This week, Daniel’s chatting with Jordan Narducci, Head of E-Commerce and Digital Marketing for Momentous about the metrics that can take your marketing game to the next level. Jordan shares his insights on attribution models, retention strategies, and the power of data-driven decision-making.
Discover how Momentous, a nutritional brand intent on democratizing high-performance supplements, has leveraged traditional funnel marketing to tap into its target audience and drive growth. What metrics would Jordan ride or die by? And why does he believe that testing is the number one thing you can do to ensure the longevity of your brand?
Stay tuned as he and Daniel chat about the importance of post-purchase surveys, email segmentation, and much, much more.
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00:00:46 - How I Fell into E-commerce Marketing
00:04:19 - Spreadsheets and Data Tracking
00:10:00 - Blending Amazon and Podcast Business
00:11:08 - Understanding MER: Revenue vs. Spend
00:21:57 - Prioritize Marketing with GA4
00:24:09 - Transitioning from Partner Growth to Traditional Funnel Marketing
00:30:31 - Analyzing Retention Rates for Long-Term Success
00:35:48 - Test Everything: Data-Driven Marketing Strategies
00:39:14 - Connect with Jordan Narducci on LinkedIn
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