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The Hyper Growth Blueprint.
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Welcome back š«”
This weekās Hyper Growth Blueprint covers:
š 2 important charts
ā 5 practical ways to convert more people
š¤ Mega-Prompt of the Week
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Nearly 3 years ago, my friend, Jordan, introduced me to a book called The Daily Stoic.
It sent me down a philosophical rabbit holeā¦
ā¦and it wasnāt long before I became a big fan of the ancient stoics.
So I try, where I can, to apply their insights & wisdom into my life & business.
My favourite stoic virtue: focus on controlling the controllables and accepting what we can't control.
They believe this is the key to:
Finding peace of mind
Making wiser decisions
Living more in line with our personal values and virtues
And making more money with your ads.
(ā¦okay maybe not the last one)
But when you are trying to convince large amounts of people to buy your stuffā¦
ā¦it would be stupid not to acknowledge some of the external factors that might be impacting your ability to generate the profit you need.
Especially when you can measure these factors with cold hard data points.
Soā¦ I wanted to share 2 interesting data-pointsā¦
ā¦and talk about a couple external factors that I think you should be aware of.
Then Iāll let you know the tangible actions we are taking as a result.
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Chart #1 - Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) over the last 12-months
This chart shows the average cost to acquire a customer from an index of 300+ brands spanning nearly every sector.
Over the last 12-months (the yellow line) you can see the average cost to acquire customer has increased by roughly 10%.
Source: Statlas - The DTC Index
Chart #2 - Average Order Value (AOV) over the last 12-months
Over the last 12-months (the yellow line) you can see AOV started off being marginally higherā¦
Source: Statlas - The DTC Index
ā¦but more recently we have seen a big drop in AOV.
What do these 2 charts tell us?
It costs us more to acquire a customer
And when we do they spend less
Now try & put yourself in your customers shoes.
Why is this happening?
Price increases
Cost of living
Energy costs
Inflation
ā¦and all those other cheery factors that are causing consumers to think a little bit more than usual before they buy.
Now it would be easy to look at all these reasons & think āgreatā¦ the market is f*cked, thereās nothing we can doā.
But thatās not the message.
In fact, itās quite the opposite.
I believe it presents an incredible opportunity for the businesses who are prepared to get on the front foot.
Because people are still spendingā¦ a lot.
In fact, consumer expenditure in the UK is at near all-time-highs.
(Just google āconsumer expenditure index ONSā )
Consumers are being more considered with their spending.
Theyāre becoming more thoughtful, intentional, and cautious about what, where, when, and how they spend their money.
As business owners & marketers itās our challenge to recognise thisā¦
ā¦and then give our prospects everything they need to jump from this stage of consideration to action.
So now you have the contextā¦ hereās 5 practical ways we are doing this here at BOTTERS.
Note: We recently created The BOTTERS. Hall of Fame to award our clients with sweet trophies when they break a record or hit a milestone.
These strategies below are EXACTLY what helped us do that for these businesses (whilst the rest of their market was struggling).
A handful of the trophies we sent out in the last couple monthsā¦
#1 Evaluate & enhance your offer
Easily the biggest lever here.
The rest of these tactics wonāt really work if your offer is poor or the same as your competitors.
My favourite way to do this is with Alex Hormoziās Value Equation.
I created an AI prompt that does this for you.
#2 Invest in Facebook Ads
Facebook ads right now are flying.
Year-on-year we are seeing 200%+ increases in ROAS.
And the rest of those using it wisely are seeing it as wellā¦ just look at the y-o-y difference in this chartā¦š
Source: Statlas - The DTC Index (this is the last chartā¦ promise)
BUT this is particularly important nowā¦
ā¦because those who have historically relied on Google Ads as their primary source of business will be feeling the impact of the market conditions a LOT more.
When spending tightens the first thing you do is search for things less.
So having purpose-built Facebook ad funnels that tap into cold traffic is a must for driving demand.
#3 Go hard on social proof
One of the strongest forces in the universeā¦ F.O.M.O.
Use this to your advantage.
Exploit social proof at every stage of your marketing.
We are having great success reducing our Facebook CPAās by running engagement campaigns to our winning ads.
Take this for exampleā¦ which would you rather click?
Spoiler: the one with social proof had a 45% cheaper CPAā¦
#4 80/20 everything
I looked in an account the other day and 4% of the ads were driving 72% of the resultsā¦
Find your 20% of ads drive 80% of your results.
Find the 20% landing pages that lose you 80% of visitors.
Find the 20% of your customers that drive 80% of your revenue.
Find the 20% of emails you send that generate 80% of your sales.
All of these opportunities & constraints exist in your business.
Find them.
And do something about them.
#5 Communicate with your customers in their own languageā¦
The closer you articulate your prospects pains & worries to the way they think about them in their headā¦
ā¦the more you will convert.
Get good at speaking their language.
Or use this weekās prompt of the week to help you outā¦
Mega-Prompt of the Week š¤
Discover your customers pain points
If youāre struggling when to speak to your customers, then this prompt is for you
This prompt analyses your Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) and then comes up with a table that has their pain points, ranked in order of severity, and then articulates the problem in the ICP's own words.
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Thatās all for this week - I hope you found it useful.
Take it easy,
Elliott āš¼
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