Demand board · computed September 28
What r/digital_marketing keeps asking for
Recurring demands mined from the community's top posts this week, with the threads as receipts. Not invented: if it's listed, people are actually asking.
Better measurement and attribution (know what visitors/leads actually want and which touch
Many posts ask for ways to connect online and offline, surface why visitors left, validate lead quality, and measure content influence when there’s no direct click.
Practical AI integration and skills (how to use AI without breaking workflows or quality)
Readers want guidance on which skills matter in an AI-first world, how AI changes content workflows, governance when leadership over-relies on ChatGPT, and what makes AI-generated videos usable.
Recommendations for tools, apps, platforms and fair pricing models
People are looking for the best/underrated B2B marketing tools, Shopify apps for SEO/AI visibility, places to find agency partners or buyers for social assets, and fair subscription/credit models from legacy tools.
Practical advice for new/early-stage marketers and personal-branding to get traction
Several posts ask for concrete, step-by-step guidance on starting an agency, choosing courses, growing initial traction and whether/how to put themselves out publicly.
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