435: These Strategies are Making a Comeback in Digital Marketing

In everything, there are seasons and cycles.  In the economy, the cycle starts over when the bubble gets too big and bursts. Prices fluctuate, we enter a recession, and we reset. Economic strategies that worked during the bubble aren’t necessarily going to work during the recession.  In the digital marketing world, we are in a cycle, too.  The online space has been booming over the last few years, and the demand for high-ticket services were at an all-time high. Business owners desired done-for-you, VIP services, and weren’t willing to show up for anything less.  That is changing.  With buyer hesitancy skyrocketing and profits down, 90% of people aren’t jumping on those high-ticket offers....and if you only have high-ticket offers available, you are going to end up leaving a LOT of money on the table right now.  In today's episode, I'll show you how to support those who aren’t ready for your highest offers, and uncover what strategies are making a comeback in this season of digital marketing.

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MARKETING THAT ACTUALLY WORKS. If you're an entrepreneur looking for business growth strategies, takeaways on what’s working right now, and deep conversations that reveal everything from business to leadership to being a CEO and parent…this show is for you! I'm Emily Hirsh, CEO of Embodied Marketing. My team manages millions in advertising spend and has helped generate over $132M+ for businesses like Amy Porterfield, Mel Robbins, and Marie Forleo. I'm sharing the same proven strategies we use every day… plus so much more! My goal is to simplify marketing & business growth with actionable videos on topics like FB &IG advertising, high-converting funnels, CEO mindset, conversations with successful entrepreneurs, + more. Subscribe for new videos every Tuesday and Thursday that will help you master your marketing, build your business, and watch yourself grow in the process. Want us to create a custom strategy plan for your business? Visit get.embodiedmarketing.com/app. Emily Hirsh