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I’ve noticed more people turning to Reddit threads before making a purchase, especially since Google shows Reddit results so often now. Have you seen Reddit pla...

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I just thought of a perfect, funny, and of-the-moment marketing campaign idea. (I actually did.) What should my next move be, because I’m not giving this inspir...

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It’s going to be close to 10 years now that I’ve graduated college and entered the workforce, yet I’m still not in a senior, manager, director or higher level r...

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I do marketing for an auto group which consists of 3 dealerships, a quick lane oil change, collision center, and fleet sales department. I was brought on the fi...

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I have a website of travel agency. I spent 1000 USD one month on Facebook. the landing page is travel package detail page. the aim users are travels who want to...

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I have spent around $800 total on Instagram ads. I had about 4 ads that I ran and the ones that were getting more views I spent more money on them, I tried boos...

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We use Metricool to manage our posts, but when a sign in is required to a client's facebook / instagram account we have to manually sign out and login using...

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Being an active markete r on the ground means having to be constantly aware of trends and capitalizing on them. You've to constantly come up with creative i...

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Some campaigns spike interactions but feel disconnected from brand story. Curious how teams measure whether the content lifts perception vs. just clicks.

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Between approval delays, filtering, and rising costs, I’m starting to wonder if SMS is still worth it for lead gen. What’s everyone else’s take?

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I’ve been working in marketing to one degree or another for six years - I spent two of my eight working years in sales ops. I had a job in lifecycle marketing a...

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Hello fellow marketers! ​I'm hitting a wall with project management, and I'm hoping you all can help. I lead a marketing team of 10 and we're in des...

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Every marketing task falls on this spectrum: Pattern Reproduction ← → Pattern Transcendence AI (LLMs) are sophisticated pattern-matching engines. They navigate ...

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A user on this site recently messaged me telling me about Gentura, a marketing automation service using AI. It promises effortless and effective marketing for a...

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We’ve built a tool that agencies who tested it absolutely love. The MVP is live, the tech is fully ready, now it’s time for marketing. We’ve got around €2000 l...

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I run marketing in house for a B2B company and our quarters used to yo-yo because campaigns hit hard for a week then quality slid and nobody could explain why. ...

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Hello all! I’m the sole marketing person at a financial institution of about 120. 3x per month, I’m responsible for sending out our “loan bonus” email to our lo...

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I studied at his institute in Australia as an undergrad and therefore hes my only frame of reference. I tend to agree with him, Jenni Romaniuk and the Ehrenberg...

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I am a bit upset with this whole marketing world... Maybe I am just jealous... Case studies are often rigged - in terms of big corps have the power to "pus...

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I’ll keep it very short: I’ve got a really nice digital product. Everyone who tested it loves it. MVP is running and the whole technical side is complete. Now t...

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