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[bitbydeath]

I have a non-gaming related website going live, hopefully within the next week or so.

I have a phase one and phase two campaign plan in the making, and am interested in hearing if anyone has any do’s/don’ts/magic bullet tips from prior experiences?

 

[ParaSeoul]

Don't mess with this guy

 

[FunkMiller]

No magic bullets. You need a strong offer, preferably with an equally strong USP. Make sure you know who your customer is, down to as granular a level as you can, and ensure marketing is targeted and focused. Maintain continuity across all platforms. Building a recognisable brand is paramount. Keep copy simple and punchy. Make the user experience easy and fast.

That’ll be $500, please.

 

[anthony2690]

I accept bribes, I'll tell my neogaf buddies about your site for a fee

I'll even tell them it's great (watch it be a fursuit outfitter site now)

Joking aside, I feel like different advertising/marketing works for different kinds of websites.

 

[Tams]

show tits

 

[bitbydeath]

No magic bullets. You need a strong offer, preferably with an equally strong USP. Make sure you know who your customer is, down to as granular a level as you can, and ensure marketing is targeted and focused. Maintain continuity across all platforms. Building a recognisable brand is paramount. Keep copy simple and punchy. Make the user experience easy and fast.

That’ll be $500, please.

My customer is me, i'm building a site for writers because what I'm looking for I can't find.

 

[bitbydeath]

Don't mess with this guy

Noted.

 

[bitbydeath]

I accept bribes, I'll tell my neogaf buddies about your site for a fee

I'll even tell them it's great (watch it be a fursuit outfitter site now)

Joking aside, I feel like different advertising/marketing works for different kinds of websites.

I don't know, I don't want to have to ban a bunch of people....

Currently, I'm going with LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook for phase one.

 

[bitbydeath]

show tits

 

[FunkMiller]

My customer is me, i'm building a site for writers because what I'm looking for I can't find.

Writers are your customer, then.