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💡 2014 v.s 2024 MARKETING ❌

A golden era of marketing

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  • Action Plan: 2014 v.s 2024 Marketing

  • The Best Way to Grow on Social Media ☕️

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🎧 Audio Memo: 2014 V.S 2024 Marketing

ACTION PLAN
2014 V.S 2024 Marketing

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Navigating the Evolution: Marketing in 2014 vs. 2024

I've witnessed firsthand the seismic shifts and evolutionary leaps that have reshaped our industry over the past decade.

Back to 2014, a golden era where Facebook ads reigned supreme, delivering jaw-dropping returns on investment. Influencer marketing was on the rise, and building a social media following felt like a breeze. Fast forward to 2024, and the landscape looks vastly different. The days of explosive follower growth are behind us, replaced by a hyper-competitive environment with diminishing returns.

So, how do we adapt and thrive in this new era of marketing? Here are some key strategies that are helping us stay ahead of the curve in lead generation:

1. On-Platform Optimization: With the rise in competition and ad saturation, we've found success in keeping our ad traffic within the Facebook ecosystem. Utilizing Facebook forms exclusively has not only improved our click-through rates but also driven down our cost per lead (CPL) by optimizing for lower CPMs.

2. Creative Testing: In the past, finding a winning creative could sustain campaigns for years. However, in today's fast-paced environment, creative fatigue sets in much quicker. We've embraced a culture of continuous testing, constantly iterating and experimenting with new creatives to maintain relevance and engagement.

3. Reimagining Follow-Up Strategies: The tactics that once captivated consumers, like scarcity and urgency, have lost their luster over the years. While they still have their place, particularly in email marketing, we've observed a shift in consumer behavior. Lead gen campaigns now require a more nuanced approach, focusing on value-driven messaging over gimmicks.

As we reflect on the past and look towards the future, one thing remains clear: adaptation is the key to survival in the ever-evolving landscape of marketing. Stay tuned for more insights on how to navigate these changes and stay ahead of the curve. Until next time, keep innovating and evolving with the times!

Want to delve deeper into my journey from 2014 to the present and my predictions for the future of marketing? Stay tuned for an upcoming video where I'll dive into the details.

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🤝 Stefano