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When you're starting a new business, there's always a learning curve. It's only natural! We take the guesswork out of getting started on Amazon with our ULTIMATE Launch Checklist (yes, ultimate in all-caps!) It's the most comprehensive guide we've ever compiled on how to launch an Amazon product. It's an essential guide for new sellers. You'll learn all about: What you need to sell on Amazon How to find your first product in a way that ensures it will be a success How to negotiate with Chinese suppliers and source products And most importantly, how to stay motivated to get your amazing new Amazon career underway Jungle Scout can help you seek out tons of amazing opportunities, so you never make a bad investment. In fact, there are several crucial behind-the-scenes stages that come before you can successfully launch your product to the world. Fortunately, creating pre-launch buzz and organizing your team into action doesn’t have to be difficult.In fact, there are several crucial behind-the-scenes stages that come before you can successfully launch your product to the world. Fortunately, creating pre-launch buzz and organizing your team into action doesn’t have to be difficult. The level of knowledge you hold about your ideal customer will make or break the success of your initial launch.This will help align your product benefits and positioning across different audiences. Many resources can help you craft your buyer’s persona, for instance on Facebook. Audience Insights can contextualize what behaviors your potential customers are making, so you can easily refine your buyer’s personas. Lastly, most marketing platforms will provide resources so you can make informed decisions about your ideal audiences so make sure to leverage thorough research before launching! The way you position your brand or products will affect how your customers see you, so it’s crucial to align your messaging with the ethos of your company. Note: Don’t just sell, sell, sell.
People also want to know why you exist, who you are, why your company started, your charitable causes, etc.Companies like Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, Squarespace, and more have created easy-to-use, no-code platforms that give you virtually every tool you will ever need for a website. These are called CMS (Content Management Systems), such platforms have built the foundation for eCommerce as a whole, providing a centralized platform so people around the world could sell products online without having to hire a team of developers just to manage their websites. We are proud supporters and users of CMS websites, but we must inform you of the differences. A custom site is not ideal if you are just starting. Simply put, the time you would spend managing and upkeeping your custom-built site would far exceed the time it takes to create and launch a CMS website. Who will you turn to. A custom site requires you to host your own domain, manage your own front-end (what the customers see), manage your back-end (your product information, pricing, etc.), and integrate it all into a cohesive website that users can purchase from. This is not impossible, but much more effort than using a CMS like Shopify. In theory, a CMS website has the same parts, but a CMS already has these tools built for you. Shopify for example, gives you a simple interface to manage all aspects of your store without the need of a single developer. Lastly, CMS companies like Shopify offer support so you always have somewhere to turn if you need additional help. This is why we whole-heartedly recommend you use a CMS tool just as Shopify. For these reasons, we believe a CMS website is the best value. Now that you have an understanding of custom sites vs. CMS platforms, we will begin diving deeper into strategies we use here at NoGood when we work with direct-to-consumer eCommerce brands.
We have too often seen brands disregard SEO as a strategy for growing their revenue, but this could not be further from the truth. The reality is this, your customers will search the internet at some point. They may search for the exact product or service you provide, so we need to make sure we have a chance at appearing in front of them when they do. If they see us, they might like us, and they might buy from us.Let’s start with the page title, as simple as it may seem your page title plays the biggest role in whether or not you will rank. Page titles should be concise and relate to a specific keyword(s) so that Google as well as your potential customer can quickly understand what content your page has. For example: If you sell comic book-themed sneakers, you may want your page title to be “Comic Book Inspired Sneakers” or “Sneakers Inspired by Comics”. Tip: Do not stuff keywords in your page title assuming that it will work, focus on your main keywords and write with your customer in mind. Your meta description serves alongside your page titles, this section gives you a chance to go more in-depth about what your page offers. Using our previous example, a good meta description would be: “Shop comic book inspired sneakers, handmade to order in the USA. Browse a variety of collections from Marvel, Capcom, X-Men, and more.” Meta descriptions are that simple, this is the area you can provide more context for your users and help guide them into understanding whether or not they are interested. In our example, notice that the sentence is conversational while still holding keyword value to our original product offering. This is a balance you want to inform, on one end we need to include our main keywords like “sneakers” or “comic book” but we are also giving our users a glimpse into which designs we offer like “Marvel” or “Capcom”. This way, you have given your potential customer enough information about what you sell without them even having to see your website.
