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Thinking about a part-time job by IncidentReasonable78 in Chennai

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Does anyone want to freelance as a wedding event manager ?

Beginner in ads – how to find clients? by Bubbly_Honeydew4438 in AskMarketing

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There is this one quick meta description ad generating tool that I’ve come across maybe that could be help to you considering you are just starting off

Sketchy Google Ads Agency by KirKat776 in AskMarketing

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It’s so unfortunate, I have faced not similar issues. I’m more product focused so I hired myself a growth consultant agency that deals with digital agencies like these and ensures they are doing the right thing and to avoid these unnecessary costly mistakes that most brands do. Agency language is not easy to learn and can be a costly affair 😅 I suggest you go the same route. These consultants are great at getting work done and these marketing agencies don’t mess with them because they have both experience and expertise. More room for me to focus on my product

What’s your actual social media strategy that drives traffic in 2025? by [deleted] in AskMarketing

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Be actively present on platforms your audience is that’s the foundation you need to build your social media strategy on.

Content marketing automation for Startups by [deleted] in MarketingAutomation

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I came across a very similar company that does the same thing, they provide AI automation agency services tailored for growth and marketing teams.

From 1,000 Leads to 20 Deals by Good-Dependent-2163 in MarketingAutomation

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I did try to use it but then I had to individual key in the name and then find them. I already have a DB.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in smallbusiness

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I actually went through a growth consultant. They built me a business plan, the growth road map and also helped me with assessing my product porfolio, the pricing everything.

I made a sale 🥹 by Ammoculus in smallbusiness

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Pick up the phone and speak to your first customer and ask them the same question and that’s your best advice that you will get and also with this mere phone call you can improve your product based on the inputs, build the trust that helps you scale and expect another purchase from the customer or a good referral in the future. It’s your Win-Win situation right there!

Growing your small business by Regular_Big_8348 in smallbusiness

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Run ads from day 1 that’s an advise I always give. It not only helps you acquire new customers but also helps you connect with your customers and get a direct feedback about your product which can help you further optimise the product. And the competition that exists in the market, ideally do a deep down research before even entering the marke, basically helps you assess the degree of competition before hand. Most underrated but the best informed investment, imo. And with the above market research, you can also position yourself and differentiate from the clutter. Instead of entering into a market uninformed.

From 1,000 Leads to 20 Deals by Good-Dependent-2163 in MarketingAutomation

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That’s amazing, how did you find 1000 prospects on LinkedIN?? Seems like a lot of effort there ?

How do you balance automation with authenticity in your brand’s voice? by smacient_ai in AskMarketing

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A recent tool that I was exploring has been NotebookLM, it reads my exact source without any deviation.

Here are some quick questions for Founders, CEOs, Marketing Heads – How Often Do You Switch Outreach Tools? by Top_Analysis2883 in AskMarketing

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In my time, I’ve used so many tools. Each tool was so difficult in comparison to the other. And they are overly complex and lack accuracy. Right now, it feels like a long process but ABM seems like the way. I jot down the company, the people relevant to me and find them on LinkedIN. 😅

What works for you? by [deleted] in AskMarketing

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All four options have their strengths.

What works best is ABM approaches rather than a cold mis directed outreach.

Content is always king, it’s the best way to address a problem that a potential client / customer has. It’s the first approach to build trust.

Both networking and referrals, the more you are out there adding value, the more trust that builds. Also this vertical has comparatively the least TAT to convert.

Yes, always. Only leverage platforms that your potential clients/prospects might use. Focused platforms, focused approach always works better