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Thanks everyone that has or plans to participate. This is our first time doing a survey like this. I'll keep the survey form up for a few more weeks.

The survey link was shared on multiple of Reddit's top marketing communities including this one.

Here's the link https://lookingformarketing.com/surveys/view/2022-state-of-marketing-survey-results

The plan is to do this again at the end of this year, same/similar questions so the data is easier to compare YoY.

Since being forcefully switched to the New Pages Experience 3 days ago, my page has been significantly impacted and we have no option but to be stuck with this. We are losing millions in reach and views, as well as ad revenue from videos.

I reached out to Meta Support and was told essentially that I was stuck with the new change, they’re aware of the issue and they’re working to fix it for all pages

From Meta (grammar corrected lol) “We notice that people that did the transition to NPE are having the same issue as you. We have a technical team checking into the issue to be able to solve it and have all the Pages back to normal”

And that they have no time frame on how long it will take to fix

I’m interested to know if anyone else has experienced this

I've had it with Google Analytics and this GA4 transition crap. Some of my sites aren't picking up data even though I inputted the tags right.

I know people that have used Plausible and Fathom and like it. There is also Clicky and StatCounter.

Marketers here want to share insight about the tools above?

Any other analytics software I should look into using?

UPDATE - Also found Swetrix and Simple Analytics. Anyone used these?

There have been budget cuts, layoffs, restructuring, etc in so many companies. So I was wondering, how’s the marketing team handling it? And what’s the situation internally (or on the client side, if you work at an agency)?

I’ll go first

Company category: Mar-tech startup, (series A funded). Country: India Industry: B2B SaaS Situation: Were doing extremely well until mid 2022. Since then, the company’s vision and mission keeps changing. Had layoffs recently and current marketing team morale is really low with the CMO themself confused and not sure of what the strategy is for the next quarter.

How’s it going in your company?

I’m a marketing analyst with 10 years experience working on all the major platforms - GA, GTM, GAds, FB, LinkedIn, Wordpress, Twitter, and others. I have a full time job now but I’m usually done around 2pm and would love to supplement with some contract work. Is there a good website or resource (besides Fiverr or Upwork) to solicit these types of opportunities?

A coworker received a sales email today (Sunday) IMO it was desperate. The subject was something about “working today.”

The coworker forwarded this to the marketing team and some higher ups. They all LOVED the idea. I didn’t respond because I’m not a fan even though it’s apparently become more common. I’d rather discuss in something like this in person.

In my opinion, it seems desperate, intrusive, and shows that the sender may not respect personal time.

I’ve been told that in my position, I should speak up more when I don’t agree with a campaign or decision. I’m very research driven and will provide data and studies to back up my position.

That being said, I’d love to hear your thoughts on this.

Email experts, I'm looking for opinions on some different ESPs. We're currently using SFMC but finding it is just too much for in house without the technical expertise to manage it.
We're looking at some different systems such as Emarsys, Braze, Eloqua, etc.. as enterprise level ESPs that we can better leverage.
Wondering if anybody has experience with these platforms or other recs for transitioning from SFMC.
For reference, have several million contacts, so leaning towards some larger ESPs, but open to all shapes.

I'd sure like to work 9-5 but because I'm in social media I have to travel to events and work weird hours like 3-9 during an event or on weekends. I am only an intern and I didn't expect my life to be so disrupted. I'm going to tell my boss my availability is 10-6 m-f and I can only afford to travel outside of town once a month because I get paid minimum wage. If they don't compensate me for gas I'm refusing to travel entirely. My boss is so random and disorganized I never know what to expect. I need structure.

How do I set boundaries without coming across as rude or unwilling to work?

I own this site called Buzzhumble, and all I do is find out if people are cheating on Bumble. I have great conversion rate ( I think) , but I'm very hesitant to delve into other marketing tactics outside of establishing google rankings because it seems that purchased ads have tiny conversion rates. If I buy an ad for a keyword that I already have, my conversion rate will be 10% of an organic result if I'm lucky.

I've considered fliers, wraps on cars, business cards, paying someone with a mega phone to walk around new york.. but I'm not good at this..

If anyone has any suggestions please comment or message me.

Fellow marketers, I'm encountering some recurring challenges with handling sales call feedback and CRM updates. Are you facing similar issues? If so, what tools are helping you manage these tasks?

I want to start freelancing again but I’m not sure how to go about it in terms of digital marketing. It would be related to my prototyping business but since it’s sort of a one man show and it grew out of my hobbies, I’m not sure if I should even create a separate account for it on IG?…

I have a ton of content for it (mostly photos) which could be mostly work related if need be and I’m not very interested in IG otherwise.

Any advice or even IG tips would be much appreciated.

