#Marketing Hacks

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CPA Marketing Tricks-To Maximize Your Profits

CPA marketing is a game-changer for businesses looking to scale their online presence and increase revenue. This comprehensive guide covers the benefits, best practices, and strategies to help you succeed. Continue reading for more. The Basics of CPA MarketingWhat is CPA Marketing?How Does CPA Marketing Work?Effective CPA Marketing StrategiesFinding the Right OffersOptimizing Your WebsiteDriving…

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4 Ways To Revolutionise Your Marketing Strategy

4 Ways To Revolutionise Your Marketing Strategy Are you interested in improving the marketing of your business? If so, then there are a few steps that you can take which will help ensure that your company attracts the right level of attention. Here are some of the key possibilities we recommend that you do explore. Image Source Pexels Dominika Roseclay Personalise First, you need to make sure…

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Marketing doesn’t have to be overwhelming

We're here to help with all of your brand's digital marketing needs. Often times we play the role of Coach, Motivator and cheerleader: Staying disciplined and motivated can be challenging at times, but with the right strategies and mindset, you can achieve success. Stay focused, keep pushing forward, and believe in yourself and your business. You've got this!

Do you find yourself saying, “Marketing is Overwhelming”? Here are some strategies to help you stay motivated and focused on achieving your business goals: Set Clear and Specific Goals: Write down your marketing goals and be as specific as possible. For example, instead of setting a vague goal like “increase sales,” consider setting a specific goal like “reach out to 10 new potential customers…

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5 Ways To Improve Your Small Business Marketing

Running a small business is no small feat, and effective marketing is key to its growth and success. In today’s competitive landscape, businesses need to employ innovative strategies to stand out from the crowd and capture the attention of their target audience. In this blog post, we’ll explore five dynamic ways to enhance your small business marketing efforts, empowering you to thrive in a…

[breelandwalker]

so, I know you've been vending at a lot of different craft fairs and witch markets for awhile now (sadly, too far away for me to attend!). would you happen to have any tips for someone looking to do the same at their local fairs? thanks!!!!!! ❤️

Sure! To start, brush up on three things - networking, recordkeeping, and people skills. Get an idea of what's going in on your area, talk to the organizers, see what the particulars are for the events. Here are some questions to ask:

What's the venue like? (indoors, outdoors, parking, accessibility)

Do I need to bring my own table and chairs?

Is there electricity / wifi available?

What is the table fee?

When is the event and how long does it run?

Is there a theme or target audience?

Is there advertising being done for the event? (Signal boost!)

Based on the answers you get, you can start putting your stock and setup together.

Do as much as you can WAY ahead of time. If you need to make things, start now. If you need to buy things, give yourself at least a month before an event to make sure everything arrives in time. Get yourself a 6-foot folding table and a comfortable folding chair or camp chair for events where they're not provided by the venue. Sign for Paypal, Venmo, and Cashapp as well as a card payment processing service like Square to give your customers the most payment options possible. And of course, plan to carry some small bills for cash patrons. (You don't need a register or cashbox, a simple bag of appropriate size will do. I literally use a pencil case that says Resting Witch Face. Works great.)

You'll want to get some displays for your merchandise. The type will vary depending on what you have, but it should be simply and sturdy and preferably easy to pack in and out. Vertical visibility is important at these events, so if you can find some kind of stand or tiered display, that will help you get noticed. I'd also suggest some simple clear plastic standups that you can put a printout price list and a basic sign in. A table banner helps people notice your table from afar and you should definitely have business cards to hand out with your shop info and socials. (I use Vistaprint for both.) Decorations are nice, but don't overload the table with them. They should augment your setup, not overwhelm it.

You may also want to get an 8x8 or 10x10 popup canopy and canopy weights if you plan to do outdoor events. Also, GET A COLLAPSIBLE WAGON. Best investment I ever made was a $45 collapsible wagon. It fits in my backseat and makes hauling things in and out of venues SO much easier.

Keep track of everything you spend related to your endeavors, including event fees, supplies, stock, setup items, displays, signage, business cards, and gas and food on the day. Keep those receipts - you can deduct them on your taxes later to offset your earnings. (Because registering as a business can be a pain and comes with fees, but if you don't do it, you may owe money for not collecting sales tax. Put aside some money for that tax bill, just in case.)

Prep your setup and stock the night before an event. Check your merch, charge your card reader (and bring a fully-charged auxiliary power pack and cord, just in case), make any updates to your inventory or pricing that you need to. It really cuts down on stress when you're loading up if you know you've already get everything set. I suggest reusable shopping bags or clear plastic bins to make things easy to haul, plus they can double as storage.

