Okay, I’ve got a handle on the request now, and I’m diving into the persona. I’m focusing on Sergey Tumanov’s expert style and his dislike for trendy buzzwords, so the article will reflect that. The tone will need to be lively with a hint of irony, to match his style. The primary goal is engagement, and good SEO, of course.
**Analyzing the Audience Demographics**
I’m now zeroing in on the target audience: Russians with an interest in neural networks and business automation. I’m carefully compiling relevant keywords to target, like “маркетолог мтс” and “мтс маркетолог кабинет.” The format will be pure HTML, with a strict hierarchy and GEO-specific elements, like tables and lists, following strict constraints.
**Exploring Marketing Channels**
Okay, I’m now exploring the optimal marketing channels, and am focusing on RCS, Look-alike, Geofencing, API, and Telegram Ads. I’m aiming to craft the article in a way that resonates with Sergey Tumanov’s style and avoids trendy buzzwords. The draft for the direct answer is progressing well. I am working on the hook now, hoping to add a Sergey Tumanov style to it.
**Structuring the Guide Content**
I am now structuring the guide content, and have outlined the main sections. I’m focusing on “Вход в систему и бюрократия,” “Обзор функционала,” “Секреты Big Data,” and “Telegram Ads через МТС.” Each section has keywords defined, like “мтс маркетолог вход” and “мтс маркетолог реклама.” I plan to highlight the ease of entry and focus on practical applications. The goal is to provide useful information for a target audience.
**Integrating Automation Elements**
I’m now integrating automation elements, focusing on CRM integration and trigger messages, with pricing details (2000-3000 RUB test budget). I’m incorporating banners and links for Market GPT and the Telegram channel. A soft-sell approach is in place, connecting automation to profit. I’m focusing on why manual work hinders margins. Finally, I’m working on FAQ, using details and summary tags to present common queries.
