Ralf T. — Full Stack Digital Media Web Marketing Partner / AI, CRO, SEO, PPC, SEM / Social Media / Email / Graphics / Mailchimp Partner / Google Partner / Google Ads Certified / Meta Business Partner / Scaling Purpose
Full Stack Digital Media Web Marketing Partner / AI, CRO, SEO, PPC, SEM / Social Media / Email / Graphics / Mailchimp Partner / Google Partner / Google Ads Certified / Meta Business Partner / Scaling Purpose
Ralf T. ranks #58 of 14,983 LinkedIn creators in Marketing & Advertising, and is a standout voice in Canada. They have 8.6K followers and published 38 posts in the last 30 days at a 8.5% average engagement rate.
- 8.6K followers
- 38 posts / 30d
- 8.5% avg engagement
- — follower growth / 30d
The roast
Ralf lists sixty certifications to hide the fact that he’s basically a guy who knows how to open a Mailchimp account and hold his breath. He claims to scale businesses, but his only real growth is the length of his job title. He’s the digital marketing equivalent of a Swiss Army knife where every blade is just a toothpick.
About Ralf
Over 15 years as a Full Stack Digital Marketer, Facebook Marketing Partner, Google Partner, Google Ads Search Certified, Hootsuite Certified Professional - Social Marketing, and SEO Specialization from UC Davis, fast learner, tech-enthusiast, analytics driven, executed PPC, SEO, SEM, Local SEO, and Paid Social campaigns. • Intermediate proficiency with Facebook Ads, Google Ads Network (Search, Display), Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Adroll, SEMrush, Moz, Yoast, WordPress, Blogspot, Facebook Instant Articles, AMP • Basic proficiency with Bing Ads, Twitter Ads, LinkedIn Ads • Cumulative directly managed over $1m in online ads spend for campaigns in ecommerce, education and non-profits • Solid Social Media campaigns management and insights using Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Hootsuite, Buffer, Canva • Proficient in developing Lead Generation and Drip campaigns using Sumo, Clickfunnels, Leadpages, Mailchimp, iContact, Yoast, PayPal, Stripe, Zapier, FB & Google Ads • Proficient in CRM and Payments using Sage ACT!, Zoho, Wave Accounting, PayPal, Stripe, Plasso, Shopify, Square, Dream Payments, Kindful • Basic proficiency in HTML, GIMP, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Infusionsoft • Other competencies includes HDR Photography, Drone Videos, Adobe Premiere Pro, Flowpaper, Trello, G Suite Admin Console, GDPR & CASL compliance
Highlights
- Top 1% in Marketing & Advertising — Ranked #5 of 931 creators
- Top 1% in Canada — Ranked #4 of 425 creators
- Consistent Creator — 38 posts in 30d · top 5%
- High Impact — 732 avg engagements per post · top 5%
Recent posts
Google Stitch vs Claude Which is better? By Viktor Oddy
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*Not All Money Is The Same* Treating all donations as the same kind of money is one of the most expensive mistakes charities make. Some examples of capital structures: - Zakat: has specific legal parameters around who can receive it and for what purpose. - Sadaqah: far more flexible - Reserve capital: gives an organisation stability in a difficult year. - Endowment or waqf capital: generates returns in perpetuity. - Campaign income: often restricted to a single project or appeal. These capital structures are not interchangeable. When zakat is used to fund institutional overhead, for exampl
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How to bid on brand keywords Without overspending: 1. Set brand keywords to broad match Broad gives Google the full universe of brand queries - e.g. misspellings, brand + product, brand + location. These convert at 5-6x non-brand rates. Restricting to exact or phrase match cuts them off. 2. Set bid strategy to target ROAS I typically start brand at 500%. This is the guardrail. If a non-brand query sneaks in through broad match, Google will only bid on it if it can hit 5.0x ROAS. Brand queries hit that easily and will dominate the spend. The algorithm filters out non-brand terms on its own
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