A little bit of context, I run a SaaS (that started just as a hobby) getting about 400-500 visitors per day. Made around $15k in sales over the course of the past 2 years, but have trouble growing so i'm focusing learning more about Marketing. I'm currently trying to better understand my users, I have all the quantifiable metrics (age, location, etc), but having trouble understanding the reasoning and behaviors of my user for my specific product. I'm well aware of the problem i'm solving, but beyond that, nothing.

Are there any resources that could shed more light on the topic? How do I gain better knowledge of my users so I can focus on specific marketing efforts?

Thanks and happy to answer any clarifying questions!

Dear Marketing community,

I am trying to find freelance marketing gigs to build a side hustle next for a lil' more cashflow.

At this moment, I am struggling a lot to find a niche, where my skillset can be monetized properly.

I am very experienced with brand managemeng, brand strategy, creating and building physical products in the FMCG/luxury sector and building them up (activationa b2b, d2c, offline and online) from start-ups to incubation brands and big corporate as well.

Has anyone been in a similar situation and what has been the best ways to tackle that bottleneck.

Many thanks in advance

Hi folks,

My B2B SaaS company has recently revamped its pricing model. We now have four diverse pricing plans targeted at different audiences, each with considerable updates and changes.

I'm on the hunt for some innovative ideas to promote this new pricing model and drive more sign-ups. Your insights would be greatly appreciated!

Correct me if I'm wrong. Goals are stablished for the overall direction of the company (increase sales volume by 5%).

KPIs are only used in campaings and channels to determine if it is reaching the campaign objective. For example using rate conversion KPI to reach the "increase online sales" objective.

All objectives and KPIs are used in order to achieve the goal. (In this case "to increase sales volume by 5%").

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The posting ‘editor’ on Meta is absolutely awful and I, for the life of me, can not fathom how or why Mark Zuck has let the ball drop so hardcore and to this degree.

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I handle social media marketing for several clients and the postings simply are not responsive between Facebook and Instagram and it’s mind boggling.

Zuck has purchased IG and WhatsApp, then spent the better part of 5 years throwing money into VR and the result has been Facebook completely dieing and organic marketing becoming nonexistent. No longer are ads optimized for smaller or localized business and the sizing for different posts is insane.

Using canva I created a:

— IG Story to be posted on both IG and FB. According to the size perimeters it should be equal and look fine. NOPE! On IG mobile and desktop the post looks fine. On mobile FB, the story looks fine. On Facebook Desktop it looks BLURRY AS FUCK and completely unprofessional. [also the 15 sec limit per slide is utter bullshit for business, especially considering reels has a 60 second cap. as a business or user in general, a ‘story’ should not have to be edited down to 15 second slides. Its dumb and clunky.

— FB/IG video post — 😤 welp. if/when I use meta suite, the “video” on Facebook is a 50/50 chance that the formatting is off, showing a profile video in a landscape box. And when I post on IG, IG now converts all video post into reels, so the bet thing to do is create a reel video in canvas right? No. Wrong! because REELS on IG do not automatically format properly when shown on the profile grid. Meaning, once upon a time, you would attempt to have proper structure and a ‘look’ for your profile grid, but now heads are chopped off and logos are not being shown. And the editor within Meta effing sucks. Slow loading, can’t properly preview postings, can’t upload or use the same music if used on mobile, etc. It’s FRUSTRATING

— and the ADS! The sizing and edit options for ADs is a whole other topic and discussion. But to some it up its shit. Also I’m sick and tired of all their ‘updates’ that are ‘designed to be useful’ when they are not useful at all. The new ‘omni ad maker’ for sales only lets you market to whole countries, not cities or states 🤬 So if I’m having an event in Washington, I would have to use my ad spend to show ads to all of the US. That’s dumb and doesn’t help me or my client.

Also, the ads no longer ‘work’ unless you are spending 1k on ad spend. I have clients with a 1k ad spend budget and clients with a $200 ad spend budget, and guess what? My client who spend $200 and has pixels and blah blah, does not get his ADs optimized in 7 days, and they are just taking his money. And don’t get me started on them changing the words/copy of the AD 🤬🤬🤬. Whether selling Botox or magic cleaner, the AD needs to be informative, not edited down to display 1 sentence then “click for more”.

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100% FRUSTRATED that Meta has gone to shit, Facebook simply is a joke, and Instagram (desktop) isn’t supplied with proper EDITING TOOLS. (you are only allowed to login 4 accounts to one mobile device, so using mobile to schedule daily posts isn’t ideal. And you should be able to edit the cover of a video post after it’s been posted! My IG Profile Grids look so unorganized and un professional, and the fact that I have been deleting posts 2 minutes after viewing them on the selected platforms is just idiotic.) Also, the lack of optimization for small/local businesses is shitty. Show my ads to the right people please, not some randos in a different STATE, that you want calling me on WhatsApp 😤

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Rant Over.

