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402 – Remodelers, Here’s How to Shift from Large Paid Ads Budgets to Organic Leads – FLASHBACK

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402 – Remodelers, Here’s How to Shift from Large Paid Ads Budgets to Organic Leads – FLASHBACK
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  • 0:00
    Shifting Marketing Budgets
    Introduction to the episode's focus on transitioning from paid ads to organic marketing strategies for remodelers.
  • 0:27
    Why Reduce Paid Ads?
    Examines the underlying reasons remodelers might want to reduce a substantial paid ads budget, even if it appears to be working.
  • 2:08
    Option 1: Slice Paid Ads Budget
    Discusses the approach of immediately cutting paid ad spending to fund organic efforts, and the associated risks.
  • 2:50
    Option 2: Add to Marketing Budget
    Recommends increasing the overall marketing budget to invest in organic channels while maintaining current paid ad spend.
  • 3:55
    Measuring Lead Acquisition Costs
    Highlights the importance of measuring the cost to acquire a customer for both paid and organic channels.
  • 6:01
    Fixing vs. Starting New Channels
    Explores whether to optimize existing underperforming channels or to pursue entirely new marketing avenues.
  • 6:49
    Importance of Data & Tracking
    Emphasizes that good data and tracking are crucial for making informed marketing budget decisions.

Key Takeaways

Before reducing a paid ads budget, evaluate if the channel is truly working by calculating the 'cost to acquire a customer,' not just 'cost per lead.'

If a paid ad channel is profitable and meeting your criteria, consider scaling it up rather than reducing it, as finding effective channels is challenging.

When transitioning to organic, either immediately reallocate funds from paid ads (risking a lead dip) or, preferably, add to your total marketing budget to build organic without sacrificing current lead flow.

Diversity your marketing channels; maintaining both profitable paid ads and a growing organic presence can lead to a lower blended cost of customer acquisition.

Regularly track your numbers for all marketing efforts to make data-driven decisions; avoid 'guessing and feeling' about budget allocation.

If a channel isn't performing as expected, consider if 'fixing it' (optimizing ads, landing pages) is easier and more effective than immediately abandoning it for a new channel.

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