Run my first marketing push and find out if it worked

One channel chosen for your customers, the first piece made with you, and a task to check what it produced.

What to ask

Let's run the first push from my marketing plan. Look at the channels I picked, tell me which one to start with given who my customers are, and make the first thing with me — write the post, the message, or the listing copy. Then set a task to check what it produced, so we can tell whether the channel is worth repeating.

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