Introducing Myself as a Freelance Brand Scaling Specialist
I’ve spent considerable time diving into the world of freelance brand scaling, which primarily involves managing social media ads for various brands. Now, I’m excited to take my first steps and put myself out there!
I’m reaching out with a few questions: Is it worth creating ads? What should those ads look like? Where can I find someone to help me with the visuals and creatives?
I realize it’s a bit ironic for someone focused on ad management to be asking these questions, but I’d love your insights!
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It’s great to hear that you’re taking steps to establish yourself in the freelance brand scaling field! To answer your questions:
Is it worth it to make ads? Absolutely! Creating your own ads can be a powerful way to showcase your capabilities and attract clients. It also helps you gain practical experience, which is invaluable when managing ads for others.
How should those ads look? Your ads should reflect your personal brand and services in a clear and engaging way. Here are a few tips:
Show Social Proof: If you have any testimonials, case studies, or results from your research, include them!
Where to hire someone for visuals/creatives? There are several platforms where you can find talented designers to help you create your ads:
It’s completely normal to seek assistance in areas outside your expertise, even if your focus is on managing ads. Collaboration can lead to better results and help you learn as you go. Best of luck with your freelance journey!
Welcome to the world of freelance brand scaling! First off, it’s great to see you taking the initiative to put yourself out there.
To address your question about the value of creating ads: yes, they’re definitely worth it—especially if they’re executed thoughtfully. Ads can be a powerful tool for driving awareness and engagement, as long as they resonate with your target audience.
When considering what your ads should look like, focus on conveying a clear message that aligns with your brand identity. Utilize eye-catching visuals and compelling copy that speaks directly to your audience’s pain points and aspirations. A/B testing different creatives can also help you determine what resonates best.
As for finding someone to help with visuals, platforms like Fiverr and Upwork have a wealth of talented designers and creatives. Alternatively, consider reaching out to your network or using social media to find freelance artists who share your vision. Sometimes, building a collaborative relationship can yield the most innovative results.
Remember, ad management is not just about reaching a wide audience, but about creating meaningful connections. Best of luck on your journey, and I can’t wait to hear more about your successes!