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He emphasizes the need for companies to shift towards efficiency and lower costs, which requires reevaluating and experimenting with marketing strategies. Aaron provides examples of how he applied forced learning to cut funding for certain marketing activities and the key learning that had never happened before. By going back to first principles and understanding the target audience's needs, Aaron was able to achieve a 40% increase in marketing efficiency.
"By getting a quantifiable and reality-based view of marketing contribution, my CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) has decreased dramatically. I can now grow at not just 15% or so more efficiently but at a 40% more efficient order of magnitude." - Aaron Ballew
See how Aaron prioritizes efficiency and profitability in his willingness to question the status quo and experiment with new strategies.
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Follow host Steve MacDonald
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He emphasizes the need for companies to shift towards efficiency and lower costs, which requires reevaluating and experimenting with marketing strategies. Aaron provides examples of how he applied forced learning to cut funding for certain marketing activities and the key learning that had never happened before. By going back to first principles and understanding the target audience's needs, Aaron was able to achieve a 40% increase in marketing efficiency.
"By getting a quantifiable and reality-based view of marketing contribution, my CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) has decreased dramatically. I can now grow at not just 15% or so more efficiently but at a 40% more efficient order of magnitude." - Aaron Ballew
See how Aaron prioritizes efficiency and profitability in his willingness to question the status quo and experiment with new strategies.
Follow Aaron Ballew on LinkedIn
Follow host Steve MacDonald
on LinkedIn