Have you ever done any paid advertising? If so, what methods did you use?

What do you mean by Methods? Do you mean bidding strategy? I used: google search ads, youtube ads, Capterra PPC, Quora ads, Twitter ads, Linkedin ads.

Most of the times Facebook and Google Ads

B2B low-code niche: Google Ads, Facebook, Twitter, Bing. We used Google Ads for more than 15 years and it used to work well but was degrading steadily and we had to pull the plug in 2022. Other options still work to some extent. Haven't tried LinkedIn ads yet, going to experiment this year.

Google Ads for sure

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Google Ads, Facebook, Influencer, Linkedin for B2B business. If you want to do demand gen, I suggest explore PR placements also.

I tried Twitter ads. It sucks, only got me some impressions, and not many engagements. total waste of money

Influencers are individuals who carry a lot of weight among your target audience. I recommend influencer marketing

Mostly Facebook, TikTok, Instagram :)

We've done promotions on Tiktok and Insta.

google ads, linkedin ads PPC used mostly time.

I used to do dropshipping and used paid advertising for that. Began with insta influencer posts, and then moved to google ads and facebook. Most important part is testing to see what ads work and which ones don't. Also don't be afraid to use a higher budget, since it leads to getting faster test results.

I haven't done it. Why is it used

I tried Google Ads, Facebook, TikTok, snapchat, ASA, web recommended Google, app recommended Google asa, and shopping recommended Facebook.

Out of home advertising (Billboards, streamers)

We are looking at advertising on online industry specific publications, Google Ads, Linkedin and investigating Google Display Network (awareness and retargeting). I agree with @sanat_mohanty that PR is good - we tried it for press representation. Couple of the suggestions mentioned Facebook which we will now investigate so thanks for the share.

I tried Facebook ads. The results were quite promising.

Yes mostly facebook