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Struggling to get my first digital marketing client (need advice)

by Moodesburn1977
6 replies
Hey everyone,

I'm currently trying to land my first client in digital marketing and could really use some guidance from people with experience.
#advice #client #digital #marketing #struggling
  • Profile picture of the author Frank Donovan
    You'll need to give more details if you want useful replies. Let's start with:

    What service are you providing, and who are your target prospects? Also:

    What experience do you have with the service(s) you wish to sell?
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  • Profile picture of the author Monetize
    Originally Posted by Moodesburn1977 View Post

    Hey everyone,

    I'm currently trying to land my first client in digital marketing and could really use some guidance from people with experience.

    If you are trying to get clients, you need to go to
    places where people hang out like the freelance
    sites, business forums, or you can run paid ads
    for your services.

    If you don't have a website, you need to develop
    one that lists whatever you offer.

    Are you using ChatGPT to strategize, because
    those LLMs can analyze your business and tell
    you exactly how to promote yourself.
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    Monetization Skool
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  • Profile picture of the author Princess Balestra
    Originally Posted by Moodesburn1977 View Post

    Hey everyone,

    I'm currently trying to land my first date and could really use some guidance from people with experience.
    Be sincere.

    Be enthoosiastic.

    Don't pee dowin yr leyyigges.

    Plus also, keep showin' up at the agreed rendez-vous with prahmise of delisho bounties ...

    an' niche out any fkrs dowint cayurre.

    Wanna skip back on this?

    Like no dance troupe?

    K, so:

    Identify audience.

    Grab 'em where their eyeball/soulhole focus is at.

    Show 'em ... yeah, I gaht this also!

    Prove it.

    (an' plus also do naht pee dowin yr frickin' leyyigges.)
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    Lightin' fuses is for blowin' stuff togethah.

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  • Profile picture of the author Emma Ray
    Try freelancing websites, create your gigs, showcase your work, hunt for clients, send your proposals. This is the best way to get clients easily.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jamell
    Whst strategies are you currently using ?
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  • Profile picture of the author Rade Markoski
    I've been there getting the first client is honestly the toughest step. What helped me was focusing on a small niche and just starting real conversations instead of trying to pitch services right away. Once someone sees you're helpful, the first opportunity usually follows.
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  • Profile picture of the author AlexTurner
    I remember being in the same position when I started, and honestly getting that first client is the hardest part.

    What helped me early on was not trying to sell "services" right away, but just offering something small or specific to people I already had some connection with, even if it was a simple audit or helping fix one thing.

    Once you get that first result, even if it's small, it becomes much easier to build from there.
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