Ask What is the simplest digital marketing setup a new business can have?

[Newman]

A new business does not need a complicated setup to start marketing online. The most basic approach is to pick one or two social media platforms where your target customers spend time and start posting there consistently. Alongside that, setting up a free Google Business profile helps people find you when they search locally. An email list, even a small one, is also worth starting early because it gives you a direct line to people who are already interested in what you offer. These three things together, social media, a Google listing, and an email list, are more than enough to get started without spending a lot of money.

 

[Luna Logics]

At the beginning, it's more about consistency than complexity. Show up regularly on one platform like TikTok or LinkedIn, make sure your business is searchable through Google Business Profile, and keep a simple way to capture contacts whether that's a basic signup form or a tool like Substack. Do these well, and you'll build a solid foundation without getting overwhelmed.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

The simplest setup is just a basic website, one social media page, and a way to collect emails. A small website can explain what the business does, while a platform like Instagram helps share updates and attract people. Then an email list keeps communication going without depending only on social media.