Marketer Tips

😂 When a client says, "I want to grow organically but very fast!" 🚀 We’ve all been there! While organic growth is powerful, it’s also like planting a tree 🌱—it takes time, care, and patience. But sometimes, clients envision growth more like a sprint 🏃♂️! Balancing expectations between fast results and sustainable growth is key to any marketing strategy. Remember, the right mix of organic growth strategies and consistency will eventually win the race! 🏆 How do you manage the "fast vs. organic" conversation with clients? Credit: Lidia A./Marketing Communication: Digital Advertising Online SEO/SEM Internet Search Mobile Apps Social Media

I've read many books, but this one changed my life: (And it’s not Rich Dad Poor Dad) → Influence by Robert Cialdini. Here's how to apply his 6 principles to win LinkedIn. 1. Reciprocity: Your free content? better than their paid 2. Consistency: Post and engage consistently 3. Social Proof: Your transformation is your best asset 4. Authority: Master one topic, become the go-to 5. Liking: Share your story, make yourself relatable 6. Scarcity: Become your own niche, be unique. This book taught me more than my marketing degree. I re-read it every 3 months. Its lessons are timeless. Master these principles → you'll become unstoppable. Сredit: Lara Acosta ( go follow her )

This 15-year old just invented a soap that could treat skin cancer 🤯 Heman Bekele 💫 🇪🇹 Born in Ethiopia, his journey began with a simple observation: Labourers working in the scorching sun, unprotected. A serious problem, often overlooked. 🇺🇸 But when he moved to America... Heman realised most people couldn't afford $40k skin cancer treatments 💰 He dreamed of making it accessible. Years of loving chemistry led him to ask: 🌍 "What's an internationally impactful idea?" 🌍 🤔 "Something everyone can use, regardless of class?" The answer? Soap 🧼 The right people caught onto his brilliant idea, and offered to sponsor him 🧪🔬 Now... His soap is showing real promise in a Baltimore lab. When asked about his invention, Heman said: “Anybody could do what I did, I just came up with an idea... and I was able to bring it to life.” The kid's a genius. But more than that, he's an inspiration. He reminds us: - Age is just a number. - Brilliance has no boundaries. - To leave the world better than we found it. Great ideas can come from anyone, anywhere. This is your reminder to keep dreaming big 🧡 ♻️ Repost this if it resonated. Was mind blown by this pоst from Simmy Dhillon ( go follow him )

Underrated marketing skill: Knowing that the goal of marketing is not sales. The goal is to build a relationship with potential customers so that they think of you first when they are ready to buy. Credit: CJ_250marketing on Twitter/X

Don't stop marketing. - Even if there’s a crisis. - Even after making the sale. - Even when things are going great for you. Potential customers are still out there. Your competitors will grab them. 😒 Credit: TheJakeVictor on Twitter/X

NESCAFE ad -- "Fuel your day." Coffee pods in battery packs. So clever. The value prop they're trying to hit is clear. Energize yourself. But if they just said that? /yawn It would land flat. Remember: The best ads? They don't FEEL like ads. Sell the benefit you offer. Not the product you actually have. Сredit: Ray (지범) Jang 🐰

Should you be talking about your competitors online? 🤔 Girls in Marketing shared this awesome example. Burger King have never been a brand to avoid talking about their competitors, but they do it very strategically. This OOH campaign includes some cheeky references to rivals to launch the delivery feature of the brand’s app. Although the reference to their competitors is discreet, Burger King have done this on numerous occasions and received both good and not-so-good feedback. Who can guess the clever references to Burger King’s two main competitors in this campaign? (drop your replies in the comments)

if you’re rejecting candidates because they do not have a marketing degree i’d implore you to sit in on a marketing class at your local college and then rethink that decision Credit: SaraOttTweets on Twitter/X

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