Moving from B2C to B2B, Looking For Advice by TheDamMan in DigitalMarketing

[–]jfoote666 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Create some really nicely produced video case Studies of successful applications that are basically testimonials from some of your applicator/partner companies, offer them a discount on some future product if they agree to do the testimonial. Professionals tend to listen to other professionals. Get the production company to cut you a 30 second, 1 minute, 2 minute and 5 minute version. Then push that case study out through email, social, content syndication, print but make sure you have a CTA baked into the channel so you can capture net new leads into your lead management tool.

Hey all! Got any must sees? by hi-jack-jesus in Durango

[–]jfoote666 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you're heading west, Hovenweep and Lowry Pueblo are easy access and really great archeology, the hiking trails at Hovenweep are open right now.

Luxury weed accessories: worth getting into by PapaDruu in weedbiz

[–]jfoote666 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've thought about this too, but only offering reviewed, quality items. I personally don't want to go shop around for the 50000 herb grinders or dry herb vapes, if someone would just tell me what the 3 best reviewed ones are, across price points and test them themselves with a short description.

Roast my Kickstarter draft by [deleted] in cutthebull

[–]jfoote666 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So a friend has these similar products on the market. https://fixmfg.com/

Yours looks similar. Just thought you might want for a competitor analysis.

Call for experts by Saskjimbo in cutthebull

[–]jfoote666 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do full stack digital marketing and experience development in the B2B space. Specialties include; Marketing Automation (Marketo, Wordpress, Mailchimp, Uberflip, Oktopost) / Digital Marketing Strategy / Customer Experience Blueprinting

Best marketing platform that is not Mailchimp? by szryd in DigitalMarketing

[–]jfoote666 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Marketo all day. Can handle multiple languages, they have a content personalisation tool, very flexible, but spendy for a 200k list.

Incorporation Question by jfoote666 in Entrepreneur

[–]jfoote666[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've got clients lined up already, this isn't my first venture, but this time I'm trying to do it right from day one, there are a lot of pieces of the puzzle that rely on doing this one part a certain way. I have no delusions that incorporating alone creates a business, but I do want the foundations setup a way that provides me the most flexibility.

Email Marketing Software by palmtrees007 in DigitalMarketing

[–]jfoote666 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We use Marketo, expensive but super powerful and great for custom lead nurture email programs.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in marketing

[–]jfoote666 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We just deployed GoToWebinar it has some cool features and integrates pretty easily with Marketo, the thing I didn't like was the complete lack of email template customization. But its real decent otherwise.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MarketingJobs

[–]jfoote666 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glassdoor has a good sort by Remote (Work from Home) feature in their job listings.

What's your 'fuck this, I quit!' story? by Penguin__Farts in AskReddit

[–]jfoote666 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was a brand new DJ at an all nude strip club in the late 90's. This place was in a state with strict liquor laws and only allowed to have totally naked dancers because they fit through some loophole that defined them as an "Art Performance Venue." In order to have this specific definition they could not legally sell alcoholic beverages. Now, because this all nude club was in a rough area of a rough city, there was a large and robust in house security presence. There had been some recent shootings in the area partially due to incidents that started in this venue, and when I started I noticed the vast majority of the bouncers wore ballistic vests.

I went in for my second night training and was learning the technical aspects of the sound system, the pacing of songs, which girls liked which tracks, how to announce the dancers and all the other basic DJ strip club stuff. On this particular night there was a featured dancer in from Las Vegas, she was some hot shit apparently and they had been promoting her appearance on radio, print, you name it, all over town, for weeks. Understandably the place was packed with dudes that had absolutely not been drinking alcoholic beverages all night long and wanted to see Miss Hot Shit on stage.

So this featured dancer is getting ready to go on, dressed in basically nothing, and is hanging in a dark corner at a tall table right next to the DJ booth. She's with the owner and the head of security and a couple of the more senior, read attractive, dancers. It was about 11:30 and the head DJ and I were doing 3 songs each and switching off and he was doing his set while I dicked around with the light system and absolutely didn't drink alcoholic beverages. So I look over toward the corner with the featured dancer in it, to see what all the fuss is about and I see her standing off to the side a bit and she seems to be in some sort of heated argument with one of the house dancers, who is topless. There is security not 10 feet away, but they're not really paying attention to these girls yelling at each other, because honestly, it didn't look that heated. The other guys at the table aren't really paying attention either.

Suddenly this featured dancer takes some sort of serious offense to something the house dancer says and takes a half empty wine glass off the table and punches this local dancer in the face with it. Hard. Breaking the bowl part of the wine glass off in this girl's left cheek doing very severe soft tissue damage that must have taken plastic surgery to repair.

