![]() ![]() If I could choose one go-to community for timely, useful, and basic marketing advice, it’d be this subreddit. Who it’s for: Anyone interested in marketing and advertising You’ll also find occasional job postings and sharings on success stories, and from what I’ve gathered, the community’s a supportive and helpful one. Over on Facebook, expect up to five posts a day-with discussions centering on SEO strategy, basic SEO tactics, and the more technical stuff like hreflang tags or Google Search Console. ![]() Threads that attract the most engagement are often from founder AbuAli, who posts weekly announcements and updates on WTSWorkshop talks. What I like is the community’s enthusiasm in exchanging knowledge and showing their support through emoji reactions. The latter comprises 24 channels, which give members answers to specific questions on everything from #content-seo and #analytics to #technical-seo, #schema, and #cms. For a little more help, though, try the Facebook group or Slack community. The official website offers followers a slew of resources, including blog posts, podcasts, and weekly interviews with women in the industry. As its name suggests, WTS aims to encourage women in the technical SEO space to help each other, no matter their career stage. Areej AbuAli was quick to fill this gap when she founded Women in Tech SEO (WTS) in 2019. Women-only online communities aren’t exactly new territory these days, but they sure are in the marketing world. Member count: >2.7k (Facebook) >1.7k (Slack) Who it’s for: Women in the technical SEO space Free-flow conversations also take place in the Not Marketing channel.īeyond the community, be sure to use the repository of marketing resources on the main website, which includes a master swipe file of over 1,000 ideas for marketers to take notes from.Ĭommunity type: Facebook group and Slack community I particularly like how friendly the community is: Haines personally welcomes new members and actively engages in discussions across all channels, while members primarily discuss SaaS-related or B2B marketing topics. Discussions are split into 11 channels, including General, Learning, Wins, Asks, Challenges, and Gigs. Member count: >500 (paid) >6.3k (free newsletter)įounded by Corey Haines-a marketer and podcaster who formerly led the Growth arm at Baremetrics-Swipe Files focuses mainly on marketing, growth and audience-building, with the purpose of building friendships, not leads.įor a taste of what to expect, start with the free weekly newsletter or take the 7-day trial to unlock free access to the private community. Who it’s for: B2B marketers and entrepreneursĬost: From US$99/year for access to the private community (includes 7-day free trial) For instance, you might find questions on influencer marketing tactics in #ecom-and-influencers, and discussions on email newsletter sponsorships in #growth-strategy.Ĭommunity type: Circle, a community platform The well-organized space makes it all the easier to search for information or get help from the right people, and while discussions can get fairly technical, responses are often timely and insightful. Within the community are 17 channels that dive into topics such as #analytics-and-data, #b2b, #product-and-marketing, and #fb-ig-ads. The brains behind Demand Curve are experts themselves: founder Julian Shapiro is an active angel investor whose open-source work has been featured in Forbes, while co-founders Justin Setzer and Neal O’Grady previously held growth roles at Grammarly and customer data platform Segment, respectively. Its free private Slack group comprises mostly experienced marketers, many of whom are founders of-or growth leads at-tech companies including Microsoft and Zendesk. Member count: ~3k (free community) >30k (newsletter + marketing course)ĭemand Curve is a Y Combinator-backed company that supports startups through its biweekly newsletter, playbooks, and programs. Who it’s for: Experienced growth marketers, startup founders, consultants ![]()
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