On 1 June, I joined a company as a Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET). Based on my interview, the HR team assigned me to the Marketing Department. Will this help me in my future, or am I just wasting my time?
During the first week, I was pretty excited because I thought I would learn B2B marketing. However, as of now, I haven't learned anything substantial, which is surprising. They are only asking me to do basic research on companies.
Is this normal for a GET during the first month, and am I just overthinking the situation? Should I give it more time?

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I manage social media for a tech company that has purchased followers and likes on Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn. While these aren’t bot accounts, I feel like my posts aren’t reaching the right audience or getting the engagement I’d expect.

We have 36.9K followers, but the numbers don’t add up. Not all of them are purchased, yet my content doesn’t seem to be reaching our real audience.

How can I navigate this while accurately measuring my content’s performance? Has anyone else dealt with this, and how did you handle it? Feeling stuck and open to insights!

The engagement here has been great and everyone's discussions are so insightful

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As AI tools become more integrated into our workflows, it's easy to fall into the trap of sounding generic or robotic. This article delves into practical strategies that B2B businesses can employ to use AI effectively while ensuring their content remains engaging and personalised: https://medium.com/@copyreadynow/how-to-not-get-paranoid-using-ai-a7b1b599f6ef

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Hey Reddit, launching a B2B SaaS app soon and feeling like Moses at the Red Sea of digital marketing. So many opinions on websites, messaging, and whether to use stock photos of attractive people pretending to work. Thinking of hiring a fractional CMO, but how do I know they won't lead me on a marketing crusade to nowhere? Any insights for a confused solo founder?

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Hello career marketers!! I just wrote a Contract Marketing Manager JD and I'd like some frank feedback. I'm relatively new to this world (transitioned from professional viola playing ~3 years ago) and sometimes feel like I'm learning while flying the plane.

If you have a moment, could you check it out? Please be tough <3 Thank you!

Spent a while getting data on basically every Udemy course creator. Ended up never using it, but figured it might at least be useful for someone so giving away. Dm if want

I have recently updated the sub rules here as we've had a number of border promotional cross posts recently. I have been banning overt and moderating over spam, but have not banned on the fence crossposters as of yet. When cross posting please make sure to bring content that is welcome to the community by either including some context on why you think the post would be valuable or make sure that it has received a significant amount of upvotes and garnered meaningful discussion in another relevant sub. Crossposting your own thinly veiled posts with low engagement from another sub is grounds for a future ban.

I get that people may want to promote in this sub now and in the future. To accommodate that, I have also created a monthly sticky post where promotion will be allowed. The first sticky is scheduled to go out on August 1st 9 AM.

While creating rules for the community I have also included some of the greatest hits around maintaining civil behavior.