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Marketing peeps, what’s the most successful marketing strategy that you have done that can work in every industry? I badly need new ideas submitted by /u/Impressive_Web8569 to r/DigitalMarketing [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I’ve recently finished college and I’ve started learning about affiliate marketing. I’m really interested in getting started, but as a beginner, I have a lot of questions and I’d love some guidance. I want to learn from people who are experienced in affiliate marketing, anywhere in the world. I’d like to know: (i) How to start as a beginner (ii) Common mistakes to avoid (iii) Strategies that actually work (iv)Whether it’s possible to be successful doing affiliate marketing from East Africa I’m also looking for a mentor, someone experienced who could guide me and help me avoid walking through this alone. I’m motivated to learn and put in the work, but having guidance would be really valuable. Thanks so much in advance for any tips, advice, or mentorship offers! submitted by /u/themodern_einstein to r/Affiliatemarketing [link] [comments]

I recently finished building my first app after spending months working on it after my day job. The development process was actually the part I enjoyed the most. Designing the UI, building the features, solving the problems — all of that felt pretty natural. But now that it’s finished, I’m realizing the real challenge is distribution and marketing. Today I started experimenting with a few things: • posting TikToks showing the app UI • setting up a Facebook page for it • sharing it on Reddit in communities where it’s relevant And honestly, getting people to even discover the app seems way harder than building it. For people here who have launched apps before: What marketing channels actually worked best for you early on? Organic content? Ads? Communities? Would love to hear what strategies helped you get your first real users. submitted by /u/BarnacleBoy7 to r/AppBusiness [link] [comments]

to those of you struggling with marketing for your B2B offer, heres what’s been working for my clients in 2026 so far. Step one. make a simple landing page for a webinar. Just a thumbnail image, webinar title, and a working optin form. Ask for multiple data points like company name, job title, etc. Use some recaptcha solution to prevent spam submissions. After successful optin, just show a screen like “webinar ended, we’ll send a replay when available!” Step two. Make 15-50 variations of this with various webinar topics and titles. You never know what resonates most with people in your industry until you test, and you’ll waste countless hours & resources filming and producing webinars nobody will ever watch. So test titles first then thumbnails second. Even the wording of the webinar headline can result in either $16.00 or $2.50 per qualified optin. The worst and dumbest thing you can do is burn ad spend forcing people to watch something they have no interest in. Step three. Run paid ads to test which webinar topics/titles perform best. We run ads across Meta, LinkedIn, Google/YouTube, and Reddit. (Even TikTok for some industries). Algorithms can find your target audience even if it’s super niche. We’ve even done webinars targeted at “Owners of independent pharmacies” or “CTOs at tech companies with 300+ headcount” or “owner operators of remodeling companies on the east coast”. If your webinar title is relevant, and your ad copy is targeted, you reach the right people. Simple enough. Those people click, and then algorithms show to more people like that. Step four. Take your best performing webinar title & thumbnail and actually script and film the webinar. This is by far the biggest bottleneck for most people. They keep restarting and never actually film the thing. If it’s easier we’ve had a lot of success with ultra realistic AI voiceovers and the watch times can actually be higher. Aim to write a transcript that fills about 20-30 minutes. Then do a round of revisions and condense it down to 15 mins. Then condense again and make 2-3 final versions each under 10 mins. Cut out the fluff and keep it flowing. Attention spans are bad now even in B2B and older demographics. Step five Add simple visual aids and on screen captions which greatly increase watch time. With that, make a webinar video for your final 2-3 versions. Now run ads to each of the versions with the title and thumbnail you already validated. The goal now is to see which version of your webinar produces the most qualified prospects. It’s not just about lowest cost per optin but who is the ideal avatar you get the best ROI from serving. Bonus tip: you can even setup your conversion pixels so the events fire only on the most qualified leads, then feed data of closed sales back to the algorithm after the fact. Meta especially has a good new system for this. Step six The same salesperson should be closing leads and doing demos so the close rate doesn’t negate the result of which webinar performed best. If you did steps 1-5 properly then you already should be in the green. Literally nobody is doing this so thoroughly so you’ll have the most optimized funnel in your industry by this point. Especially if your average deal size nets at minimum $40,000 per year or more I’d be shocked if this wasn’t printing results. Numbers from our last webinar in legal niche: $3.91 cost per optin $54.88 cost per demo $192-$274 cost per close (depending on closer) Average $14-20k ACV (with the occasional whale) This is after many iterations and countless split testing. The third best performer from this same campaign was $9.45 cost per optin and $1.2K cost per close, so quite a world apart in performance. Some advice: Tip #1 A solid webinar will work for quite some time depending on the size of your total addressable market and how seasonality impacts what you’re selling. Also how aggressively you scale. At one point you’ll need to spread your ad spend across multiple webinars and run them simultaneously as they’ll attract different segments of your target audience or people at different buying stages. Tip #2 Start with Meta ads for testing. Usually we go in this order: meta, LinkedIn, YouTube, reddit, and then TikTok. (TikTok is practically untapped in B2B lead gen but won’t work for many industries.) we are testing some X ads lately but there’s so much bot traffic it’s insane. Had webinars get watched by C suite of Fortune 500s and high net worth individuals. All coming from these social media platforms. One time got an eCommerce brand into a major retailer because a buyer saw the ad on her personal Facebook feed. Tip #3 In my opinion this is the best channel for B2B because it’s scalable. You turn on the tap (ad spend) if you need more leads and turn it down if your calendars are booked and you can’t keep up. The leads are higher quality and have higher ACV and LTV because they respect you as an authority. They just watched valuable insights from you so show up rate to calls is higher and most metrics are better. Especially if your strategy currently is giving away AirPods and game tickets which makes your prospects feel like your margins are too good to afford such gifts, so they actually think they’re getting screwed. Anyways good luck in 2026. Hope this helps. tl:dr; run ads to informative webinar videos for scalable B2B lead gen but don’t waste time filming until you tested titles and thumbnails with dummy webinar first. submitted by /u/cmo_simon to r/Entrepreneur [link] [comments]

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So, what does a real digital marketing strategy actually look like? And what should it include to convince the boss that it has real potential and can actually bring results for the company? Right now, I need to put together a strategy to show my boss. I kind of know the direction I want to take, but I’ve never really built a proper strategy before. That’s why I’d love to get some input or guidance from people who’ve done this for real. submitted by /u/LeilaV_Marketing to r/MarketingMentor [link] [comments]