Ask How do you actually find people to network with in digital marketing?

[Newman]

Finding people to connect with in digital marketing is easier than it seems because the community is active in many online spaces. Twitter, LinkedIn, and Reddit all have strong digital marketing communities where people share ideas and ask questions regularly. SEO-specific forums and blogs often have comment sections where real conversations happen. Joining a course or a paid community also puts you around people who are at different stages and willing to share what they know. The goal is not to collect contacts but to have genuine conversations around topics you are both working on. What do you think is the most effective way to build real connections in the digital marketing space?

 

[Luna Logics]

The most effective way to build real connections in digital marketing is usually by engaging around shared learning like commenting on discussions, sharing what you're testing, or helping someone solve a small problem. Cold messaging can work, but it's much weaker than consistent interaction where people actually see your thinking over time. In my opinion, relationships form naturally when you stop trying to "network" and instead just participate in conversations regularly with useful input.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

One of the easiest ways to find people to network with is by joining active online communities. Places like Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups, and marketing forums are filled with beginners, freelancers, and experienced marketers. The key is not just joining, but also taking part in discussions, asking questions, and sharing simple insights so people can notice you naturally over time.

 

[Medusa_p]

You find digital marketing people by going where they already hang out. Use LinkedIn and X to follow marketers, comment on their posts, and start conversations instead of just sending cold messages. Join marketing groups and communities, take part in discussions, and stay active. Over time, people start recognising you and connections build naturally.