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Tag: Marketing

Lessons in Value from Weird Al (Yes, that Weird Al)

Hi everyone, welcome to the Paid Search Magic Podcast.

This week we’re talking about Weird Al Yankovic, beloved satirist and pop star. We’ll discuss some of the methods he used to promote his most recent podcast, “Mandatory Fun” – and the parallels between those methods and several important principles surfacing for Digital Marketers.

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How we choose & work with clients (for the good of everyone)

Hi everyone, welcome to this bonus episode of the PSM podcast, 31B

On episode 31, we talked about how you can choose an agency for paid search. In this episode we just wanted to flip the script, and share how we’d answer the questions we gave you, as well as let you know our own checklist we use to consider whether we’d be a good fit for potential clients.

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How to choose a paid search agency (even if this really is your 1st rodeo)

Finding the right Paid Search manager (agency, freelancer, etc) can be intimidating!

Maybe you don’t know what questions to ask. And the questions asked of you are tough, too (“How many campaigns do I need? I thought you’d tell *me* that!“).

And to be totally honest, at a certain point it feels like everyone’s saying the same thing.

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Are you missing out on the YouTube Ads Gold Rush?

The time has never been better to run video ads.

 

You’re listening to the Paid Search Magic Podcast. Your weekly deep dive into Search Engine Marketing, AdWords, client management, and so much more.

This is episode #20, and I am your host, Amy Hebdon.

On today’s episode, we’re going to talk about how to take advantage of this incredible way to reach your audience.

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The Future of Digital Advertising with Matt Maroon

You’re listening to the Paid Search Magic Podcast!

Your weekly deep dive into Search Engine Marketing, AdWords, client management, and so much more.

This is episode #18, and I am your host, Amy Hebdon.

Today I’m very excited to be talking to marketing maven Matt Maroon (how’s that for alliteration?) about how he got started in his data-driven career, and where it’s taken him.

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