Hey Elle , I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also highly engaging thumbnails as well?
Hey, just discovered your video "How to talk to different target audiences on your website" and found your tips on addressing multiple audiences very useful. As a Christian channel owner, I often discuss reaching diverse groups, so your insights resonate with me. Subscribed and looking forward to more helpful content!
Thanks for your video and ideas. I also watched your video from 2 years ago on this subject. I have a marketplace of two, but later three audiences: 1. Buyers 2. Referrers 3. Sellers (future) Curious if you have thoughts on this specific use case. It could be like Amazon but it's so big and has already educated most people on what they offer each audience. Thank you!
Marketplaces are tricky because you need the right balance of buyers and sellers to make it worthwhile for both parties. So marketing has to be split fairly equally between the two (or three in your case!). It depends on where you are in your business journey, if it's a new marketplace you'd need to start with the sellers and offer lots of incentives for them to come onboard early. If you already have a good balance and a growing marketplace I would concentrate more on the buyers - because where there are buyers, sellers will come. It's hard to give you advice without some more specifics, get in touch if you want to talk some more.
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Hey Elle , I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also highly engaging thumbnails as well?
Hey, just discovered your video "How to talk to different target audiences on your website" and found your tips on addressing multiple audiences very useful. As a Christian channel owner, I often discuss reaching diverse groups, so your insights resonate with me. Subscribed and looking forward to more helpful content!
Thanks for your video and ideas. I also watched your video from 2 years ago on this subject.
I have a marketplace of two, but later three audiences:
1. Buyers
2. Referrers
3. Sellers (future)
Curious if you have thoughts on this specific use case. It could be like Amazon but it's so big and has already educated most people on what they offer each audience.
Thank you!
Marketplaces are tricky because you need the right balance of buyers and sellers to make it worthwhile for both parties. So marketing has to be split fairly equally between the two (or three in your case!). It depends on where you are in your business journey, if it's a new marketplace you'd need to start with the sellers and offer lots of incentives for them to come onboard early. If you already have a good balance and a growing marketplace I would concentrate more on the buyers - because where there are buyers, sellers will come. It's hard to give you advice without some more specifics, get in touch if you want to talk some more.