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PRIYANKA MANDAL

What Marketing Strategy Works Best for You? 🚀

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Hey Product Hunt community 👋 As we all know, marketing is crucial to growing any product, but with so many strategies out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which one to focus on. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting, I'd love to hear what marketing approaches have worked best for you.

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Setup Dubai Business
When considering a marketing strategy that works best for your business, it's important to focus on what aligns with your goals and audience. If you're expanding internationally, setting up a branch office in Dubai could be an excellent move. Dubai's strategic location and business-friendly environment provide access to a thriving market. Combining digital marketing, local SEO, and social media outreach, alongside a physical presence through a branch office in Dubai, can help your business build stronger connections with local customers and improve brand recognition. This multi-channel approach can maximize your reach and drive business growth.
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@setupdubaibusiness I completely agree that aligning your marketing strategy with your goals and audience is key. Expanding internationally, especially with a physical presence in a hub like Dubai, sounds like a smart move. Combining that with digital marketing and local SEO really seems like a great way to tap into new markets and strengthen brand recognition. Appreciate you sharing this.
Nick Anisimov
Try everything and keep what works best. Data-driven decisions only.
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@nickanisimov I love that approach.
Andrew Schmidt
I find that account-based marketing (ABM) works wonders. Targeting specific high-value clients with personalized outreach has brought me the best results..
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@andrew_schmidt7 I am doing that also.
Nika
So far, community building on social media. But I would like to try also SEO but I need to implement steps like creating web first :D
Nika
@priyankamandal Are you on Bluesky, Priyanka? :)
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@busmark_w_nika Nika that's a great start with community building on social media. 🎉
Jonathan Kraayenbrink
I've been building in public in Linkedin mostly. Through my audience/community I've got really good results with referrals. People tend not to buy from the maker but from other people. For example, this post did really well: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/j...
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@jonathan_kraayenbrink That’s awesome man. Thanks for sharing your experience and the example.
Tony Tong
I’ll provide a contrarian one. Run a micro-investment experiment with $10 each on 10 different ad wordings for your product within niche Reddit groups. Reddit's highly targeted communities can provide accurate insights into conversion rates at a fraction of the cost. This approach not only refines your messaging but also optimizes your marketing strategy across all channels. By spending just $100 upfront, you can save significant time and effort on future A/B testing while identifying the best-performing ad copy early.
Ghost Kitty
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@timoteolapa I am a fan of Google ads.
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Eugenie Thompson
I swear by content marketing. Sharing industry insights and value-packed blog posts has helped my startup gain traction and authority in a crowded space.
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@eugenie_thompson Content marketing is such a great way to build authority and connect with the audience. i need to work on it.
Manu Armani
Hi @priyankamandal The main thing in marketing: learn to test - that's the most important thing. When you learn that, you'll find the right strategy. But my overall vote would be SEO.
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@manu_armani Great point Manu. Testing is definitely crucial in marketing to find what works best. I totally agree that SEO is key it's such a powerful strategy for long term growth and visibility. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Olivia Jane Mitchell
A multi-channel approach combining digital and local strategies sounds effective. Establishing a branch in Dubai could help tap into the market there. Pairing that with targeted online campaigns and building brand awareness through SEO and social media makes sense to maximize reach. I'd be curious to hear more specifics on what channels and tactics have worked best for others expanding internationally.