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Scorecard Marketing by Daniel Priestley and Glen Carlson, framework 7 of 7
Nine ways to promote a scorecard
The channels the authors use to get completions.
Daniel Priestley and Glen Carlson's framework, from Scorecard Marketing, pp. 47 to 128.
- Website banner
A banner or pop-up on your existing site.
- Email signature
A line on every email inviting people to take it.
- Email and direct messages
Announce it to your database and followers.
- Social profiles and posts
Post about it, then post the statistics later.
- Podcasts, videos, blogs and books
Make it the next step after your content.
- Events and workshops
Use it before, during or after to learn about attendees.
- Advertising
Work out an allowable cost per lead and per sale first.
- Joint venture partnerships
Cross-promote with non-competitors and pay a fee per completed scorecard.
- Enrich and segment your data
Run your existing list through it to deepen each record.
From chapter: PART TWO SETTING UP A SCORECARD, pp. 47–128
More from this book
All 7 frameworks-
Framework 1 · Offers and pricing Emotion, logic and urgency The three psychological ingredients that must be present for a sale.
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Framework 2 · Lead generation Product-for-prospects A low-risk, scalable first step that lets people learn about you before the core product.
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Framework 3 · Lead generation The four-step scorecard The build order for a scorecard marketing campaign.
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Framework 4 · Lead generation Landing page in four moves How to make the landing page do its one job.
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Framework 5 · Lead generation Questionnaire sizing by use How many categories and questions to ask depending on the lead's temperature.
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Framework 6 · Lead generation The seesaw technique How an appointment setter opens a call on a scorecard lead.