The only way to improve your marketing

Everything else is guessing.

The only way to improve your marketing

Believe me when I tell you this.

Most people have no idea what they heck they're doing. Some just do it anyway.

I've met many marketers through events I've attended and organized. I realized a difference between the green, starry-eyed marketer and the seasoned pro.

The pro, assumes nothing and tests everything.

The only way to improve your marketing is to constantly run a split test. You could test your headlines, offers, copy, audience, and creatives. The list is endless.

Once you find a winner, you split-test it again and find another winner.

Do this long enough, and your marketing will be sharp, everyone will start to wonder how you got this good.

Here's a test from a recent live masterclass we ran:

Even with such small data, we could tell which headline was winning.

Here's the first headline:

After publishing that, we went, "Nahh, that's too vanilla. Too boring." So we switched up the headline.

Here's the 2nd headline:

Sweet! This headline brought a 3.72% improvement in conversion.

The improvement may seem small. But imagine if this is for a huge nationwide campaign. The difference is going to be as day and night.

Here's the point: You're leaving gold on the table by not doing any testing

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Build Systems to Test

One of the main things you'll take away from AI Marketing Systems workshop this Friday is thinking in systems.

Systems (and building them) are what give a marketer and business leverage. Marketing systems help us with two things:

  1. Automate manual, time-consuming tasks. Freeing up time you could use for high-leverage, revenue-producing activities.
  2. Go from selling one-to-one to selling one-to-many.

The AI Marketing Systems workshop trains you to think this way and walks you through building an AI-powered lead generation system.

Register early, and I'll personally give you a gift as thanks – for saving us operational chaos in last-minute onboarding.