Most TikTok success stories seem to focus on B2C brands, but I’m curious if anyone here has used TikTok ads for B2B marketing. Is it possible to get meaningful leads, or does the platform not make sense for B2B? Any case studies or firsthand experiences?

Has anyone used it? Thoughts?

When writing blog posts for SEO, I often feel like I’m sacrificing readability for keyword density. For example, a recent piece I wrote had a target keyword that made the text clunky. How do you balance writing for humans versus writing for search engines without hurting rankings?

Hi everyone,I’m recently getting into digital marketing and want to start off with a course before I jump ahead,is there any reliable ones I should consider?TIA

I’m running campaigns for a small B2B client, and I’m trying to decide where to focus their limited budget. Google Ads seems to drive higher intent traffic, but Facebook Ads have given us cheaper leads in the past. What’s been your experience, especially with tighter budgets?

I have a client who’s getting impatient because they’re not seeing immediate results from our SEO efforts. I know SEO takes time, but I’m struggling to frame it in a way that makes them feel confident in the investment. Any advice on how to break it down for non-technical clients?

I’m working with a client who insists on starting an email newsletter, but I’m skeptical about whether it’s worth the effort. Open rates seem to be declining, and social media feels like a more direct way to engage. Are newsletters still effective, and if so, what strategies are actually working for you?

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I was watching a course for social media marketing on YouTube and I am confused if I have to make the ads as well.I only learned how to do the advertising.Do I also need to learn graphics design or video editing and make ads?

Hello everyone!

I’m a video editor and motion designer from Peru, with experience creating visual content for food trucks, restaurants, and various businesses. I specialize in video editing, animated flyers, content scheduling, and supporting social media needs.

I've always had the desire to work with businesses and professionals in these sectors. I'm looking to collaborate with community managers, marketing professionals, or business owners who need a reliable and creative partner for their visual content creation. If you're looking for someone to handle the visual side of your projects, I’d love to discuss how we can work together. Just send me a private message, and I’ll be happy to share my portfolio.

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We have been working on the new version of our marketing tech and finally launched today. If we want to get the word out, via the podcast circuit, what is the best way to approach it or do you have any recos for shows we should look to go on?

Hi. There's a company that builds high quality websites for small businesses using their own template. All the sites are very similar, and in the footer they all say 'powered by Siteomatic'.

I want to please find every site on the internet 'powered by Siteomatic'. Any advice I'd appreciate or DM me with a quote. Thank you.

Hi Guys I’m an experienced media buyer that’s spent over six figures on ads,

Where do you guys recommend I find an agency to work for as a contractor/freelancer

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There are so many digital marketers who just buy a course because its about to go viral and they start reselling it.

They don't even have the decency to watch the course or read what's written in order to upskill themselves and use what it teaches to grow. They just want to jump on the next viral thing and I think it's sort of disrespectful?

I recently bought this training called lazy money effect which teaches copywriting to bring customers to you instead of chasing them and you can literally SEE the people who haven't watched it. still using the same bs, running after others and using their shit copies to just make another sale

like if they actually seen what's in it maybe they'd actually HAVE something to promote?? 😭😭 i mean how are u gonna answer questions about it without seeing for urself wtf

I'm starting a DTC bedding/home accessories business. I'm completely bootstrapping so have limited budget and looking for advice on what I should be prioritizing to grow my brand awareness?

Does it make sense to start sending product out to micro-influencers first or should I be getting UGC content? Should I be running ads (I've been hesitant to do this based on conflicting advice on when to start spending on ads). For context: I've only been focusing on IG and TikTok and have less than 100 followers on both platforms. Should I try to focus on organic and activate another platform (Pinterest/YT)?

Thank you so much for any advice!

A client of mine has had great success using Lookalike (LAL) audiences of their own members. We’re now trying to identify other strong audiences on Meta and are considering buying email lists to create Lookalike audiences from them.

Has anyone had success doing this? If so, could you share a bit about how you went about obtaining the list and what criteria you looked for?

This is random but for those who work at a digital marketing agency, are you required to do public speaking? If so, which niche in DM requires 0 speaking in front of people?

Hi everyone! I am in the online performance/digital marketing field, and applied for a new position at a company looking for a performance marketing manager. It’s basically the job I do now, but on a larger scale and I would be kinda starting from scratch as this is a brand new position for the company.

