u/MonsieurM105

Hey everyone, just joined the sub.

I’ve been working in digital marketing for more than a decade, across paid ads, SEO, content, funnels, analytics, email, websites, strategy, and all the random things that somehow become a marketer’s problem. 😄

I’ve worked with small businesses, bigger teams, agencies, founders, and clients across very different industries. I’ve also taught marketing, managed campaigns that worked ridiculously well, and made plenty of expensive mistakes along the way.

And after 10+ years, I’m probably more skeptical of marketing “best practices” than I was when I started.

So instead of writing another “10 things I learned in 10 years” post...

Ask me something.

Google Ads? Meta? SEO? AI? Client acquisition? Freelancing? Strategy? Why your ads aren’t working? What I think is complete bullshit in marketing right now?

Beginner questions are welcome too.

I’ll answer from actual experience, and if I don’t know something, I’ll just tell you I don’t know.

Hey everyone, just joined the sub.

I’ve been working in digital marketing for more than a decade, across paid ads, SEO, content, funnels, analytics, email, websites, strategy, and all the random things that somehow become a marketer’s problem. 😄

I’ve worked with small businesses, bigger teams, agencies, founders, and clients across very different industries. I’ve also taught marketing, managed campaigns that worked ridiculously well, and made plenty of expensive mistakes along the way.

And after 10+ years, I’m probably more skeptical of marketing “best practices” than I was when I started.

So instead of writing another “10 things I learned in 10 years” post...

Ask me something.

Google Ads? Meta? SEO? AI? Client acquisition? Freelancing? Strategy? Why your ads aren’t working? What I think is complete bullshit in marketing right now?

Beginner questions are welcome too.

I’ll answer from actual experience, and if I don’t know something, I’ll just tell you I don’t know.

My question is "Whats the biggest you made as a marketer?"