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Let’s move onto URL slugs now. URL slugs are the ending parts of your page links, which also play a vital role in telling Google what you want to rank for.Google sees this link and aligns it with searches that relate to “comic book sneakers”. Either way, the richer your content, the more search engines will favor your pages. We want search engines, as well as potential users, to understand what this image is, so we recommend writing short but descriptive alt texts. Take this moment to introduce keywords that relate to your image as well.We have set the foundation for you here and we urge you to review your entire site to establish the fundamental practices when ranking your eCommerce brand for organic search results. A purchase is a conversion, and an add to cart could be a conversion, etc. Leveraging conversion tracking is the most vital part of any successful eCommerce brand. Secondly, it gives us a signal into whether or not users on our site are confident in browsing, clicking, or purchasing from us. Let’s break that down. First, we want to know if a user has viewed a product, then we would like to know if they added that product to their cart. Lastly, we want to see unique purchases. Were they not interested in the product after all, why. Was the price too high. Did the page load correctly. Did they have a bad connection? This is the most fundamental approach towards analyzing and improving eCommerce performance. So, how do we set up conversions. First off, you will need a tool like Google Analytics to centralize all your conversion events. Google Analytics would serve to collect all your conversions that occur on your website which we can then use to our benefit. If you believe your ideal customer is using Facebook, Google, and TikTok then these are the other locations where we need to set up conversion events. This is extremely important when trying to decide which platform is more effective for your business.
The brand visual guidelines a company uses can make the difference between higher or lower conversion rates a.k.a purchases. A brand visual guideline is made of multiple parts: fonts, color schemes, brand assets, and imagery. The fonts you use will dictate an emotion for your customers. Consider this when picking which font best fits your brand. Color schemes will also portrait a mood or emotion for your customers. Color schemes usually consist of a primary color and a secondary color which are meant to complement each other across your website. Decide which colors portrait the emotions you want your customers to have, and factor in which colors will work best together. The combined use of these colors should also align with the overall vibe you want your customers to feel. Brand assets relate to your logo and how your logo may be utilized across your website or profiles. This includes your logo in different sizes, such as social media profile image size or social media cover image sizes across platforms. Alongside logo size, brand assets must dictate the color versions of your logo. A full color, a white version logo, and a black version logo are the most common types of logos you would use in a brand visual guideline. Lastly, imagery within your brand guidelines are meant to serve as inspiration for your brand’s aesthetic. Using our previous example of comic book themed sneakers, imagery for such a product may be comic bubbles or thick stroked edges that resemble a comic book. The imagery you decide on must have a connection to your products, it must be used as a guide for future content development to provide a cohesive brand identity. In closing, creating a brand visual guideline is crucial for maintaining a concise mood or vibe for your brand. This increased competition makes scaling a new eCommerce brand a challenge. This section is meant to inform you of the long term strategy that is required to find economic success for your eCommerce brand.
