1. A business strategy with "offer-market fit" 2. A positioning strategy with clear messaging 3. A roadmap to turn (1) and (2) into content
They want to "go viral" but:
- Don't know who they're talking to; - Don't know what problem they solve; - Don't know what to say in the content.
They're missing the foundations of content.
So they end up optimizing small details:
- "What should be the color of the banner?" - "I think it didn't perform because of the CTA"
Now of course content in 2025 is about EXECUTION.
- You need the right hooks & skimmable content - You need great graphics & top notch video editing - You need to combine formats, types, and channels
But as any other marketing tactic, content relies on foundations.
Here are 3 examples on how exactly:
- Solid content pillars β based on messaging - Good story telling β based on value proposition - Interesting narrative β based on audience knowledge
So let's focus on business strategy (1) and positioning strategy (2) first.
Founder: "We need more clients now!" Me: "Yes but, have you considered this:"
- You can increase your prices - You can upsell to existing clients - You can add options to your offers - You can turn a contract into a subscription
I'm not saying you should not acquire new clients. You should.
But you also have revenue potential with your existing customers' base.
- They are qualified and there is no CAC - They bought before, why not a 2nd time? - If you helped them, can't you help them again?
Not harvesting these opportunities = revenue leaks.
Of course, this requires to have a customer-first business.
You need to:
- Deliver your value proposition and truly help them - Install a feedback loop to continuously listen to them
I can't help you to build a great product or service.
But here's how you can increase your revenue without acquiring new clients:
1. Run a survey, analyze your clients' needs 2. Ideate an offer that match their needs 3. Test it on a sample of your database 4. Continuously iterate of the offering
- Start from the strategy (ICP, positioning, messaging) - Research before writing (problem, dream outcome) - Ideate the content (main idea, structure, framework) - Write the post (hook, body, and ending)
80% of the success happens before writing.
But copywriting also requires skills and discipline:
- Learn the basics of psychology and writing - Optimize your content for social media - Become an expert by writing more
I've created a 18-tip copywriting checklist to help you.
So next time you write a social media post;
- Open this checklist (save it now) - Start from 'basics' (it's mandatory) - Try to check as many box as possible - Review the post, and edit (cut the fluff)
Here's what I didn't tell you about getting 100,000 followers:
- I started by publishing bad posts - I lost my growth momentum 2 times - It took me 5 months to write good posts - I went through a 6-month 'valley of despair' - At the beginning, people were making fun of me
And this is only 10% of the 'behind the scenes'.
So I always have a peaceful smile when someone says:
"Marketing is easy for you, you have so many followers!"
- It might seem easy now. But the process was hard. - I made mistakes (which were actually learnings). - And I learned crucial lessons along the way.
Now here's the good news for you:
I compiled my learnings in this video so you can avoid the mistakes I made:
- How I went from unknown to 113,000 followers in 2 years. - What was the "valley of despair", and how long it lasted. - The 7 lessons I got from publishing 600+ posts on LinkedIn.
Pierre Herubel
Too many brands start from "let's go viral".
Here are the 3 strategic tasks they're missing:
1. A business strategy with "offer-market fit"
2. A positioning strategy with clear messaging
3. A roadmap to turn (1) and (2) into content
They want to "go viral" but:
- Don't know who they're talking to;
- Don't know what problem they solve;
- Don't know what to say in the content.
They're missing the foundations of content.
So they end up optimizing small details:
- "What should be the color of the banner?"
- "I think it didn't perform because of the CTA"
Now of course content in 2025 is about EXECUTION.
- You need the right hooks & skimmable content
- You need great graphics & top notch video editing
- You need to combine formats, types, and channels
But as any other marketing tactic, content relies on foundations.
Here are 3 examples on how exactly:
- Solid content pillars β based on messaging
- Good story telling β based on value proposition
- Interesting narrative β based on audience knowledge
So let's focus on business strategy (1) and positioning strategy (2) first.
Content strategy (3) comes next.
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Pierre Herubel
Old vs New content marketing π
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Pierre Herubel
This infographic post generated 1.9M impressions.
And I'm revealing exactly how I created it:
- What copywriting framework did I use?
- How I wrote the hook, body, and the CTA?
- How I imagined and designed the infographic?
Watch the full breakdown here: taap.it/MfhFBR
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Pierre Herubel
π My new content course is live!
Access it now with a launch offer here:
β pierreherubel.com/course
You'll learn to create authority content that attracts buyers.
