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Is there a plan where I can choose how long the article would be and the depth of the research made?
Can I share the main points the article should contain and build the content around that?
Of course the first missions won't that effective for cost savings, but the future ones will be.
I had a few years ago a product that made banner variations, now I'm looking to revive it.
I'm willing to offer a high quality services for SaaS companies using outreach campaigns and targeting more consultants, web developers, agencies etc than bloggers or marketers(unless they are influencers).
Eventually to also be able to manage and build the program...example of a great program http://www.leadforensics.com/partners/
I was selling a tool similar to Optimizely in a different market. The only way I get it going was to ditch the monthly plan and add use only anual plan, target people with expertise in marketing and use outbound sales for bigger clients.
Your market is huge(I know that because I was selling products for this niche), from solo internet marketers with big email lists to media buying agencies. You just need a few case studies to show them it's working.
Do you have any case studies?
When a product generates ROI, people will use it. Target the marketers who use leadpages, unbounce, etc, if it works, they will use it.
Register to StackThatMoney forum, the biggest private affiliate marketing forum, they work with landing pages all day long. Post your product there, I guarantee 50 sales in 2 months from there.
You need to target people with high traffic on their landers, i think the product is good(if it delivers), but you failed at sales and marketing....not on the idea.
Nobody wants your product because you are targeting the wrong people, that's my thought.
If you are you planning to start an affiliate/partner program for your SaaS, please let me know, I'll try to help you.
What's with this non-sense rant? Where did you get that girly=bad?
Sexist? I don't even bother...
I'm free to share my opinion, or not? Simply, it's a car I would buy for my daughter, not me. This is not the case for Tesla designs.
Unfortunately I'm not from UK, I'm from eastern Europe.
We can chat using the tool if you like :)
They can include the link to the chat page in job posting, articles, careers page, email etc, like "Apply via Chat"
A few benefits are: - low barrier to get in touch, right when the candidates are the most interested - faster than email and more comfortable than phone calls(especially for tech guys) - no more filling of long application forms - gives a good impression and stands out from the competition
Do you have any tips how to engage with them?
Any suggestion of how to find that? Using keywords like "how can I" ?
My product is a SaaS, outbound live chat for lead generation teams.
The thing with the schedule link is interesting. The tool has a schedule form that can be set as default...after the prospect clicks on the link, the schedule form will appear.
I thing it depends on the email you are getting and the timing you open the email. If you don't have a big "batch" to process, like in the middle of the day and the mail says "are you free on __ for a call or if you prefer, we can have now a 3 minutes chat" ... or something like this, I think busy people are more likely to click the chat link instead scheduling phone calls.
How did you tried live-chat? As a website widget? or "add me on skype" ? Both are totally different than our solution.
Website widget is inbound so it has a different focus than outbound live-chat, like we are offering. There are many differences between live-chat widget and our tool http://www.chatpage.io/#why-not-livechat-widgets
I'm curious what you tried with live-chat, if not website widget I assume Skype?
Skype has also I high friction, you need to add the person and it's kinda personal. What we offer brings you in a chat page by just a click.
As far as disadvantages, this is not a replacement to email or phone, it's more to get faster the call/meeting. You let people chose how to get in touch first and chat has much less friction than phone calls...
You can also use it to warm up leads