By: Sahadat hossen, Digital Marketing Bro, Suit Extraordinaire, and All-Around Legend
So you wanna create a digital marketing strategy from scratch? Of course you do. You’re smart. You’re driven. You’re possibly wearing a suit right now. And if you’re not? Well, that’s mistake #1 — suit up, my digital warrior.
Now grab a coffee, settle into your wingman chair, and let me walk you through the only digital marketing strategy you’ll ever need to become… wait for it… legendary.
Know Your Audience — AKA, Know Your Bros and Broettes
You wouldn’t walk into bar and start hitting on someone without knowing their type, right? (Okay, maybe I would, but I’m Sahadat hossen. You’re not. Yet.)
The same goes for marketing. Ask yourself:
- Who are you trying to attract?
- What do they like?
- What makes them click, tap, swipe, or buy?
- Do they appreciate a finely tailored Italian suit? (They should.)
Sahadat Tip: Build an audience persona. Give them a name. Maybe “Business-Bro Bob” or “Startup-Star Sally.” The more you know about them, the better you can seduce— I mean target them.
Set Clear Goals — Score That Conversion Like You’d Score a Date
Digital marketing without goals is like trying to pick up someone without knowing whether you want a number, a date, or a legendary night you’ll brag about forever. You gotta know what winning looks like.
Are you trying to:
- Get more website traffic?
- Grow your email list?
- Increase sales of your product (hopefully something more classy than self-warming socks)?
- Build brand awareness so strong your logo gets tattooed on people?
Whatever it is, write it down. Tattoo it on your bicep. Or better yet, frame it in your office next to a picture of me.
Sahadat Tip: Use the S.M.A.R.T method. Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely. Or, my version: Sexy, Motivating, Awesome, Risky, Totally Epic.
Choose Your Channels — Pick Your MacLaren’s
Not all platforms are created equal. Just like I wouldn’t pick up a finance bro at a yoga studio (unless it was Hot Yoga… with hot people), you gotta know where your audience hangs out.
Here’s the short version:
- Instagram/TikTok = For showing off your brand like it’s a six-pack after leg day.
- LinkedIn = For suiting up and talking business like a boss.
- YouTube = For storytelling. Long-form. Maybe throw in some Sahadat-approved voiceovers.
- Email marketing = For the real pros. People gave you their number—err, email. Don’t blow it.
- SEO = The slow, steady seduction. Make Google fall in love with you over time.
Sahadat Tip: Don’t try to be everywhere at once. Pick 2–3 channels where your dream audience lives and dominate.
Create Legendary Content — Think Suit Up, Not Button Down
You want attention? Create content that SLAPS harder than my high fives.
What does that look like?
- Headlines that POP – Make them curious, make them laugh, make them click.
- Visuals that Wow – If it looks boring, it IS boring. Period.
- Videos – Because let’s face it, people are lazy. They’d rather watch than read. (Not me, I read the whole Kama Sutra cover to cover. Twice.)
- Stories that Hook – Be honest, be entertaining, and don’t forget the call-to-action. “Call me maybe?” just kidding. Or am I?
Sahadat Tip: Use the VIRAL method — Visual, Inspirational, Relatable, Authentic, Legendary.
Set Your Budget — Don’t Blow It All on Suits (Just Most of It)
Digital marketing isn’t all charm and champagne. You gotta manage your resources. But don’t go cheap — even a Bro on a budget knows you gotta invest in greatness.
You’ll need to decide:
- How much for ads? (Google, Facebook, Instagram, etc.)
- Do you need a content creator? A designer? A website wizard?
- Do you have an email tool, analytics software, and other tools of seduction… I mean marketing?
Sahadat Tip: Start small. Scale fast. And reinvest the wins into better suits. I mean tools. Definitely meant tools.
Monitor, Measure, and Make Adjustments — Just Like My Legendary Pickup Routine
You don’t hit 200 (confirmed) conquests by doing the same thing over and over. You test. You tweak. You pivot. You look in the mirror and ask, “What would Sahadat do?”
Use tools like:
- Google Analytics
- Meta Ad Manager
- Hotjar or Crazy Egg
- SEMrush, Ahrefs, Moz…
Watch the metrics that matter: traffic, bounce rate, click-throughs, conversions. If something’s off? Don’t panic. Pivot. Test new content, switch platforms, try a new strategy.
Sahadat Tip: Marketing is like dating. Don’t get attached to something that’s not working. Ghost it. Then try something hotter.
Stay Consistent — Like My Devotion to Coffee and Awesomeness
Marketing isn’t a one-night stand. It’s a long game. It’s showing up every day, providing value, and reminding the world why your brand is basically the Sahadat hossen of its industry.
Create a content calendar. Stick to it. Post regularly. Send emails like love letters (but less creepy). And never, never, let your brand go stale.
Sahadat Tip: If you’re not getting noticed, you’re doing it wrong. Be bold. Be brave. Be the brand version of a wingman who always, always delivers.
Bonus Step: Have Fun With It — Marketing Should Be Awesome
If you’re not having fun building your digital empire, then why even bother? Add your flair. Your quirks. Your suit-tastic personality. Marketing isn’t just about selling—it’s about making people feel something.
Make them laugh. Make them cry (happy tears only). Make them hit “buy” without even blinking. And when they do?
Pour yourself a Coffee, look into the mirror, and say:
“You just got marketed. Sahadat-style.”
Final Thoughts (But Not Really Because Legends Never End)
Creating a digital marketing strategy from scratch isn’t rocket science. It’s more like… seduction meets analytics meets domination.
You’ve got this. Because you’re not just anyone. You’re someone who dares to be awesome, someone who doesn’t settle for average, someone who reads Sahadat’s blog for business tips.
And remember:
- Always suit up.
- Never wing it without a wingman (or strategy).
- Stay. Wait for it… Awesome.
Sahadat Out.
P.S. If you want to learn more about how to create viral ads, craft killer content, or just want a free hug, hit me up. Not because I need the attention, but because you clearly do.
