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Thanks Matt!

@@poletiC3 Hey! If you're asking if that example post/answer I showed is still working...that same post is still generating us leads and sales, even to this day If you're asking if the approach that I covered in the video is still working, personally I see this as more of a fundamental principle than just a marketing 'tactic' I don't think helping your target audience to solve big, painful problems without asking for anything in return will ever die out as a strategy But like, anything, best to try it for yourself and find out 😉

@@7taildragon glad it helped 🙏

@@DuilioGF super pleased that it helped 🙏🙏

@@tonylee5239 glad it helped Tony! 🙏

the point of youtube is for research, not copy

Personally I'd recommend using a personal account! I see a lot of people posting under a business account but it's much harder to gain traction... The majority of people don't trust brand/business accounts so you're likely to get better engagement with a personal account which is in turn what will help you get the visibility. Just make sure you include your business info and website in your profile so people have a way of finding out more if they choose to The only time I'd recommend using a business account is if you're an established brand using Reddit for community management and engagement

@ thanks for the guidance, appreciate it.

@@rajatsaini5548 appreciate it!

Hahah, right!? The Redditers really tore me a new one that day...😆 To be fair though, it was actually super interesting for me to see how angry people got. Obviously it's not a representation of everyone but it does show how fed up/sceptical/untrusting some people are of marketers and marketing advice these days, and how much work needs to be done to repair that trust I think Reddit reveals a lot of the unspoken truths of how people really feel on different topics because of the anonymity they have Contrary to what a lot of people think about Reddit, it's also one of the platforms least filled with trolls and bots because the karma system usually takes care of that

@@ElevateDigital so you could potentially trolling on youtube? Lmao

Thanks Kasper! 🙌

@@mauramcevilly158 glad it helped! 🙏

@@BenElohimProduction glad it helped Ben!

Good spot ;-) Mainly just because we've been crazy busy over the past few months - RUclips & Organic Search have always been our biggest acquisition channels so the focus is on those, but I would like to do more Reddit, we've been talking about some of the team contributing when time allows - the natural limiting factor with Reddit is that it takes time to manually interact with people and leave genuinely valuable comments. But then again, it also took me years of posting video and blogs on our website to build up the RUclips channel and our website SEO to the point they actually brough us leads and sales - so it all just depends on where you're starting from I guess... If I was starting now from scratch, honestly, I would probably go the Reddit route initially as the speed to getting results can be much quicker.

@@ElevateDigital thanks for your response! I'm afraid of the reddit trolls! Seems risky.

@@pbryan1967 yeah it's strange how some come up and some don't, does make you wonder what other parameters GA4 can actually read, but I'm not aware of any way of being able to track anchor link clicks outside of GTM but let us know if you find any work arounds!

Glad it helped Marcus!

@@ahmedmadbouly409 thanks so much 🙏

same thoughts, very very time consuming...

@@yogadaily9864 haha, Reddit definitely isn't for everyone! Glad it helped you make a decision on the platform! 🙏

@@sedighi thanks Ali!

@@DKJohnDigital glad it helped dude, exactly right! 👌👍

What do you mean exactly?

Super pleased to hear the content has been helping! 🙏 I think as a starting point you'll want to segment your potential acquisition channels and create strategies for each...like you say, local bodies/authorities for potential partnerships or even approaching local businesses offering fleet deals, etc... The next most obvious channel would be direct local consumers - I'd say most important thing here will be optimising your Google My Business page with as much info as possible and ensuring you're getting as many reviews as possible - I know for me whenever I'm looking up a car wash, I'll simply type 'car wash near me' find the one with the best/most reviews as well as the most information I can find on their Google listing, and drive there... Also you'll want to make it super easy for people to leave reviews, QR codes or NFC review cards can help make this really frictionless and you can also incentivise reviews by offering a discount or some form of reward points, on someone's next visit

@@ElevateDigitalthank you for the reply and I appreciate the feedback!!

Agreed!

@@zipa1123sevratio for sure, it's unlikely there's a particular pre made theme that would incorporate all of the same elements though, you'd probably need to have a custom developed page

@@ElevateDigital When you said I'd probably need to have a custom developed page, do you mean that I'd need to use specific codes, or would I be able to create it with Elementor or some other web builder?

Hey! Glad it helped 🙏 I believe that's correct but it won't be linked to your own azure account unless you have some sort of custom enterprise account with specific storage needs. This answer response explains how storage works in more detail: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1520587/does-azure-cloud-service-have-a-storage-limit-for

Hey, thanks so much for the feedback! 🙏 Marketing has become so convoluted with all these buzz words and generic statements over the past few years, so a big thing for us is trying to distill it back down to core actionable principles... Super pleased to hear you're finding it useful!

Awesome, super pleased you found it helpful 😊🙌

Yes

@@chibuikeokoli1114 yep, exactly the same principles apply

Yes, you can use the filters to create segments, under user type and then selecting new or returning visitors :-)

Glad it helped! 🙌

Thanks so much Phillip 🙏

@@itsmakoy_23 thank you my friend! Glad you're finding it useful 🙏

@itsmakoy_23 has this been working for you so far?

@@firlex_1891 yeah sometimes you have to wait 24 - 48h for the event to appear, just make sure you visit the page after setting it up so the event can actually trigger in the meantime