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Hi everyone! Thanks for stopping by. Overview: I just recently decided to change my career path from business development/sales/realtor to find a full time digital marketing and copywriter. I’ve been applying to tons of jobs and they keep asking for a “portfolio”. Unfortunately, I do not have one, nor do I know what to put on it. I’m stuck and could really use some ideas of what things could translate from being in bis. dev. to marketing? I do own adobe suite and WordPress. Still learning how to use them watching YouTube videos. Question for you professionals: 1. What websites, or your personal favorite, do you recommend I use to get started thats user friendly? What are some possible things I could put into my portfolio? I have thrown away any and all old job paperwork thinking I was never going to need it again (smh). / also I am not on good terms with any of those employers so calling them isn’t an option. What does your portfolio look like? Thank you all so much!! submitted by /u/blindambition31 [link] [comments]

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It’s always been my dream to own and operate an online message board that earns money. I’ve always loved message boards for some reason. Here’s a good example of what I’m talking about: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/ https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/harley-jims-place.430175/ That one is quite popular, and I intend to replicate its look and functionality. But I need to know more about marketing it. Specifically, I’m want to learn the best method of automating the marketing for it. If possible. The board I’m creating will be for my local area. And there is a large facebook group for my town, where I could siphon members from. The closest thing I’ve been able to come up with for automating “marketing” for the board, would be to hire one of those Indian companies. Once hired, they’ll flood in and make a bunch of dummy accounts and posts, so that new members don’t arrive and see a ghost town in the beginning. There’s a catch 22 there, that you have to watch out for. In the beginning you have no members, so you don’t get new members. Thoughts, opinions? Thank you! submitted by /u/rondonjohnald [link] [comments]

Hey there, I’m the community manager at Descript, and we’re hosting a tutorial for marketers this Thursday, at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET. We’ll be demoing how marketing teams of all sizes quickly create compelling content like social media assets, podcasts, YouTube videos, you name it, with Descript. We’re super excited to showcase how our AI-powered tools free marketers from the technical grind, so you can stay focused on storytelling, creativity, and collaboration. Sign up to joins us here: descri.pt/3ZHgD6I https://preview.redd.it/eyeshcmaxnca1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=d483d6a0a6ab0ece4096a87086b28de6f96badda submitted by /u/cromer98 [link] [comments]

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You may have heard the news that ContentCal is shutting down. While it’s always sad to see a valued tool go, the good news is that there’s another great option out there for managing your social media: Buffer. In this blog post, we’ll give you the lowdown on why you should give Buffer a try and how it can help take your social media game to the next level. So grab a cup of coffee and let’s chat about all the features that Buffer has to offer.What’s happeningContentCal is shutting down completely, which means as of the 31st March 2023 the tool will no longer operate in the future. The company has announced that they will be discontinuing their service and users will no longer have access to the platform after that. However, they are suggesting their users to test out Adobe Express as an alternative. Adobe Express is a content creation and marketing platform with some similar features to ContentCal. You’ll get the ability to schedule and publish posts on a few core social networks, which is great, however there are a number of key features like TikTok, analytics and reporting missing. Comparing Adobe Express to other social media management toolsContentCal and Adobe Express are two very different tools that are used for different purposes. ContentCal was a social media management tool that allows users to schedule posts, track analytics, and engage with their followers across multiple social media platforms. Adobe Express, on the other hand, is an app mainly allows users to edit and share photos.That said, Adobe Express does have some sharing functionality. Here’s what you get:Content Planning: Utilize tools that assist in creating and finalizing your social media themes, topics, and campaigns, and manage your social schedule through a user-friendly calendar interface.Scheduling: Optimize the reach of your content by scheduling it to go live at pre-determined times.Preview mode: Get a sneak peek of how your scheduled posts will appear to your followers before they go live.Publish: Streamline the publishing process by scheduling and publishing content across five social media platforms, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Pinterest.That said, there are some key features that we expect many ContentCal customers to miss. Here’s what you’ll miss: Analytics: No ability to track the performance of your social media campaigns and gain valuable insights with detailed analytics and reportingChannels: No TikTok, Google Business Profiles, or Mastodon channels available.Collaboration features: No social-specific features to work with your team in real-time with features such as team member permissions and approving on scheduled posts.Integrations: No integrations with popular apps like Canva, IFFFF, Dropbox, Google Photos, and One Drive.Engagement tools: No ability to monitor and respond to comments, messages and mentions directly from one app.Reporting features: No bird’s eye view of your social media performance and ability get detailed reports that include metrics such as engagement, clicks, and reach.Browser extension: No browser extension to easily share articles, images, and videos from any webpage,Affordable pricing: No free plan to test out the social media planning, scheduling and publishing features.These features may not be dealbreakers for you, and if so we’d encourage you to test out the Adobe Express to see if it’ll meet your needs. But if some of these features are important to you then it might be worth checking out another tool like Buffer.  What Buffer offersBuffer is primarily used by businesses, agencies and creators who want to manage their social media presence efficiently. It provides a single platform for scheduling posts across multiple social media accounts, including Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, Google Business, and soon Mastodon and YouTube. It also offers analytics to track the performance of these posts and engagement with followers. Additionally, Buffer includes features for team collaboration and content approval workflows, making it a great tool for larger organizations or teams that need to manage multiple social media accounts.Adobe Express, on the other hand, is a mobile app that is geared towards photography enthusiasts and professionals who want to edit and share their photos on the go. It offers a wide range of editing tools and filters, including cropping, resizing, color adjustments, and more. Users can share their edited photos directly to social media or other platforms, or save them to their device’s camera roll. Adobe Express is also integrated with Adobe Creative Cloud, which allows users to edit their photos with other Adobe apps, such as Lightroom or Photoshop, on their desktop.Here are all the features Buffer offers that aren’t available in Adobe Express 👇Advanced Analytics that allows you to track the performance of your social media campaigns and gain valuable insights with detailed analytics and reporting.A wide range of social media channels, including TikTok, Google Business Profiles, and Mastodon channels, providing flexibility and options for your social media needs.Collaboration features that allow you to work with your team in real-time with features such as team member permissions and approving scheduled posts.Integrations with popular apps like Canva, IFFFF, Dropbox, Google Photos, and One Drive, expanding the capabilities of your social media workflow.Engagement tools that enable you to monitor and respond to comments, messages and mentions across all your social media channels directly from Buffer.Reporting features that give you a bird’s eye view of your social media performance and detailed reports that include metrics such as engagement, clicks, and reach.A browser extension that enables you to easily share articles, images, and videos from any webpage, directly to your social media channels, schedule them for optimal timing, and view and manage your scheduled posts all from one convenient location.Affordable pricing options to fit any budget (including friendly agency plans), with a free plan available for testing out the social media planning, scheduling and publishing features.Overall, Buffer and Adobe Express are two different tools that serve different needs. Buffer is a social media management tool that helps businesses and individuals manage their social media presence, while Adobe Express is a mobile app for photo editing and sharing.Fancy giving Buffer a spin? Try it out for free.