Bullseye Marketing Strategy: Attract and Convert Customers

A program based on the Bullseye Framework from 'Traction' by Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares. This four-step framework helps businesses identify and focus on the most promising marketing channels to attract customers.

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Program Modules

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Phase 1: Brainstorm Marketing Ideas ๐Ÿ’ก

Generate a comprehensive list of potential marketing channels. Explore realistic scenarios for how to execute each channel. Don't limit yourself to industry norms.

Review 33 Ways to Get More Customers ๐ŸŽฅ

Weekly

Refer to the video on 33 ways to get more customers for inspiration and a starting point for brainstorming. Link in description.

โ€œExplore all the different ways that you could possibly attract customers to your business.โ€

reflection

Conduct a Brainstorming Session ๐Ÿง 

Weekly

Dedicate time to brainstorm various marketing strategies. Consider content marketing, search advertising, social advertising, live events, etc. Outline potential actions for each.

โ€œYou wanna explore exactly how you might pursue that opportunity if you absolutely had to.โ€

reflection
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Phase 2: Select Promising Channels ๐ŸŽฏ

Narrow down the list to 3-5 of the most promising marketing channels based on speed of results, potential customer volume, and profitability.

Phase 2: Select Promising Channels ๐ŸŽฏ

Monthly

Narrow down the list to 3-5 of the most promising marketing channels based on speed of results, potential customer volume, and profitability.

โ€œNarrow it down to about three to five of the most promising opportunities.โ€

reflection
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Phase 3: Perform Inexpensive Tests ๐Ÿงช

Conduct inexpensive tests to validate the potential of each promising channel. Focus on validating the presence of customers and potential profitability, not optimization.

Phase 3: Perform Inexpensive Tests ๐Ÿงช

Monthly

Conduct inexpensive tests to validate the potential of each promising channel. Focus on validating the presence of customers and potential profitability, not optimization.

โ€œPerform inexpensive, simple tests to validate the potential of each of your promising opportunities.โ€

reflection
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Phase 4: Select One Channel ๐Ÿฅ‡

Analyze test results and choose one channel to focus on and master. Concentrate efforts until diminishing returns are reached.

Phase 4: Select One Channel ๐Ÿฅ‡

Monthly

Analyze test results and choose one channel to focus on and master. Concentrate efforts until diminishing returns are reached.

โ€œSelect the single thing that we're gonna focus on when it comes to building momentum with the business.โ€

reflection