In the early stages of launching your brand, you may have tons of ideas about what may or may not work. You consider your cost of goods, the cost of marketing, your available sales margin and you may think: “How will I be profitable?” As the saying goes, you need to “spend money to make money”. The same is true for eCommerce; you need to spend money on new marketing efforts to establish what makes sense economically. When you start you may not find the right strategy right away, but as you try more and more you will begin to understand through trial and tribulation. Thinking long term, your main metric to follow should be LTV, or Lifetime Value. LTV is the total amount of money that you’ll receive from a customer throughout their entire lifetime as a customer. The reason why this matters is because a singular purchase is not a good signal of whether you are profitable in the long run. It would still be too early to say whether this is a bad marketing strategy or channel because we first need to analyze our economics. Has this customer’s LTV justified your marketing efforts. Simply put, this singular customer led to profitability after their second purchase.At first, it may not look like things are working, but sometimes rash decisions are made without a full observation of your business’s economics. We implore you to have an open mind and do a thorough review before turning off any marketing channels. Lastly, the key to increasing LTV is retention. Retention can be tricky, but you should consider what keeps your customers coming back. Is it just the products. Maybe it’s your support team’s service. Offering free returns. You need to conceptualize how you can sweeten your customers experience in your store, this will fuel retention and keep them coming back for more. There are ups, there are downs, and everything in between.
What matters most in the beginning is creating demand for your product and getting feedback from customers so you can improve your economics, LTV, and retention. At the end of the day, no amount of marketing dollars can fix a bad product, so you must launch your brand with the mindset of learning, rather than instant gratification or riches. That being said, what are the best ways to launch? Now we will tell you some of our best strategies for creating demand around your brand, at launch. Paid Social Platforms where consumers can connect with other consumers, which allow us to target specific audiences, are the holy grail of all eCommerce. Many believe Influencers are a dime a dozen, that their followers are uninterested, not engaged, and using your marketing dollars on this will be a waste. Tools like socialblade.com can help you understand influencers engagement rates, how active their followers are, and whether they will make a good partner for your brand. If we launched a comic book-inspired sneaker brand, we would reach out to every comic book, anime, or cosplay related creator asking to barter products for content. Paid search is more straightforward, as paid search channels use keywords for targeting new potential customers. Going broader will allow your store to collect more traffic and more data, at a cheaper cost. Looking for keywords with high traffic volumes but low CPC (Cost per click). We need to make sure our brand is also showing up in ad results like our competitors, we could be leaving money on the table.Content is not exclusive to advertising, content is a tool we use to tell our potential customer about ourselves, about our brands, the products we sell, and just about anything else. While content should definitely be used for advertising as well, content alone is how we refresh our brand’s message and offerings, consistently. It’s go time. Your audience research shows a strong market need, and the factories are in full-force production mode.
In this article, we’ll also provide you with 4 separate product launch funnels for each of your marketing strategies, including: The following 5 step guide assumes you’ve already done your market research and have a concrete product in mind. SeedProd lets you create stunning coming soon pages that work perfectly to generate buzz around a product launch. Even though you have a clear vision for the product, someone else on the team may see the obstacles in your blind spots. They’ll be able to see the tangible benefits this product provides for customers and start realizing that a simple idea will soon be a profitable reality. One thing to remember, though, is that your plan will be dependent on which marketing strategy you intend to use. Here is what your paid ad product launch funnel will look like: That’s because traffic coming from ads is usually cold and needs to be warmed up before a purchase is made. You may also want to have your pre-sell page offer a “limited time only” discount for your launch to create urgency. Finally, you’ll want to have one clear call to action embedded in your pre-sell page. Once someone has made a purchase, they’ll receive a confirmation message either detailing their order or letting them know how to access their product. That said, it takes time. We suggest going with a popup that creates a sense of urgency around your offer. In many cases, a countdown timer is an excellent tool for that: You should have a killer value proposition, strong headlines, handle objections, and everything else that goes into a good sales page. As you use social media for a product launch, you need to write several posts in four different categories: But don’t give out too much information here. Think about a time when a friend texted you something like, “Hey, I’ve got huge news. Can’t wait to share.” Teaser posts are great for building excitement around your upcoming product launch. Just enough information to start stirring up interest.
