Geoff Kenyon

@LessEgoMoreData Sharing is caring

This supplement brand was acquired by Nestlé for $2 billion. Why? Partly because their online shop is an incredible acquisition machine. Big, old enterprises often lack this direct-to-consumer relationship and the skill to convert shoppers. I broke down Vital Proteins’ online shop to show how simple it can be to create a shop that can be sold for billions. Of course, it’s still hard work. I want you to learn from this funnel and apply some of the strategies that made Vital Proteins successful for yourself. This breakdown includes: → Landing pages that convert (details included) → Review psychology analysis → Advanced AOV & CRO strategies → Traffic data insights → Tools & tech stack → Customer personas → Editable Figma templates …and much more! If you want it: 1. Like this post 2. Comment “Sharing is Caring” or tag a friend (must be following) And I’ll DM the file to the first 200 people. (So be quick) ✨ P.S. Repost for priority access (sometimes the comments can get crazy!)

One of the AI's is wrong - or at least misleading

@fighto Mine are all pretend still...

I really pick them well. Joined both companies at all time highs.

Some that weren't quite as good

I was reading the little engine that could with my kids. It was a little too positive. Thanks to Chat GPT for the help with the sequel: The little engine that could not.

@RichTatum That one is actually my favorite. Really captures the essence of the little engine that couldn't. Text in chat GPT images has gotten a lot better too

@geoffkenyon lol, those are actually beautiful — with the exception of the derpy Thomas who will doubtlessly haunt my dreams now.

@kyleplacy Tommy Bahama

Need recommendations for dinner in downtown Scottsdale for tonight. Kid friendly, fun environment.

@austriker27 App looks great! I have convinced my wife of the way, which is a big win.

@geoffkenyon That's one of my biggest peeves in life Using something like this should be an option on all phones and computers: linkcleaner.app

One of my biggest pet peeves at work: When people don't strip parameters out of URLs before pasting or sharing

3. Reduced keyword minimums - The floor to run a report used to be 1,000 keywords / credits, it's now 250 keywords. Link: asymmetricdata.io

New SERP data in our reports: A. URL data: For each keyword that you cluster, we'll give you the first 10 links B. Related searches: you'll also get the related searches for each keyword

Some updates at @AsymmetricData: 1. International Keyword Clustering - We've moved from supporting just EN/US to any country / language 2. More SERP Data - Get more live SERP data to drive your strategies. We're unlocking more data for you to leverage -

Found a SERP with nearly 2,000px of ads and SGE before the "regular" organic results. SGE is going to eat a lot of traffic, particularly for informational queries. ~720px of ads ~1,230px of SGE (was fully expanded on page load)

Great thread of bootstrapped DTC brands if you want to support someone other than Amazon:

@hihellomona LMK if you have any questions!

@geoffkenyon im actually going to try this

Excited to introduce Asymmetric Data, a keyword clustering tool that I've been working on for a while. Upload your keywords and get data-driven insights on what pages to create or optimize. 👉 asymmetricdata.io

@RobertKarjalai1 Currently only EN / US but planning to expand quickly

@geoffkenyon Looks, works only in ENG or also in others languages?

@linda_tweet @yurimoreno Currently only EN / US but I'm planning to be expanding shortly.

@yurimoreno @geoffkenyon Same question from me - what about Dutch / Flemish, French and German?

Asymmetric Data uses the URLs in Google’s search results to group keywords that have the same meaning together. The end result is a list of content to produce or optimize prioritized by your opportunity.