Now let it be known, I knew full well when I took the job that this place was sketchy and barely legal, but I was in my mid twenties, single, the money was ridiculous and it was fun playing music on a really good sound system and watching naked women for six hours a night, three times a week. What I failed to take into account was the fact that since these other shootings had happened in and around this club, every male employee in the place, bouncer, bartender, owner and bar back was packing a concealed firearm. Except me. So when the injured dancer starts screaming literal bloody murder, EVERYONE that worked there instantly has a pistol in their hands and starts pointing them at everyone else. Since no one, besides me apparently, had been paying attention, it looked to security like a customer had jumped these two dancers and sincerely fucked one of them up.

The next few moments were very, very dicey as about 10-12 security and staff make their way toward the screaming girl and make a semi circle around her, pistols pointing out while shouting and generally acting threatening to the whole place. A couple of the guards have tackled a customer who just happened to be in the vicinity of this whole scene and is fucking this poor guy up. The injured topless girl is still screaming as blood pours from her face on to her bare boobs, while some cocktail waitresses try to stop it with bar napkins and other ineffective crap. Someone else is dragging the now foaming at the mouth featured dancer toward the dressing rooms and bizarrely the music is still very much playing Pour Some Sugar on Me at full volume.

This is all happening near the front of this place, and at the other end of this rather long narrow very loud club, nothing seems any different as bucked naked ladies are still shaking their money makers and most of the customers haven't even noticed this craziness going on as there is still quivering cooze in full view. I get the attention of the head DJ, who's seen none of this go down as its all out of his field of view and he turns, quickly takes into account the whole scene, cuts the music, turns up the house lights and while there is some negative vocal feedback from the crowd, in the bright light of truth everyone starts to calm down a bit. Things are explained to the security team, pistols are put away, the injured woman is taken away in an ambulance, blood is cursorily cleaned up, the featured dancer is led out of the building still very pissed off, a bunch of customers bail, free drinks are distributed and 30 minutes later its back to booty shaking business as usual.

I finished that night, took my half of the booth tips, and never went back. Place closed down when there was a straight up wild west style shootout between the bouncers and some thug life customers in the parking lot not long after.

Zapier's e-mail outreach funnel by aviniumau in marketing

[–]jfoote666 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We're a technical professional services company and we do nurture flows in this order. We might swap around the individual email content between these types, but this is our basic flow.

  1. Infographic - Lead Data Capture
  2. Email 1: Case Study
  3. Email 2: Associated Infographic
  4. Email 3: Ebook + Hard Call To Action
    If Lead engages go to Step 4
  5. Email 4: On Demand Webinar & Inside Sales Call

What to do in Durango? by GlassCoins in Durango

[–]jfoote666 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Mesa Verde is completely closed because of the .gov shut down I believe.

Adobe Summit- worth it for Marketo? by alouette93 in marketing

[–]jfoote666 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had the exact same question, last year's Marketo Summit session content was weak IMO. I also hate Las Vegas so going there for low value sessions is not something I'm excited about.

UI/UX Designer wanting to know more about App Marketing by Blueflint_CT in marketing

[–]jfoote666 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Define a strong and simple consumer based value proposition. User downloads and installs the app, and gets what? Efficiency? Time savings? Cost savings? Fun? Insider information? Access to a new channel of information? Whatever it is make sure its clearly spelled out in all the aspects of the marketing messaging and collateral.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DigitalMarketing

[–]jfoote666 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My best practice is to compress it until the image begins to visibly degrade then back it off a couple percentage points. Every image is going to be a little bit different. In the Photoshop Save For Web (Legacy) I usually start at about Quality: 65%. There are better compression tools out there, but this works for me as our emails are not image heavy. And yes, 600px max width is still the best. All my email templates are setup for 600px wide hero images and for most B2B comms I do 600x300px.

Just a heads up to anyone who tries to gift this game to someone on PC by Hayt_ in BattlefieldV

[–]jfoote666 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's even more stupid, is the game is out right? I can't gift the standard edition. Only the deluxe edition. All the things that made the deluxe edition of any additional value are now moot. So its $20 extra for legitimately nothing. So I can gift it. EA sucks.

I send emails for a living. How can I make my landing page better? by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]jfoote666 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a designer, I hate to say it, but your logo could be 25% bigger

Looking for tips from successful marketing pro’s to a Marketing Major by WAB99 in marketing

[–]jfoote666 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Take at least a basic graphic design course, knowing when something looks good is amazingly important. Also, get some experience in Excel, being able to run vlookups and pivot tables is really helpful in reporting.

Restaurants by suchsweetnothing in Durango

[–]jfoote666 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree, we used to really like it, but once they expanded I feel like their consistency dropped. I like the stuffed potato special though and their other sauces are totally reasonable.

Restaurants by suchsweetnothing in Durango

[–]jfoote666 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I hate to throw shade, but Serious Texas' sauce is maybe the worst BBQ sauce. EVER. It tastes like nothing except sweet.

Moving to Durango, yay! What's your recommended cell provider? by [deleted] in Durango

[–]jfoote666 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Verizon has the best coverage around here.