Hello, I'm asking advice for running ads for my webshop PhoebesPlanners com The shop is a one product page which sells a digital planner for $47 The offer is a free trial of 7 days after which the credit card or PayPal gets charged for a 1 time payment of $47 I've ran ads back in February but didn't see much result. Results Ad spend $750 Sales 5 $245 revenue Initiate checkout 54 I've had 3 video ads Targeting US UK AU NZ CA via multiple campaigns 3 different videos made by influencers Can anybody give me advice on how to improve this. I know november till February are the best months for plan ..read more

What method of cold outreach have you found to have the highest return on people turning into actual clients/customers? To start I will share my personal experience: Cold emailing: Pros: Free, you don't have to be face-to-face, Cons: Email can end up in spam, easily ignored, easily unseen if they don't check their email. Postcards: (I got this idea from a client I was doing marketing services for. He wanted me to make graphics for his postcards so I figured they might work. He was also around 68 years old so that's why or else I would've thought this method was old-fashioned.) Pros: Liter ..read more

I’ve heard a lot of people just skip ads or don’t watch them because they aren’t interested. Unrelated: The same thing goes for surveys. Can a marketer be successful or make a good amount of money if people don’t engage in most of their ads? Maybe some ads can be attractive but at the same time, only mildly attractive. submitted by /u/Roax47 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Full disclosure: these are screenshots from my newsletter I used for social media, hence the weird framing. I struggled with the sheer number of news sources i had, free or paid, and needed a one place sorted to get back to, so figured someone could benefit from it as well. submitted by /u/marketingrightsideup [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm currently a senior content writer. I love marketing, and the analytics, strategy etc. I would really like to move away from writing as a primary responsibility, but I have no direction. A little bit here and there is fine, but it comes too easy and I want a more dynamic, problem-solving type of role in marketing. Can someone help me with what sort of roles I can look towards growing into? Or just give me step 1 on where to start looking from, because I'm very lost. submitted by /u/writergorrl [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have a new client who works in B2B healthcare industry (his startup is specialized in patient support programs). His target audiences are pharmaceutical brand managers and Physicians. Now I am wondering, what kind of content that can work? I know that I will focus on LinkedIn, but what else I can do? submitted by /u/Careful_Discussion62 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Would it be best to email marketing and branding agencies to see if they would be interested in a partnership? Does anyone have experience with this? I'm a seasoned Web Developer so I have a great portfolio and an established company already. submitted by /u/blueskybiz [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm struggling to navigate the complexities of transitioning to an in-house marketing role. At 30 years old, I've spent my career in smaller marketing agencies, primarily as an account director. While I have diverse experience in market research, influencer marketing, content creation, paid media, and consulting strategy, I worry that my broad client base across industries might hinder my transition to the brand side. Additionally, I've noticed a trend in marketing favoring younger professionals for entry-level roles. I'm seeking insights from fellow marketers in their 30s and 40s who have su ..read more

Hey, fellow marketers! I'm contacting this incredible community for some valuable feedback on my website. Junkshopper is an online platform that aims to revolutionize how we shop for everyday items. It's all about finding hidden treasures amidst the "junk" – those unique, quirky, and sometimes unexpected gems that make shopping an adventure! I'd love to hear your thoughts on the website design, user experience, and, most importantly, the name itself. What do you think of "Junkshopper" as a brand name? Does it resonate with you? Do you think it accurately conveys the concept behind the platfor ..read more

I’ve been working in a digital marketing agency for a year now, and while I’ve learnt a lot really fast and got to work on some great projects, I’m not sure how much longer I can deal with the stress and long hours that come with it. I’d like to move to an in-house role that would allow me to really get to know the company I’m marketing and avoid burn-out. Is it too soon? I feel like some in-house teams might prefer applicants with more agency experience. submitted by /u/busydonatella [visit reddit] [comments ..read more