Newsletter: Turn Leads Into Partners with Session Recordings ๐ผ ; How to Partner with a Propane Delivery Biz ๐ฅ; Jon Stewart Smashes the Myth of Corporate Morality ๐
Today, I want to share something that could be useful to your corporate partnership efforts: watching session recordings of visits to the partnership pages on your website.
Many of you have corporate partnership web pages with email signup forms and "contact us" forms.
For example, I found this โ"contact us"โ form via No Kid Hungry's corporate partnership web page.
But what happens when the visitor doesn't complete the form? ๐ค
That's where session recordings come in.
๐๐ป ๐๐ป Using tools like โClarity (FREE)โ, Lucky Orange, or HotJar, you can watch how visitors interact with your forms. Youโll see precisely where they hesitate, abandon the process, or get confused.
This insight is pure gold because it ensures that your forms are as user-friendly as possible, increasing your chances of converting these visits into mind-blowing partnerships.๐คฏ
So, don't just sit back and hope for the best. Dive into those session recordings and turn website visitors into opportunities. Your next big partnership could be just a form tweak away!
For more details on this strategy, including step-by-step instructions on how to set up an account with Clarity, read Andy Crestodina's original article at Orbit Media โhereโ. Scroll down to "#3: Watch session recordings of โcontactโ page visits."
By the way, I love Andy's email newsletter, which is full of helpful web marketing tips. Andy is wicked smart!
โ๏ธ Partnership Notes
1. How to do cause marketing with a โpropane delivery companyโ. This program benefited Future Farmers of America.
2. Companies have obviously โreduced their support for Pride Monthโ, but some see a silver lining.
3. I want this โiced coffee-inspired iPhone caseโ designed to mimic Dunkin's drink - complete with floating ice cubes! Proceeds benefit the Dunkinโ Joy in Childhood Foundation.
๐ค Marketing Your Cause
1. โTen ways to attract prospects to your partner websiteโ. I agree with Linda and Sharon that a "Meet the Team" section is overkill and doesn't drive conversions. I would ditch it.
2. I've gotten a lot of good feedback on my post on the โimportance of surveying your audienceโ to land more marketing partnerships. A reader sent me this resource from Survey Monkey: โ10 best practices for creating effective surveysโ. Bookmark it.
3. Something to consider when sharing your partnership work with others. What's the story? Case studies can help!
โThe shortest distance between two people is a story.โ โ Patti Digh
๐ Cool Jobs in Cause
1. Corporate Partnership Officer, โCascade Bicycle Clubโ, Greater Seattle Area ($78k - $98k)
2. Cause Marketing, Senior Associate, โRain Forest Allianceโ, NYC ($60k - $89k)
๐ง ๐ Brain Food
1. Oh, boy. Jon Stewart smashes the โmyth of corporate moralityโ in Pride, BLM, and beyond.
2. โThe science of having a great conversationโ. Hint: The key is to ask more questions!
3. It's so nice to be a winner...again. ๐โ๏ธ๐ฅฑ
Thanks for reading this week! As always, let me know if you have any questions or if I can be helpful in any way.