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People with +25k in sales per year via ecommerce, what's the split of your most successful marketing channels (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by tristanjevans@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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What's the % split of your sales traffic or what do you find the most successful in bringing customers to your ecommerce website?

SEO organic
SEM (Google or Bing)
Organic Social media posts (which platform)
Ads on Social media (which platform)
Influencer collaborations
Other?

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[–] Relevant_Bass_9145@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

My little thing is a serviced based business, but of your making sales, everyone has to deliver something. The more you can give to clients without much (or any) costs to you (thinking once off created assets) the better deal the client thinks they got, they leave happier, pay more and actually recommend you to the people the come across.. If your marketing to get clients.. and Ur selling shit... your adverting your shit sandwich!