Short YouTube talk (by Peter Vander Wall) arguing that simpler marketing funnels convert better. Key advice: reduce complexity, think from the customer's perspective, tailor landing page content (e.g., factual vs. engaging videos) to different customer profiles, and identify the ideal customer to match how they prefer to make decisions.
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The more complex you make your marketing, the less likely it is to work. You really just need to kind of get in the head of the customer or the lead who's going to be going through your funnel and you say what would make this easier for them to go through and like get the information they're looking for. If you have a video on your landing page that's like just very factual, there's some types of customers for whom that's going to be really valuable. They're going to really appreciate you being upfront and transparent with that. There's other types of customers for whom that's going to be like kind of difficult for them to consume. Like it feels like you're just droning on and like the video is not that engaging and not that interesting. And these are two different types of like customer profiles. Right. And so you need to figure out like the ideal customer that we're trying to get which way are they more likely to to make decision.