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Apart from selling marketing services? Like a Saturday bake sale?
I asked same question is r/digitalmarketing, where people have actually given smart ideas, talked about how multiple income streams can be produced,
Bikini car wash. Middle aged men. “Hey, it’s a living”
I asked same question is r/digitalmarketing, where people have actually given smart ideas, talked about how multiple income streams can be produced, your comment was not appropriate
Do most of us here really work for agencies?
It explains the constant brain dead 101 level questions tbh
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I don't work for agencies, but I've hired agencies. The key factor to me is understanding the potential clients. I really don't like when they are sales oriented trying to sell what they want without understanding what I want, my context, and my goals. Almost any agency can sell digital marketing services now, for example. Now many can understand whether their services actually match my marketing strategies. Too many agencies think that marketing is limited to promotion. It's harder to find agencies with strong knowledge of marketing analytics to support the integration between the agency and the client.
Can we ever truly know our audience? They're human beings, not a single type of person. They all have different behaviors, motivations, experiences, and buying habits. So how much can we actually understand them, and where are the limits?
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Like any other whorehouse. They grow their menu of "services", they keep the help young and inexperienced, they overcharge for extras, when client gets tired they change the service giver and the madame invites them to Cannes to be seen attractive in the market and protect it's clients.
Recurring revenue seems to be the big shift AI automation, white-label services ongoing consulting instead of just project work
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Corporate gang gang gang
I asked same question is r/digitalmarketing, where people have actually given smart ideas, talked about how multiple income streams can be produced, But here many have made very inappropriate comments.. this big community shouldn't be like this
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agencies can get creative with revenue by offering workshops or training sessions-people love learning new skills. also, think about subscription models for ongoing support or resources; it’s a way to stay connected with clients long-term without constantly chasing new projects.
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