hristiank

SEEKING WORK - US expat currently based in Europe (GMT+2) Remote or short trips

Growth optimization consultant looking to help you optimize your landing pages.

[Past Experience]

- 67% eCommerce conversion rate increase YoY

- 7x lead generation increase

- Running optimization programs for SMEs to Fortune500 companies

- 15+ years of digital marketing experience

[Services]

- Lead generation road mapping

- Conversion analysis + recommendations

- Wireframing and landing page design

- A/B testing

[Contact]

- [email protected]

Hi Khuram,

I've just emailed you about setting up a time to talk.

Looking forward to it.

Hey Khuram, just took a look at your website and I think there might be an angle where you can charge a monthly retainer for KPI analysis and recommendations.

Strategizing about growth is just the first step, you also need to put in place the appropriate analytics to be able to measure it.

You can help your clients sift through what's really important, what needs to be improved, etc. A lot of the tools today allow for the collection of unlimited amount of data but it's pretty meaningless if you can't decipher and act on it. Just my 2c.

If I may add a few things: 1. I think most of the comments here concentrate on price alone. You need to remember that email marketing is a tool. If you have even 2000 subscribers and not making $30 from that list: a) It's your hobby. No problem. Hobbies sometimes can get expensive. b) There is something really not right with your list/efforts. 2. All the people outraged at Mailchimp's prices should compare them to the competition and see that most of the companies offer similar pricing. 3. Try explaining successfully to your local restaurant manager how to set up his/her own mail server. 4. After you have successfully explained #3, try explaining all the regulations and SPAM compliance. 5. Finally - Mailchimp is for small and mid-size businesses. Once you go over $1000 in email marketing costs you are in a different ball game.

"The Rockstar consortium is an organization backed by Apple, Microsoft, BlackBerry, Ericsson and Sony."

Out of all these companies RIM (BlackBerry) is the only one up for "sale".

How long until Google tries to buy itself a backdoor into the alliance?

I give them a couple of months.

I had a good laugh reading the post. I must say your comparison is spot on.

Thank you.