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There is nothing wrong with talking to a digital marketing company to help you with your products. But before you do that, you need to make sure that you are clear with what you want to do and what you want to accomplish. Most big companies have an internal marketing team and before they decide to outsource for digital marketing services from an agency they do their internal study on the products they are trying to promote, the difference studies in relation to the impact with their target audience in the different platforms offered, and the channels to promote the product, just to mention a few. So, if you want to feel more confident about your decision. Meet with some of them and explain what you want. It's more likely that they will suggest best practices according to your industry. Keep in mind that it may be very expensive. You might be able to get the same result with freelancers. Some hire for data entry of your products, advertising, content creation, copywriting, proofreading, etc. A lot of agencies now these days do B2B and B2C. SMB (small and medium businesses) and enterprise. Some of them even specialize in Amazon. The best way to start is Google something like "Digital Marketing Agency for Amazon product" You can also look for freelancers in Upwork asking the same. Looking at what they offer and other projects that they have worked on might give you a better perspective on what you can expect. A lot of times, it will depend on different factors like: how many products they need to upload to the platform, if you are doing advertising, etc. I have to say that a lot of advertisers recommend starting ad campaigns with at least $5,000 budgets, but I have worked on accounts that have shown ROI above 260%, with only $600 a month. If you are starting something new, at least the first 3 months, it's always for testing. Most agencies do have service packages that include image ad, ad copy, content writing, etc. If you hire a freelancer, on the other hand, they might not do all of it. Either they'll get someone else to do it and pass you the bill, or you'll have to get someone else for that part of the job. Though, I've seen some that do it all. I hope this information can help you make a better decision. More on reddit.com

I’ll bite! How’d you get your earliest clients from your dining room table? That’s the stage of the journey I’m at right now. Did you cold call/email/DM? Or did you already have some freelance connections or other acquaintances? More on reddit.com