Secret Sauce: The Ultimate Growth Hacking Guide, is Finally Available
I had no idea how much work goes into publishing a book.
We started off almost a few months ago with a couple blog posts that people really seemed to like and an aspiration to create that style of in-depth, step-by-step writing for the entire gamut of Internet marketing.
And now it’s finally done.
Secret Sauce: The Ultimate Growth Hacking Guide is available for purchase directly, and you can get it here.
It contains the following chapters:
1. The Thought Process: How to think like a Growth Hacker and hack every system you find.
2. Instagram: Grow your Instagram following by thousands per day, and turn that into sales.
3. The Perfect Landing Page: Based on millions of data points from thousands of companies.
4. SEO in One Day: Exactly what you need to do find and rank for the best keywords. It works every time.
5. Becoming an Authority Site: Hijack the discussion of the web and become the authority overnight.
6. Getting Press: Exactly how to reach thousands of reporters per day with the perfect, personalized pitch.
7. Twitter: If you don’t get 50 highly targeted leads/signups per day using Twitter you’re doing it wrong.
8. Pinterest: They say it’s the hardest social network to growth hack. It’s among the easiest.
9. YouTube: The YouTube ranking system is quite simple, and we can easily beat it.
10. App Store Optimization: Steal downloads and customers from your competitors with barely any work.
11. Paid Search Marketing: With focus on Facebook & Google, we beat their systems to get dirt cheap ads.
12. How to Track Almost Anything: How to measure what works and what doesn’t with precision.
13. Content Marketing: Probably the reason you ended up reading this table of contents in the first place.
14. Live Presentations & Sales: How to give rooms full of people your sales pitch for free, as often as you’d like.
And we’re as proud of it as we are of anything we’ve ever done.
We hope you’ll enjoy it. (And you can download some sample chapters on the site, too).
Thanks,
Austen Allred and Vin Clancy (formerly Vincent Dignan)
