There are only two ways we break a business
People think, “If I just had more leads, then everything would be…” But when more leads show up, new problems do too.
People think, “If I just had more leads, then everything would be…” But when more leads show up, new problems do too.
The boss drives a Bentley to work. What happens? Employees think, “I bring in all the sales. I paid for that."
You should always respond to every review, regardless of the platform. This is true AEO.
I've seen this cycle in the internet space played over and over again.
Some tech companies make a lot of noise about what they are doing. But YouTube is quietly gaining ground.
Because they sell reach as an advertising platform, why would they give it for free when they can convince you to pay for it?
Whether cartoons or ads, magical things are created when geniuses are given complete creative freedom.
The best advice I've received on social media is that you're talking to one fan at a time. It's much more intimate.
We believe in never asking customers how they heard about us, like never and forever.
What if you created more discomfort by doubling your sales leads? How motivated would you be to solve the problem then?
You train your people to deliver the best service that you can provide. But have you optimized the end of the journey?
The strangest belief I see nowadays is, "I love my digital person; can I keep using them" when they don't know what's under the hood.
Google didn't tell anybody when they started feeding everybody's business ads over onto their video game platforms. So the impression count went up, the clicks went up. But they're all useless.
In this presentation, learn how you should model your practice (business) for success? How to ensure you have multiple marketing pillars working generating leads.
A business owner says "I want to show up when someone is looking for a plumber. Shouldn’t we use the “near me” expression because it’s up 500%?" But aggregators that sell leads are dominating the SEO and PPC wars.