- Module 1 - Create your content strategyΒ
- Module 2 - Build your content engine
- Module 3 - Create authority content
- Module 4 - Build your repurposing factory
- Module 5 - Capture demandΒ for revenue
For this, I made sure you have the best learning experience:
- Access 55 snackable video lessons (below 8 minutes)
- Apply the lessons with templates & checklists
- Ask questions in the community or live Q&A
And there is something I didn't tell you:
I built a complete content dashboard so you can:
- Plan your entire content strategy;
- Never run out of content ideas;
- Plan your pieces of content.
The point? Replicate my system responsible for $1.4M of revenue and over 140,000 followers online.
Get more information about the course here:
β pierreherubel.com/course
PS: If you enjoyed my content this whole time and want to support me, consider engaging with this post π
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Pierre Herubel
What is the hardest part of content creation for you?
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Pierre Herubel
Founder: "We need more clients now!"
Me: "Yes but, have you considered this:"
- You can increase your prices
- You can upsell to existing clients
- You can add options to your offers
- You can turn a contract into a subscription
I'm not saying you should not acquire new clients. You should.
But you also have revenue potential with your existing customers' base.
- They are qualified and there is no CAC
- They bought before, why not a 2nd time?
- If you helped them, can't you help them again?
Not harvesting these opportunities = revenue leaks.
Of course, this requires to have a customer-first business.
You need to:
- Deliver your value proposition and truly help them
- Install a feedback loop to continuously listen to them
I can't help you to build a great product or service.
But here's how you can increase your revenue without acquiring new clients:
1. Run a survey, analyze your clients' needs
2. Ideate an offer that match their needs
3. Test it on a sample of your database
4. Continuously iterate of the offering
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Pierre Herubel
My content generated over 40M impressions.
Here is a masterclass to learn copywriting:
- Start from the strategy (ICP, positioning, messaging)
- Research before writing (problem, dream outcome)
- Ideate the content (main idea, structure, framework)
- Write the post (hook, body, and ending)
80% of the success happens before writing.
But copywriting also requires skills and discipline:
- Learn the basics of psychology and writing
- Optimize your content for social media
- Become an expert by writing more
I've created a 18-tip copywriting checklist to help you.
So next time you write a social media post;
- Open this checklist (save it now)
- Start from 'basics' (it's mandatory)
- Try to check as many box as possible
- Review the post, and edit (cut the fluff)
Then, publish, analyze results, and write again.
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Pierre Herubel
21 B2B Marketing Tactics for 2024:
- Start a content strategy π’
- Run outbound targeted campaigns π΅
- Launch paid ads to capture demand π‘
- Build network effects marketing programs π΄
So many options but limited resources.
You need to allocate resources wisely based on:
- Team's time β how many hours available per week?
- Marketing Budget β how much can you spend?
- Skills β what can your team do and can't do ?
But it's not always easy to choose from all the tactics available.
- Which one should you try or not?
- Is it the right tactic for you?
- What to prioritize?
Here are some guidelines for your decision:
1. Choosing the right tactics should always start from your audience:
- Study WHY they buy β Know what message to say
- Research HOW they buy β Know where to say it
Research β Strategy β Plan β Execute
2. But let's face it - it's also about practical resources:
- Your Budget β How much can you spend on marketing?
- Time to get Results β How long can you keep until ROI?
I've designed a quadrant graph (enclosed) to help you for this.
You should diversify your tactics for 2 types of results:
β Fast results (quadrant 1 & 2 in the graph)
β Long term results (quadrant 3 & 4 in the graph)
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Pierre Herubel
Here's what I didn't tell you about getting 100,000 followers:
- I started by publishing bad posts
- I lost my growth momentum 2 times
- It took me 5 months to write good posts
- I went through a 6-month 'valley of despair'
- At the beginning, people were making fun of me
And this is only 10% of the 'behind the scenes'.
So I always have a peaceful smile when someone says:
"Marketing is easy for you, you have so many followers!"
- It might seem easy now. But the process was hard.
- I made mistakes (which were actually learnings).
- And I learned crucial lessons along the way.
Now here's the good news for you:
I compiled my learnings in this video so you can avoid the mistakes I made:
bit.ly/4elaHqq
You'll learn:
- How I went from unknown to 113,000 followers in 2 years.
- What was the "valley of despair", and how long it lasted.
- The 7 lessons I got from publishing 600+ posts on LinkedIn.
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Pierre Herubel
In 2021, my agency went from $0 to $100K in 3 months.
For this, we used 1 simple sales tactic:
β A front end offer.
We used it to get an easy "YES"... and then expand.
Now you might think:
- What is a front end offer?
- How to create one?
- How to promote it?
I answer all those question in my new video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NTNA...
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