Warum fallen alle auf PrepMyMeal rein?

The ready-meal provider PrepMyMeal relies heavily on influencer marketing, including with Inscope21 and Tim Gabel, and is growing rapidly as a result. However, there's also been some criticism of the subscription model. And indeed, it wasn't until I looked more closely that I realized my potential order would have been a recurring subscription. In my video, I analyze PrepMyMeal's marketing strategy—from influencer discount codes to SEO visibility and allocated AI potential. In this context, I also take a look at the numbers of competitors like EveryFoods and HelloFresh. I also show the differences in brand positioning and why HelloFresh, in particular, is far ahead in content marketing. Have you ever used PrepMyMeal or similar providers? Share it in the comments! 🔍 Submit your website now for a free SEO check (advertisement): https://digitaleffects.de/seocheck/ 📊 Test my favorite online marketing tools (advertisement): https://cbs.to/similarweb-testen https://cbs.to/semrush-testen https://cbs.to/sistrix-testen Christian B. Schmidt explains online marketing trends on YouTube using figures and his many years of experience. The founder of the Berlin-based SEO agency Digitaleffects has been optimizing websites since 1998 and advising companies on online marketing since 2005. Learn more about CBS here: https://digitaleffects.de/cbs/ 📑 Table of Contents: 00:00 Influencer Marketing & Discount Codes 00:49 Criticism from ARD Marktcheck 01:24 User Opinions and Criticism 03:53 Target Audience & Marketing Strategy 06:04 Really a Subscription Trap? 07:43 Website analysis & SEO weaknesses 08:34 How successful is PrepMyMeal 10:05 Comparison with direct competitors 11:03 HelloFresh as market leader in comparison #prepmymeal #hellofresh #seodriven