
Bullseye Marketing - Louis Gudema - Hard Corps Marketing Show #51
Now’s the time to build a spot-on marketing plan through the use of these professional tips from the Bullseye Marketing Guy, President of Revenue + Associates, and author of Bullseye Marketing, Louis Gudema.
In this episode we discuss the ever-changing marketing atmosphere and ways you can keep on top of those changes to craft marketing messages that cut through the noise and provide the right needs for your customer at the right time.
Takeaways:
1 in 20 pieces of new content makes it to page one on the Internet in the 1st year. Your website content no longer produces as much traffic as it used to in the past.
Content won’t be magically discovered anymore. You usually have to pay for it today.
Keep evolving in Marketing. Try new things and approaches to your marketing to keep it fresh and competitive.
Your customer is the center of the bullseye. Listen and talk to them to create a superior customer experience.
Phase 1: Take full advantage of existing marketing assets. Become aware with the assets you have. This is a good place to start
Email marketing is 40% more successful than social media for customer acquisition and costs almost nothing. Work on developing a good email plan.
Phase 2: Get in front of customers who want to buy now. Use intent data to find them.
Phase 3: Long-term brand-building and awareness programs. Create content, webinars, social media, display ads.
Balance your data and technology. You have to be in the digital space as well as the traditional.
Links:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisgudema/
Twitter: @LouisGudema
Email: louis@revenueassociates.biz
Book: Bullseye Marketing
Website: http://revenueassociates.biz/
Now’s the time to build a spot-on marketing plan through the use of these professional tips from the Bullseye Marketing Guy, President of Revenue + Associates, and author of Bullseye Marketing, Louis Gudema.
In this episode we discuss the ever-changing marketing atmosphere and ways you can keep on top of those changes to craft marketing messages that cut through the noise and provide the right needs for your customer at the right time.
Takeaways:
- 1 in 20 pieces of new content makes it to page one on the Internet in the 1st year. Your website content no longer produces as much traffic as it used to in the past.
- Content won’t be magically discovered anymore. You usually have to pay for it today.
- Keep evolving in Marketing. Try new things and approaches to your marketing to keep it fresh and competitive.
- Your customer is the center of the bullseye. Listen and talk to them to create a superior customer experience.
- Phase 1: Take full advantage of existing marketing assets. Become aware with the assets you have. This is a good place to start
- Email marketing is 40% more successful than social media for customer acquisition and costs almost nothing. Work on developing a good email plan.
- Phase 2: Get in front of customers who want to buy now. Use intent data to find them.
- Phase 3: Long-term brand-building and awareness programs. Create content, webinars, social media, display ads.
- Balance your data and technology. You have to be in the digital space as well as the traditional.
Links:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisgudema/
- Twitter: @LouisGudema
- Email: louis@revenueassociates.biz
- Book: Bullseye Marketing
- Website: http://revenueassociates.biz/
Creators and Guests

Host
Casey Cheshire
CEO & Founder of Ringmaster Conversational Marketing. Casey Cheshire is a marketer, serial entrepreneur, and adventurer. He has been in EO for close to 10 years and counts his relationships as a key reason for his continued success. Casey’s passion for podcasting led to him founding Ringmaster Conversational Marketing. Ringmaster helps B2B businesses launch podcasts that drive growth and revenue. Previously, Casey founded and ran Cheshire Impact for 10 years. It became the top Salesforce Pardot marketing automation solutions partner in the world before a successful exit in 2021. He is also a US Marine Corps Veteran where he served in the Infantry and deployed to some very hot climates. In his free time, Casey likes to skydive, climb mountains, and pretend to be a hungry bear for his two kids.