Priorizar la prospección y la marca sobre la venta directa impulsa el crecimiento a largo plazo
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- Dicho en 2024–2026
Reasignar presupuesto desde el fondo del embudo hacia la notoriedad de marca y la generación de demanda permite adquirir clientes nuevos y potenciar otros canales, superando el estancamiento de depender solo de la venta directa. Casos como el de New Balance muestran que invertir la proporción al 70% en marca puede tardar entre 18 y 19 meses en despegar, exigiendo paciencia y métricas enfocadas en adquisición incremental en lugar del retorno inmediato. Las fuentes varían entre quienes apuestan por patrocinios y narrativa a largo plazo, quienes captan tráfico ya educado por competidores y quienes optimizan algoritmos para evitar canibalizar clientes existentes.
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Esta idea no sale de una entrevista suelta: aparece en 10 intervenciones distintas de Alex Hormozi, Oski de Haciendola, Perpetual Traffic y Professor Charley T. Son 10 fuentes distintas, y ninguna sabe de las otras. Que varias personas coincidan sin conocerse pesa más que una repitiéndose diez veces, así que aquí está lo que dijo cada una, con el enlace al segundo exacto.
actually uh down $1,200 so we spent $6,100 and then we reduced it 20% down to 4,883 so we took back 1,60 and spend and our conversion value went up 55% went from 14 to 21 so we reduced spend on brand and still got 55% more increase this is about an 80% increase on Amazon so the global lift we saw 80% more buyers on Amazon than we did on people now we're down to a blistering 2.3% cold traffic inside of the Google ads 97.7% cold or warm 97.7% warm means that I move here we get there yeah and that's keep hitting record weeks every week on Amazon because we're scaling meta yeah
The #1 Secret to Spending Less and Making More on Amazon | Perpetual Traffic EP 665 · 2025 · comprobar
at of course their traffic splits. They were always spending a lot of money on Google ads. Meta ads uh were responsible for about 5% of their uh paid media and because that hadn't been working for them for years, we wanted to push more on Meta and decrease their ad spend on Google and funnel in more new customers. So the majority of our strategy was centered around new customer acquisition. Um so we introduced ENAG Enmmer started tracking and measuring those metrics and then initially started scaling up our meta ad spend in January. unfortunately this client was used to looking at just…
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When I was running all the ads for New Balance and we were trying to get people younger, we very specifically understood when we measured everything and we were scaling up the account that two thirds of our first impressions were of people who had abandoned cart at Nike, Reebok, Converse, Puma, and Adidas in the last seven days. Our first touch, our prospecting in our ad account was just end of funnel retargeting the bigger brands.
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remarketing diferenciado. haber salido publicidad y de repente me salía como una niña así como con una pose de yoga y era remarketing, pues como, oye, ¿qué pasó? Dejaste la página, el carrito, no sé, algo así. Y dije, estos locos cachan.
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And we've been seeing some pretty unbelievable results when we're using our data suite to import And also we're now no longer at the mercy of the algorithms, essentially choosing the type of customers new versus returning that it can go after. We now get to dictate it. However, only 16 were new. We're like, well, dang, when we exclude existing customers, when we set our existing customer bid cap to zero, it gets ignored, even advantage plus. 44 purchases, 42 immune, only 20 less than half our new customers. Okay, 50 sales, 42 new customers, 42 new customers of your immune. We've increased…
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My one call out to this is you might be doing a lot of work to make people problem and solution aware who are already in market because some brand that will spend more in a day than you do in a year has already done that work. And if you don't need this ad because your other image ads that sit lower in the funnel we've talked about are effective enough for you to be able to scale the budget, don't immediately chase into trying to build an entire funnel for yourself. When I used to run all the ads for New Balance, one of the things that we found when we first started running the Facebook ads…
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a campaigns with incremental attribution because we are tracking new customer versus returning because we have a events around new customers as a column in our Facebook dashboard. Sweet. Yeah. Incremental attribution is like 85 n 85 to 90% new customer.
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And so then he said, I want to take our spend, which right now is 70% bottom of funnel and 30% top of funnel. And I want to flip these two things. I want to make 30% bottom and 70% top. And you feel like, what does that mean? This is brand awareness, storytelling, associations that you make with different athletes. That is all top of funnel. Like, wow, New Balance is cool, right? The bottom of funnel stuff is buy shoes, right?
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And so if you guys have seen the big boom of New Balance, he came in and said, okay, 70% of our advertising budget is going towards bottom of the funnel. So meaning like direct asks, go buy shoes, whatever. Right. And only 30% is dedicated to storytelling, kind of value creation, emotional kind of identification for an audience, whatever. And so what he did was he said, let's flip that. And then for 18 months, it basically didn't pay off at all. And then at month 19, it just, and then it just started taking off like a rocket.
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And so what they did is that when he took over, 30% of their advertising budget was going to here, was going to the broad awareness level, storytelling, emotional stuff. And then 70% was basically geared towards buying shoes, saying, hey, go buy these shoes. What he did when he took over was that he flipped them, that he ended up with 70% going to big, high-level pairings, endorsements, specific athletes that they wanted to recruit that they felt represented their brand. And only 30% of their advertising budget went towards actually telling people that they had shoes and that they were for…
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