I interviewed with HR, and then I interviewed with the digital marketing manager (who I would be reporting to). This was last week (Monday and Wednesday). After my interview, the marketing manager told me to look out for an email from HR again to schedule my next interview (with the CEO). I’m sure he’s a busy guy, so I know it could be a scheduling thing trying to find out when he’s available. But the HR rep hasn’t reached out yet and it’s been 7 business days since my last interview. Do you think I’m not being considered for the job anymore? Do you think it’s mainly because it’s the holidays and they’re interviewing other people so the interview process is just not a real priority right now? The Hr rep did kinda take a little bit to respond to me the first few times when scheduling my first 2 calls (not answering until the day or 2 after my emails). Just curious of everyone’s opinions and maybe just trying to calm my nerves 😅

Hi so I’m fair new to the game and wish to find somewhere I can get some good knowledge, each video I use recommends different products etc but I’d like a place I can learn and follow, I wondered if there’s any decent programmes I can follow to learn PPC, Ecom, Marketing etc.

I was never taught on how to create a media plan. I have only worked in house with junior level roles, now I’m going for senior positions. I just had an interview that required a media plan and I just threw shit together. Can someone send me examples so I can sound competent in the future.

Thanks

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This post may get removed as I understand some industry subreddits don’t like resume/career questions so sorry if I broke any rules, they seemed kind of vague regarding feedback. I really want to get in a role where I’m doing setups in Marketo and would like to think I have a foundational understanding of Marketo as in my current role I setup campaigns in Convertr on the agency side for one of our biggest clients. I set up mapping and troubleshoot any integration issues, review briteverify rejections which is the tool Marketo uses and know how Marketo checks the net new/dedupe job based on activity. We essentially serve as a middle man and streamline communications with the various vendors they work with across channels (paid social, programmatic, content syndication). If a lead has a Marketo ID returned then I know the issue is Marketo to SFDC. I’ve been applying this past week and already received 3 rejections and I’m wondering if it’s a lost cause and I should shift to solely focus on doing the free HubSpot training I can find. I’m planning on learning as much as I can for both, but in the meantime I’m still actively applying to other roles. My goal is to transition my career by EOQ1 2025. I’ve been in my role for 2 years and my last role was on the vendor side uploading leads to Marketo, HubSpot, Marketo, Integrate, and Convertr via their own platform or running python scripts and such or setting up internal API configurations in our platform.

I have a client I’m making multiple instagrams for to boost exposure in the algorithm. Everytime I post tho it reports them as spam and takes down the post on Instagram. The client wants 40 accounts now and daily post 6x, is this possible and how can I do it without getting the posts taken down for spam?

To pass probation and do well in an agency, it feels like you need to fit a very specific mold: being okay with just being a cog in the machine, sucking up to clients to keep them happy, and doing pointless busywork just for show.

I used to work client-side and thought switching to agency life would be a good change because things felt too slow-paced before. Funny enough, I was praised in my old job for being proactive and delivering ahead of deadlines. Now I’m getting called out for missing a deadline by just an hour.

I get that timeliness and accountability are important, but what’s frustrating is how every small decision has to go through layers of approval. That delays everything, and then you are the one who gets blamed for being late.

To add to that, my skip boss writes emails that feel so cold and bossy, with lots of “you must,” “everyone is to,” and “you will.” It is definitely not how I would want to lead people in the future, but maybe that is just normal for agency life.

How do you deal with stuff like this? Is anyone else struggling to adjust or finding ways to cope?

Hey everyone,

I’m a solo influencer marketer, primarily working with high-ticket clients in the lifestyle, self-development, self-care, fashion, and discipline niches. I started this journey as a fun side project, but it’s now turning into something much more serious, and I find it incredibly interesting and rewarding.

I’ve always been someone who goes all-in when I'm passionate about something, and that’s exactly how I approach this business. Right now, I’m at a point where things are heating up — clients are looking for brand deals and PR opportunities, and they’re willing to pay for results.

That said, I’m on the lookout for a second-in-command to help manage and grow this. I’m not yet calling it an agency, but I’m definitely ready to take things to the next level. The ideal person will be experienced in bringing in deals (especially brand collaborations and PR) and should be able to guide me in scaling this business further.

If you have a proven track record in influencer marketing, know how to secure deals, and are willing to share your insights as we grow, I’d love to connect.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

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Hey guys, what research do you do when you want to create new creatives for your or your client's brand? (if you can tell detailed things that go into making high-converting creatives)
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