Client Acquisition Strategy
This video offers a comprehensive guide for a tech startup specializing in digital marketing, web development, and UX design, focusing on client acquisition and sales strategies.
Here's a summary of the key takeaways:
Client Acquisition Strategies:
- Free Methods:
- Cold Calling: Emphasizes building sales skills and rapport, with a focus on providing upfront value like an audit or analysis to secure a Zoom meeting. https://www.google.com/search?q=trykickie.com is recommended for efficient cold calling [03:53].
- Cold DMs: Advises against direct pitching in initial messages. Instead, focus on providing value (e.g., competitor insights, bad reviews) to encourage engagement and lead to a call. Platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook groups are suggested [05:24].
- Networking Groups: Joining organizations like BNI or the Chamber of Commerce allows for direct, in-person interaction with business owners, offering a unique opportunity to connect with potential clients [0007:21].
- Finding Clients in Bulk:
- Free Tool: tryinstantdata.com (Chrome extension) can scrape Google Maps for business information [08:34].
- Paid Tool: tryoutscraper.com generates comprehensive lists of businesses with contact details for multi-channel outreach [09:02].
- Getting Cell Phones: clearout.io can be used to obtain cell phone numbers [09:47].
- Paid Method (Ads):
- Recommended only after covering expenses (e.g., at $5,000/month) due to inherent risks [10:51].
- Ad Types: Meme ads leverage humor to address pain points [11:38], while simple video ads filmed on an iPhone should highlight client pain points and offer a guarantee [12:28].
- Ad Funnel: Traffic from ads should be directed to a survey to gather information [14:16], then to a page for scheduling an intro call [15:17], and finally to a confirmation page with a video to increase show-up rates [15:33]. The entire funnel can be built and automated using gofreetrial.com (GoHighLevel) [15:49].
Sales Call Outline:
The video provides a detailed outline for sales calls, emphasizing:
- Building Rapport: Start with casual conversation to create a friendly connection [16:45].
- Setting the Frame: Briefly explain the call's structure [17:55].
- Isolating the Problem: Ask open-ended questions to identify core pain points [18:21].
- Sitting in Their Pain: Make them acknowledge the impact of their problems [20:48].
- Desired Situation: Understand their goals and motivations [21:21].
- Transition to Promise: Confidently state you can solve their problems and demonstrate your solution (e.g., a live demo of a web feature, a UX flow, or an analysis of their current digital presence) [22:21].
- Temperature Check: Gauge their interest and address concerns [25:00].
- Transition to Price: Wait for the client to ask for the price [26:38].
- Investment (Price Reveal): State the price clearly and then remain silent [27:49].
- Overcoming Objections: Be prepared to address questions or concerns [28:34].
- Onboarding: Use tools like GoHighLevel for automated client onboarding, contracts, and payment processing [29:03].
1. App Store Optimization (ASO)
- Keyword Research: Identify relevant keywords that users might search for when looking for apps like yours.
- App Title & Description: Optimize your app's title and description with relevant keywords and compelling language.
- Visuals: High-quality screenshots and app icons are crucial for attracting attention.
- User Reviews: Encourage users to leave positive reviews, which can significantly impact your app's visibility.
2. Social Media Marketing
- Targeted Ads: Run ads on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, targeting specific demographics and interests.
- Organic Engagement: Share engaging content, run contests and giveaways, and interact with your followers to build a community around your app.
- Influencer Marketing: Partner with relevant influencers to promote your app to their audience.
3. Content Marketing
- Blog Posts: Create informative blog posts about your app, industry trends, and tips for using your app effectively.
- Videos: Create engaging video content, such as app demos, tutorials, and user testimonials.
- Social Media Content: Share short, attention-grabbing videos and images on platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels.
4. Referral Programs
- Incentivize Existing Users: Offer rewards to users who refer new users to your app.
- Partner with Complementary Apps: Collaborate with other app developers to cross-promote each other's apps.
5. Public Relations
- Press Releases: Announce new app features, updates, and milestones to the media.
- Media Outreach: Build relationships with tech journalists and bloggers to secure press coverage.
- App Store Features: Submit your app to be featured in the App Store or Google Play Store.
6. In-App Purchases & Subscriptions
- Offer Value-Added Features: Encourage users to upgrade to premium versions of your app with additional features.
- Implement a Subscription Model: Offer recurring subscriptions for access to premium content or features.
7. User Onboarding
- Create a Smooth Onboarding Experience: Guide new users through the app's key features and functionalities.
- Provide Helpful Tutorials: Offer in-app tutorials and tips to help users get the most out of your app.
8. User Feedback & Iteration
- Gather User Feedback: Collect user feedback through in-app surveys, reviews, and support tickets.
- Iterate Based on Feedback: Continuously improve your app based on user feedback and data.
Remember:
- Tailor your strategies to your target audience and your specific app's goals.
- Track your results and make adjustments based on what's working and what's not.
- Continuously experiment with new strategies to find the most effective ways to acquire users.
By implementing a combination of these strategies, you can effectively acquire new users and drive sustainable growth for your mobile app.
