What's A Full-Stack Marketer?
And why you should care...
✌️ Say goodbye to “social media managers.”
Hello, Full-Stack Marketers! 👍
Full-Stack Marketer (noun) :
An in-house team member who helps align business goals by taking a comprehensive marketing approach.
This includes leveraging all efficient forms of marketing (social, PPC, SEO, email) while managing the power of utilizing contractors for specialized projects.
👋 Hi, I’m Virginia, a Full-Stack Marketer in the scrap metal industry. To improve my writing, I share weekly emails with my most efficient approaches to marketing.
My Promise: The emails won’t take more than 5 minutes to read.
ChatGPT said it best when describing my newsletter:
“Unleash Your Marketing Potential: The Future of Efficient Marketing Lies in an All-in-One Team. Say Goodbye to Siloed Efforts and Hello to a Cohesive Vision that Maximizes Results.”
But what will you talk about?
Some of the marketing silos I will talk about are:
Google Ads
Time-Saving Hacks
Email Marketing
Video Content
Website Projects & Analytics
SEO - Search Engine Optimization
Social Media Content
…and much more!
Why Should You Care?
Full-Stack Marketers are the future of marketing. They will allow your company to be more efficient with marketing strategies that WORK.
Who are you, and where did you come from?
My Story: After receiving a degree in history and failed attempts to enter the Museum industry for research, started in 2011, I brought my detailed-oriented skills to the world of digital marketing.
I remember conversing with a woman over 20 years older than me, mentioning this weird acronym “SEO” and what it meant when you started to add keywords to a website.
Fast forward to 2022, and I'm comfortable in my career as a full-stack marketer to share some of the best secrets and strategies I've tested, used, and found successful.
Over $3.1 Million of advertising have been approved and managed by me since I started.
I'm holding nothing back with these free and premium guides I will deliver, including case studies, graphs, failures, and how to avoid them.
Some of my highlights thus far: