I'm a second year undergrad who's currently majoring in communication. I have a lot dreams (not really comfortable calling them plans cause I haven't start planning them) and one of them is starting my own marketing agency. Any tips on doing that? Should I start working as an intern for an agency or anything non-agency is possible?

this is scam website and i paid for the services and they havent fulfilled order and now not responding to the tickets.

I run a small clothing store on Shopify, and we're getting a lot more LLM traffic these days. I'd like to leverage that as much as possible, especially if I can get our products into more recommendations by shopping assistants. Our descriptions were originally written for people skimming, so they're short and mostly 'vibes', with some half-baked SEO magic sprinkled in here and there. Any tips for optimizing product pages for AI? I'm hoping for personal success stories/what worked.

Hey guys, I'm looking at marketing for a game discovery platform I've been working on.
It's at a place where initial adoption and feedback from real users would benefit in future product shaping and growth.
However I'm hitting bit of a wall in terms of marketing - the way I see it SEO/GEO and maybe social media could be the core of the strategy, but direct community engagement would provide more targeted feedback and adoption.

Problem is, doing this is very time consuming, I've tried to find some marketing help and reached out to some smaller (bootstrapped project, got to be sensible with $$) agencies but the results have not been that great.
Am I engaging the wrong help? Where should I be looking instead? Would it be advisable to reach out to the gaming community to get marketing help or the marketing community to get gaming niche support?

curious what actually sticks with people

Sometimes results take time, but continuing a campaign that isn’t working can waste money and effort. What metrics or signs do you look at before deciding whether to optimize, wait longer, or move on?