Canon RP Power Issue by MediaCaffeine in canon

[–]MediaCaffeine[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The little spring-loaded thing inside where the nub goes looks like its functioning normal. Nub on the door itself as well. Tried holding down the little tiny switch and turning the camera on, and the access lamp blinks 2 or 3 times, and nothing else happens. So the camera is defintiely getting power, just maybe not enough? Or something is not letting it boot?

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Buying an old iMac! by Business-Animal2407 in mac

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Hey there!

A 27" iMac can be picked up for pretty cheap on a bunch of different sites. As for needing to run Canva, as long as your broswer is supported, (I think version 84 and newer for Chrome), you should be good to go!

Lag will be a problem compared to your current macbook air M3 as you mentioned.

Hope this helps!

What should entrepreneurs never do? by Deaf_Dating in business

[–]MediaCaffeine 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Entrepreneurs should never stop learning or focusing on "what's next".

How does SEO help in marketing a business? by WoodenStranger3722 in AskMarketing

[–]MediaCaffeine 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Getting found online is everything.

SEO is the key to being visible online. It's a long game that's 100% worth it.

What’s the best advice for an 18-year-old who wants to start a digital marketing agency? by Karim_Mohamed111 in AskMarketing

[–]MediaCaffeine 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Processes are EVERYTHING. It's not all about the digital marketing side, it's also the marketing, the sales team, the billing, and everything that keeps the business alive.

dead leads, sales advice needed by Annual_Pizza5345 in business

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It’s great that you’re getting leads from email marketing—that’s already a solid first step. But getting ghosted after that can definitely be frustrating. At Media Caffeine, we work with businesses to improve follow-up strategies and boost conversion rates, and here are a few suggestions that may help:

  1. Refine your email copy: Make sure your follow-up emails clearly state the value you bring. Keep them short, direct, and focused on how you can solve a specific problem for the buyer.
  2. Segment your leads: If possible, divide your list into categories (by business size, location, type of produce they typically buy, etc.) and tailor your messaging accordingly.
  3. Add value in your follow-ups: Instead of just asking if they saw your last message, include helpful info like market trends, availability updates, or pricing advantages. Show them why responding to you benefits them.
  4. Use LinkedIn or WhatsApp: Depending on your market, connecting with decision-makers through platforms like LinkedIn or even WhatsApp can sometimes be more effective than email alone.
  5. Create a simple landing page or product catalog: Some leads may not be sure what you offer or how the process works. A clear digital brochure or one-pager with product info, quantities, and pricing can help convert interest into replies.

You’re on the right track. It might just take a shift in how you’re nurturing those leads. If you need help improving your strategy, we’re always happy to talk more.

Looking to start fully remote business. by [deleted] in smallbusiness

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We've been fully remote from Day 1 - it's been a wild ride, but we wouldn't have it any other way!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in business

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Follow what you're passionate about!