Plan to leave as early as you need to in order to account for traffic and pit stops. Pick an outfit ahead of time so you don't have to dither over clothes. It should be something appropriate for the event and the weather that looks neat and clean and is easy to move around in, including comfortable shoes. (Look to other vendors for examples.)

Make sure you bring water, snacks, and anything you'll need to get through the day, i.e. medicine (headache pills and stomach medicine at minimum), energy drinks, a fan for hot days, an extra layer for cold ones, etc. Get to the venue as early as the organizers allow. The more time you have to park, load in, and set up, the less stressed you'll be. Make sure things are arranged in a way that's accessible and makes sense. Place signage where necessary to explain items and pricing.

GO TO THE BATHROOM BEFORE THE EVENT BEGINS. TRUST ME.

During the event, you're gonna have to do a LOT of socializing, so prepare for that as best you can. Try to stand if possible when there's a lot of foot traffic so you're more noticeable. Be personable - you don't have to grin constantly, just try to keep a pleasant expression and greet people as they pass, especially if they look in your direction. Don't be afraid to invite passersby over if they pause to check out your setup. Welcome them in, invite them to check out your stuff, and let them know you're happy to answer questions. (And ALL questions are good questions. There are no dumb questions. Even if the question is the dumbest thing you've ever heard or it's the fifteenth time you've been asked that day.) Chat and banter a bit where possible. If you can get people smiling or laughing, they're more likely to stick around and possibly purchase your wares. Make sure as many people as possible take your card when they leave.

Yes, you will be exhausted when the event is over, even if you're a naturally outgoing person, and you'll still have to break everything down, haul it out, load your vehicle, and drive home. If you happen to have somebody who can help you out, that really comes in handy.

In any case, know your own capabilities and personal limits and plan for that when you're deciding where to vend. If a venue is too far away for your comfort or doesn't have what you need or the table fee is too high (be wary of any thing over $75 for a single day event), don't sign up. If an event is too long or too far outside your target audience, don't sign up. If you don't have an appropriate setup or don't have the stock / can't get it in time, don't sign up. If something about the event or the venue or the organizers rubs you the wrong way, DON'T SIGN UP. Talk to other local vendors to get an idea of where to go and what to expect. Most will tell you right away what works, what's good, and what to steer clear of.

This is all just the basics. You'll learn a lot more when you start to vend, as far as what your individual needs are, where to go to find reliable business, and how best to connect with local venues and customers. Keep records of everything you do (spreadsheets are your friend!), network with organizers and other vendors, and practice that sociable game face.

And trust me - if a disorganized introvert with social anxiety and ADHD and absolutely NO sales experience can figure out to do this, I think pretty much anyone has a chance.

Good luck!!!! 😁

[algrenion]

"Blake Lively is so annoyi-"

shhhhh shhh hush now baby... is girliepop complicit in the adaptation of It Ends With Us into film, ultimately spreading extremely toxic messaging about what constitutes as a healthy, acceptable, or worse yet romantic relationship to the masses...? yeah....... yeah she is, baby, Blake is complicit but shh... let's save that Grade-A Rage to build the anti-Colleen-Hoover laser so this never happens again... bc It STARTS With Her....... Blake is just the trimmings!! okay......? okay ;-))

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i may be obsessed.

[unfriendlyamazon]

recognizing that duel monsters cards have to have some kind of chip or code that the duel disks read to project the images, how much shenanigans do you think people get up to? can you hack a card? can you get different stats to appear? modify appearances of monsters? just a little googling on amiibos shows people can make emulators or create your own cards. what wacky stuff do you think duelists get up to, with too much time and a drive to push these devices to their limits?

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im feeling a little better today so i scribbled myself if i were in twst

[idiototheinternet]

Dumb story time!

so I live in madison wisconsin, and at the terrace, there are these special chairs known as terrace chairs.

^these guys^

Turns out there's been a problem with people stealing them, and in a magazine for the university the terrace belongs to, they said that if caught, a 50 dollar fine would ensue.

They wrote below that getting a terrace chair for yourself only cost 60 dollars.

Can anyone tell me why a literal minor understands the problem with this, whereas the people making this magazine don't?

Note that it only says if caught. They printed to all people who are associated with UW that it's quite literally cheaper to get caught for stealing then it is to pay for your own.

[pand1on]

now that spring semester is finishing up....time to get back to that little chao garden game I was making

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Unlocking Growth: 9 Ingenious Low-Cost Marketing Ideas to Propel Your Small Business

In today’s fiercely competitive business landscape, effective marketing plays a pivotal role in driving growth and success. However, the misconception that marketing requires a substantial budget often hinders small business owners. The truth is, you don’t need a hefty investment to promote your business effectively. In this blog post, we will unveil nine ingenious and cost-effective marketing…

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"10 Digital Marketing Hacks That Will Boost Your ROI"

10 Digital Marketing Hacks That Will Boost Your ROI

In today’s competitive digital landscape, maximizing your return on investment (ROI) from digital marketing is crucial for business growth. With limited budgets and an overwhelming amount of marketing options, businesses need smart strategies to ensure every dollar spent brings measurable results. Here are 10 digital marketing hacks that can help you boost your ROI and achieve better results from your campaigns.