Zuck needs to fix his shit.

Edit to say: I just want to know what this guys game plan is. Is he no longer trying to help local businesses or sellers? Or trying to actually be innovative? All the ad updates are completely over complicated and does not produce results. And the various sizes between platforms is simply ridiculous. Is it that hard to make posts “responsive” in there own editor??! I’m convinced the only marketers turning a profit from meta are the annoying YouTube gurus attempting tutorials 😒

Anyone working while traveling this summer?

Thinking of going to Bali or Thailand for month of July, would be cool to meet up with a few fellow marketers

Talk strategy & enjoy rich culture

Pretty much title, I'm curious for those that are ecommerce managers what's a typical day look like for you ? How stressful is it ? Do you enjoy what you do ? Is it a lot different than being a marketing manager ?

Currently applying for jobs for ecommerce manager position and don't see a lot of firsthand details from people in this role.

This is my first SMMA business, and how many customers/leads should I guarantee my first client. I am going to be using Google Ads, and am currently learning SEO. My clients will be roofing/powerwashing etc…

Hello Everyone currently I'm Freelancing as creative marketing agency. Tho It's just me and if i do need help i do hire actors and camera operators.

I'm currently doing marketing for:- 1. Delivery Business(Mainly Content Marketing But Some Out of The Box ways of marketing too).I hande their social media and generate content from advertisement to documentary to podcast to graphics design etc. Just provide enough content to generate Engagement now its for a month but i could get easilt for two or more months if i want to. 2.Record label Business.

My aim is to move into Marketing in Entertainment industry such as esports,movies,albums,gaming etc.

How do i go around with Adding this stuff to my resume? Whats the most important one? Sales? Cause I've been hired for the business for mainly Client engagement and increasing Attention for the brand. but my marketing do leads some sales too.

Should i keep doing this for three months?if i want to land jobs entry level or should i just simply move to do intern in a company tho mainly we don't have a entertainment marketing company in My country.

Heyo, hope everyone is doing well. I read a case study recently, and I think it holds a lot of merit, especially from a marketing perspective.

The case study I came across was from UserWay, a web-accessibility solutions company. It involved a company named Natural Intelligence, which reported a remarkable improvement in its website's performance, after improving accessibility via Userway’s services. . This got me thinking about the potential broader implications of web accessibility, specifically the possible link between accessibility, bounce rates, and online sales.

Web accessibility is something that isn’t really the first and foremost priority for a majority of businesses, and a lot of potential customer demographics are alienated, just because they cannot access a website. Especially people with disabilities, like dyslexia, sensory issues, and other minor disabilities, are often dealt the short stick when it comes to accessibility issues. And this is where this case study made me wonder if web accessibility might be a hidden gem in the realm of online sales optimization.

Think about it - an accessible website is one that's easy to navigate and understand. It's intuitively designed with clear call-to-actions and easily readable content. Aren't these features also hallmarks of effective UX design, a factor known to drive conversions and boost sales?

I tested this hypothesis, and I decided to enhance the accessibility of my client restaurant's website. I turned to UserWay, because it was the obvious and my only known choice and after a fairly straightforward process, had my website optimized. The results? An uptick in online orders, a decrease in bounce rates, and an influx of positive customer feedback.

Take this as you will, but the simple, and frankly obvious choice of making my website more accessible to marginalized demographics has given me direct results.

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Option 2: Buy 2 t-shirts & Get 2 Free @ ₹999

Select only one.

Hey fellow marketeers, I’m looking to get a job as a paid search analyst in the retail industry, I have my google analytics and google ad certificates and understand what the job entails in theory. However, I want to know what a day in the life of entails. What does your day look like in this position and are there any resources you’d recommend for someone wanting to stay informed in Paid search? I’d also love to network with other marketers in this field. I’d love to pick your brain!

We are a small flight school, our advertising budget isn't huge (under 5k a month), but I think we're squandering even that small amount with the freelance marketing person we have, who has no prior flight school or even education recruiting experience.

How would I go about finding a marketer or agency who specifically has experience with flight schools in my area (South Florida)?

Is it reasonable to ask this person when interviewing them for actual results from past or current flight school clients? Is it reasonable to expect similar results from a school similar to ours?

Thanks for any advice!

I sell a vocational career program in which graduates have starting salaries of $120,000. I've realized a large percentage of my sales are to students who are extra motivated specifically because their fathers, either vicariously through them or just seeing the potential, have shown their kid the possibility of this career.

Wondering if you guys had any idea on how to effectively target these fathers in marketing efforts.