What marketing channel are you talking about?

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If I had to point out one marketing channel that potentially gives the fastest feedback, I would say that the ideal channel is cold mailing. This is where you write to specific people with a specific message and you get quick information about whether the market will react to it in any way, whether someone will want to arrange a meeting, etc.

But not every channel is that fast. In paid advertising, contrary to appearances, netherlands rcs data it is not. In SEO, you generally wait a long time for results. The fastest are those direct channels, which are cold emails, but not every one will work.

Where do you start?
The next questions to consider are whether we are starting from scratch or are we already a recognizable brand? We measure differently and wait shorter or longer for effectiveness and return on marketing campaigns if we have already done something and the brand is known.

Here I can refer once again to the example of webinars. It's not like we're doing something wrong if we promote a webinar and 100 people come to the first one. We've never done it before. So why should anyone trust us now? But if it turns out that we've been doing and promoting it for several months in a row, then gradually there should be more and more people.