I am looking for quality advice from a good qualified person with excellent marketing skills/experience.
As i am about to push out a company that took a long time to plan, i realize marketing is extremely important.
This is a scalable company, im used to putting in work/effort and making money. This is not that business, i either get a response from the market or i don't so im a little scared that i am an inexperience marketer. I am good at connecting with customers and understanding their needs and overall markets but i have little online/offline marketing experience.
My question is how does a new company think in terms of marketing?
How do you know:
How much to spend in each channel to be effective? (sometimes $500 gets you 0 responses but $525 gets you 4.
If you should try to get a higher response rate in that same channel?
When to just walk away from that channel?
and this repeats itself throughout all different channels.
It seems you could sit there forever and throw money away testing.
It seems getting infatuated with this would once again be working IN the business not ON the business.
I just want results and at the fastest rate possible, i want to test something, if it doesn't work, move on and try something else.
I understand there is no exact answer but i would like to know how to reason with my feedback, what is the most logical way to look at your marketing data and make smart decisions based off of it.
thanx in advance.
As i am about to push out a company that took a long time to plan, i realize marketing is extremely important.
This is a scalable company, im used to putting in work/effort and making money. This is not that business, i either get a response from the market or i don't so im a little scared that i am an inexperience marketer. I am good at connecting with customers and understanding their needs and overall markets but i have little online/offline marketing experience.
My question is how does a new company think in terms of marketing?
How do you know:
How much to spend in each channel to be effective? (sometimes $500 gets you 0 responses but $525 gets you 4.
If you should try to get a higher response rate in that same channel?
When to just walk away from that channel?
and this repeats itself throughout all different channels.
It seems you could sit there forever and throw money away testing.
It seems getting infatuated with this would once again be working IN the business not ON the business.
I just want results and at the fastest rate possible, i want to test something, if it doesn't work, move on and try something else.
I understand there is no exact answer but i would like to know how to reason with my feedback, what is the most logical way to look at your marketing data and make smart decisions based off of it.
thanx in advance.
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