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YoastCon - Hope is not a strategy
The document contains marketing advice and case studies highlighting how websites have increased their revenue through various strategies. These strategies include leveraging exit intent for email signups, integrating sites with online stores, using email automation to repeatedly follow up with leads, and utilizing affiliate links instead of URL shorteners to monetize traffic. The overall message is the importance of ongoing learning and communication to continue improving online businesses.
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- 1. SAVE YOURSELF $135,549.73 A MILLIONDOLLARS WHEN YOU BUILD YOUR NEXT SITE
- 2. IN THE US,OVER 97% OF FEDERAL CASES ARE RESOLVED VIA PLEA BARGAINS.
- 3. THE FIVE STORIES I’MGOING TO TELL YOU HAVE ONE THING IN COMMON: INFORMATION ASYMMETRY
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- 5. $480,000 ONE SITE INCREASED THEIR EMAILSIGNUPS BY 469% USING OPTIN MONSTER $480,000
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- 7. $324,000 ONE SITE LOST 60%OF ITS TRAFFIC AT A SINGLE CLICK & STILL MADE $18,000/MONTHLY. $804,000
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- 9. $102,000 ONE SITE’S BLOG DRIVES ACOACHING BUSINESS ON 4 HOURS/WEEK $906,000
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- 11. $78,000 A RECENT PRODUCT LAUNCHONLY MADE 22% OF ITS REVENUE FROM THE FIRST EMAIL PITCH. $984,000
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- 13. $50,000 ONE SITE WITH OVER50,000 OUTBOUND CLICKS TO AMAZON, LOST MONEY USING BITLY $1,034,000
- 14. THE BIG TAKEAWAY IS THIS: KEEPTALKING KEEP LEARNING
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