Hack Your Growth with Outreach

Digital marketing is an ever-evolving industry.

Keeping up with the latest strategies and trends can be overwhelming. At HackHer Growth , we're committed to providing the ultimate training and community for free inside our program.

Every single Tuesday at 10:00 am central, we go live with training. Our training topics change based on need and demand. Today was an outreach of all types.

Essentially, how NOT to be that person you just blocked in your in-box saying...

"Hi, I breathe, you breathe. We are perfect to work together, give me 3 hours to give you something you probably are not interested in at all." Yeah. How NOT to be that? We trained on it.

My partner and 15000 Cubits growth strategist, Mallory Myers, shared valuable insights on outreach, LinkedIn, and link building.

Outreach has three different purposes:

• Lead generation: Growing your list of connections and lead information to generate potential sales and customers.
• Branding: Intentional communication and insider exclusive information about your brand.
• Conversion: Actually closing the deal with potential customers.

LinkedIn outreach and link building can be effective ways to reach out to potential customers and build your network:

• LinkedIn outreach: It's a great way to connect with people without having to pay for a sales navigator.
• Link building: It's a way to get other websites to link back to your website, which can improve your search engine ranking.

Efficient keyword research using Google can help you unlock the potential of your content marketing strategy.

Here's a step-by-step process:

• Identify your primary keyword: Determine the main keyword that represents the core topic of your content.
• Generate LSI keywords using Google's search bar: Type your primary keyword into Google's search bar and observe the autocomplete suggestions. These suggestions are LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing) keywords related to your main topic and can help you create more diverse content.
• Explore the "People also ask" and "Searches related to" sections: Scroll through the search results page and take note of the "People also ask" section, which provides additional relevant questions and phrases. Also, look for the "Searches related to" section at the bottom of the page for more LSI keywords.
• Analyze top-ranking content: Examine the top-ranking pages for your primary keyword and identify common themes and topics.
• Then find the best ways to reach out and get those links!

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