1. Leverage Data Analytics for Smart Decision-Making

One of the most effective ways to maximize ROI is by making data-driven decisions. Use tools like Google Analytics, social media insights, and email marketing reports to analyze your campaigns and understand what’s working and what’s not. Track key metrics such as conversion rates, click-through rates (CTR), and customer acquisition costs to make informed decisions about where to allocate your resources for the best return.

2. Refine Your Target Audience with Segmentation

Not all customers are the same, so why should your marketing efforts treat them that way? Segment your audience based on factors like demographics, interests, and behavior. This will allow you to send more personalized and relevant messages, which are proven to improve conversion rates. Tailored content and offers lead to higher engagement, translating into better ROI.

3. Optimize Your Website for Conversions

Your website is the heart of your digital marketing efforts, and it must be optimized for conversions. Use A/B testing to test different headlines, layouts, and calls to action (CTAs) to find what drives the best results. A streamlined user experience (UX) and fast loading times are also key to reducing bounce rates and improving your chances of converting visitors into customers.

4. Focus on Quality Content Over Quantity

Creating high-quality content that resonates with your audience is more important than churning out tons of posts. Well-researched, engaging, and informative content tends to perform better on search engines and social media, driving organic traffic. Rather than focusing on sheer volume, invest time in creating content that answers your audience's pain points and showcases your expertise, ensuring higher engagement and ROI.

5. Use Retargeting Ads to Convert Warm Leads

Retargeting ads are a powerful tool to boost conversions and ROI. By showing ads to people who have already interacted with your website or social media profiles, you can stay top of mind and encourage them to complete a purchase. Since these individuals have already shown interest, the chances of conversion are much higher, making retargeting one of the most cost-effective ways to drive revenue.

6. Implement Email Marketing Automation

Email marketing automation can significantly improve your ROI by allowing you to nurture leads more efficiently. Set up automated email sequences that engage your leads based on their actions, such as signing up for a newsletter, downloading an eBook, or abandoning a cart. Personalized follow-ups and targeted promotions increase the likelihood of conversions and can lead to higher customer retention rates.

7. Optimize for Local SEO

Local SEO is a goldmine for businesses that rely on local customers. Make sure your business is listed on Google My Business, and ensure your website is optimized with local keywords. Include your location in title tags, meta descriptions, and content to increase visibility in local search results. Local searchers are more likely to convert into customers, so improving local SEO can significantly boost your ROI.

8. Use Social Proof to Build Trust

People trust other people, so use social proof to boost credibility and drive conversions. Display customer testimonials, reviews, and case studies on your website and social media channels. User-generated content (UGC), such as photos and videos of your products in use, can also build trust and help convert prospects into customers.

9. Capitalize on Influencer Partnerships

Influencer marketing isn’t just for big brands. By collaborating with micro-influencers who have smaller, niche followings, you can reach a highly engaged audience at a fraction of the cost. Influencers can help you promote your products authentically and boost your credibility, which can lead to increased sales and improved ROI.

10. Prioritize Mobile Optimization

With more consumers shopping and browsing on mobile devices, optimizing your website and ads for mobile is essential. Ensure that your website is responsive, loads quickly, and provides a seamless user experience on all devices. Mobile-friendly websites lead to better engagement, higher conversions, and ultimately, improved ROI.

Conclusion

In today’s fast-paced digital world, optimizing your digital marketing strategy is key to achieving a higher ROI. By leveraging data, targeting the right audience, optimizing your website, and utilizing tactics like retargeting, influencer partnerships, and email marketing automation, you can significantly increase your marketing effectiveness and bottom line. By focusing on these digital marketing hacks, businesses of all sizes can see more significant returns on their investments and stay ahead of the competition.

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Guys. If you struggle to get your shit together and you're looking for some way to do this without having 15 different apps open, I would HIGHLY recommend Spirit City: Lo-fi Sessions.

You can see that you can make your own character with a pretty extensive customization. The main goal is to collect different spirits through doing different tasks or having certain environments. BUT you can just use it as a pomodoro and to-do list all in app.

If you don't like lo-fi, there's an option to also play stuff through youtube so you can listen to your own stuff! I use almost every day when I have stuff to do, especially market prep.

It's available on Steam for 12 bucks and it's so worth it if you multitask on your computer!