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I know we're on hiatus, but if you're interested in PPC then we have something very exciting just for you...
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Inside "Hacking Growth," a New Book by Sean Ellis and Morgan Brown
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When I got an email from the Growth Hackers team asking if we'd like to preview Sean Ellis and Morgan Brown’s new book for the Call to Action podcast, it was a no-brainer. The book is called Hacking Growth and it's full of interesting stories about businesses you know and love. Listen now to get Sean and Morgan's inside perspective on writing the book and the stories inside Hacking Growth.
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Ch-ch-ch-changes!
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Call to Action is over 2 years old. Wow, time flies! We've learned a lot in that time, and have decided that it's time to dive even deeper into the issues that affect the lives of marketers like yourselves. So make sure to subscribe to this feed if you haven't already. That's your call to action!
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Drift's Marketing Manifesto & Why They Killed the Lead Gen Form
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In this episode, we speak with Dave Gerhardt about Drift's bold decision to remove all lead gen forms from their content. Plus, hear how their internal "Marketing Manifesto" went viral on SlideShare and continues to direct daily work at Drift.
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How To Use Analytics To Spur Creativity
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In this episode we get one of our favourite content marketing thought leaders back on the podcast. Andy Crestodina, co-founder and strategic director of Orbit Media, talks with us about how he uses analytics to help the creative juices flow, and how major surgery changed his thoughts about his work.
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What Happened When Unbounce Stopped Publishing For Two Weeks?
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In this episode, find out what happens when the Unbounce blog team stopped publishing for two weeks and focused instead on optimization. Listener beware, this tale might just give you the inspiration to conduct a similar experiment.
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Is Everything The Tech World Says About Marketing Wrong?
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In this episode, we speak to Samuel Scott, Director of Marketing at logz.io, about a post he wrote for TechCrunch about why the tech world has marketing all wrong. He explains why the martech world has fallen into an echo chamber of meaningless buzzwords — and what can be done about it.
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Unbounce Isn’t Just for Landing Pages Anymore
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Two years ago, we had our most controversial interview on the podcast, ever, with Angus Lynch, who was defending the use of exit overlays on landing pages. Time has passed, and overlays have become common practices on the web. And now, we've built them into Unbounce as Convertables, so we sat down with Angus again to chat about what has changed, and how you can use them to generate more conversions across your entire website.
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Should You Kill Your Homepage?
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At Unbounce’s Call to Action Conference in September, Cara Harshman, formerly of Optimizely, told the audience that it’s time to kill the homepage. We asked her why, and what should rise up in its place.
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Hillary or Donald: Which Candidate's Marketing Funnel Wins?
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In this episode of the Call to Action podcast, we talk to Aaron Orendorff, founder of iconiContent, about the epic presidential marketing teardown he wrote for the Unbounce blog (psst, it got over 6000+ shares!). He explains how he got 18 CRO experts to contribute and which candidate's CRO he thinks worthy of election.
info_outlineThe first year of becoming a parent is a rollercoaster of emotions, from terror to pure joy and everything in between. You can't sleep, you don't have time to eat and you go from laughing to crying in mere seconds. But in the end it's all worth it, because like every proud parent, your podcast's achievements become your own.
Nope, that wasn't a typo. We're talking about a different kind of baby - one you can download on iTunes.
That's right, folks, the Call to Action podcast just turned one, and we're celebrating as many others have celebrated their first birthday: by diving headfirst into a volleyball-sized cupcake. (I wish!)
Join me, Unbounce's Multimedia Producer, Stephanie Saretsky (a.k.a. Beansie), and Content Strategist Dan Levy as we chat about the lessons learned during the podcast's first year, including how dang tricky it is to measure the value of a podcast and why not all ideas are good ideas. On top of that, we chat about what's to come for season two, and how you can get involved.