apollo.io or the right quality database will increase the lead quality too, and you can automate the process with the right funnel. Linkedin outreach for building partnerships with marketing agencies is another alternative. These agencies can resell or your services as affiliates,...

It depends on the niche. Building a personal brand on Linkedin for a B2B-oriented software is great. On the other hand, if your niche is B2C then targeting those communities, Pinterest is really good for generating organic traffic. If you connect it with a good landing page and funnel, you can generate subscribers and leads.

Hi Magdalena I think as a user, if I liked a product, I would like to get either a yearly plan discounted, or a special rate for an upgrade for a higher premium package. Good luck with your launch!