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Describe a problem
Marketing

People aren't finding you, or aren't converting

Before spending on reach, it is worth knowing whether reach is the constraint. Ujenva helps you separate an attention problem from a conversion problem, because the two need opposite responses and spending on the wrong one is the most common way marketing budgets disappear.

Free to start · No card required · Takes about 10 minutes

Sounds familiar?

You don't have to phrase it properly.

These are real ways people have described problems in this field. Any of them is a complete starting point - Ujenva asks for the rest.

What Ujenva establishes first

Before suggesting anything, it works out what it does not yet know.

  • How many people reach you, and how many go on to buy
  • Where people currently hear about you
  • What is already being measured, if anything
  • What a customer is actually worth

Who this usually needs

You don’t need to know which of these applies - that is the part Ujenva works out, including the order they should come in.

Digital marketerContent strategistAnalytics specialist

Ujenva is not any of these professionals. It prepares the brief and the questions, then steps back - the work, the fee and the relationship stay between you and them.

Covers

DigitalContentPositioningRetailAnalytics

Common questions

Marketing questions people ask first

Ask about your own situation
Is my problem marketing or something else?
If people find you but don't buy, it is rarely marketing - it is pricing, process or product. Spending on more traffic in that situation increases cost without increasing revenue. Ujenva helps you work out which side of that line you are on before you commit a budget.
How do I know if my advertising is working?
You need a number before and a number after, measured the same way. If nothing is currently tracked, that is the first thing to fix - and it usually costs nothing.

Other fields

Problems rarely stay in one box.

If this isn't quite it, start anywhere - Ujenva works out which field the problem actually belongs to.