If you're new to launching a DTC product, here's a tip that seems to catch a lot of people by surprise: You're going to have to pay for just about every visitor to your site. All of them. Launching a DTC product is more than just creating a great product. It's about getting that product in front of the right people. It's not a case of 'build it and they will come'. It's more like 'build it and start working really hard to drive qualified traffic'. It's a process that requires time, effort, and yes, budget. Meta ads, Google Ads, TikTok ads, YouTube ads, television ads, radio ads, influencers, or affiliate marketers, they all require a marketing budget. As entrepreneurs, we often focus heavily on the product itself, but the marketing aspect is equally, if not more, important and time-consuming to the success of your brand. If you're a DTC Brand CEO and you're ready to start generating more revenue right now, I want to help. Grab a complimentary copy of my guide, 'The 5 Ways High-Performing DTC Brands Get 10-20% eCommerce Conversion Rates'. This guide is designed specifically for you, providing actionable tactics that work for all eCommerce platforms, such as Shopify, WooCommerce, and of course, Buyist. Note: If you don't see my comment below with the link, choose 'Recent Comments' in the dropdown below my post.
Building a successful DTC brand requires strategic marketing efforts and a solid budget. Gregory Silvano
The self proclaimed, most influential person in payments. Except for Jack Dorsey or those two bros from that other company & definitely not Satoshi Nakamoto, but after all those guys it's me.
2moGreat insights on the reality of launching a DTC product. It's all about reaching the right audience effectively.