Pre-launch offers are when you allow a limited amount of customers to pay and wait for a product before it’s even been launched. The tone should be exciting, fun, and enticing for your followers. You should write specific copy for each social media platform you’re using.Once people click the link in your post, the process looks like this: That’s because you’re working with followers who are presumably familiar with your brand. Hence, they need less warming. And building an email sequence for your product launch is always a winning strategy. For today’s post, we’ll go with 7 (though you can tweak these as needed). It really depends on which email in the sequence you’re using. In this email, you aren’t trying to sell anything. The goal is to simply show up in your client’s inbox with a friendly message to “touch bases.” You can send this out 1-2 weeks before your product launch date. You built your product to solve some problem in your clients’ lives. Your customers are in some pain right now, and your product is there to solve it. In this email, focus on the problem. In this email, you want to dive deeper into the problem your clients are facing. Rather than using yourself as an example (like you did in the last email), share statistics or case studies about other people who’ve been in a similar position. Like in the email before, send your readers to a pre-sell page for pre-orders. This is the email before your official product launch. Rather than focusing on the problem, you’ll be nothing but smiles and positivity here. How will your product help your clients. Why is this something they simply can’t live without. What makes your upcoming product unique or better than the competition? Give a discount for clients who purchase the product before its official launch date. But by letting people purchase your product before it’s launched, you can build hype and revenue for your company.
This email is all about letting your audience know that your product is officially ready, and you couldn’t be happier with the results. If you sold out from your pre-orders, share it here. Anything that’s fun or exciting about your new product, share it here. And if you buy it, you’ll love it too!” Either later in the day of your product launch or the day after, send out a follow-up email reminding your customers that your product is out. If you’re selling a physical product, you may mention that your product is flying off the shelves and won’t be available much longer. This last email is a gentle follow up. You’ll usually want to send this 1-2 days after your product launch. It’s where you can ask your audience who didn’t purchase your product for some feedback. Was there a specific reason they hesitated to use your product. Or did all your previous emails simply go to SPAM ? More than anything, this feedback will be useful in helping you craft sales pages for your product as time continues. You may not see high conversion rates from this email, but even gaining one lifelong customer may make it worthwhile to offer. Most companies will need to tweak various aspects of their funnel depending on their team size, their budget, and their product. Now all that’s left is actually creating the content for each section of your product launch checklist! If you have a blog post or a page with video tutorials, for example, a popup can be an engaging way to teach your audience about your upcoming product. This allows traffic to voluntarily enter your funnel without needing to share their contact information right away: Once they click Yes, they’ll go to a second page to enter their email address and claim the offer. Build your own 2-step optin with our tutorial. That means they work best with paid advertising, social media, and organic content funnels. Then, at the bottom, there is a subtle call to action that doesn’t require anything but a click from the user to optin.
As the name suggests, it has one goal: sales. This is where you want to really show off the benefits that will come from using your product. And the value proposition is hard to pass up: Try for free. Here’s how to make a sales page that converts. We’ve provided a general product launch framework that shows when each type of landing page usually works best. There are many tools you can use to build an order form, but we highly recommend WPForms. Plus, these forms are packed with useful features: With WPForms, you can quickly have a professional-looking order form added to your product launch funnel. These forms can be embedded without any coding skills. At the start of your product launch marketing plan, you identified potential obstacles. Now is the time to make sure those obstacles were totally squashed. When will those specifically be posted? Have they been checked on mobile to make sure they’re responsive across a wide variety of devices? Go through every stage of every funnel personally to make sure it’s working smoothly. Once you’re satisfied, ask a select group of colleagues or trusted friends in your network to do the same. Check for any user interface (UI) issues across mobile, tablet, and desktop. In fact, when it comes to mobile, make sure everything looks good across different smartphones (not just iPhones ?). If you’ve done your job up to this point, the test phase shouldn’t take long. And if the test phase has problems, you’ll be thankful it was you on the other end of the screen and not your cold traffic. But now what? But because these funnels are mostly automated AND because you’ve already thoroughly tested everything, launch day should be pretty stress-free. Remember that there is no one way to build a successful funnel, but there are plenty of wrong ways. For that, check out these 15 must-try strategies to promote your product online. We’d also love to hear about your experiences, so hop on Facebook or Twitter and say hi.
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