Podcasts about business profiles

School marketing and communications with Charlie Maughan, Rita Kilroy and Steph Wicks In this episode, Charlie and Rita are joined by imageseven Marketing Manager — Steph Wicks — to discuss the announcement that Google is removing reviews from school associated Business Profiles. The team talks about how these changes can affect schools and their position in the market. In our Deep Dive, the team breaks down the essential strategies every new school marketer needs to know when stepping into the education industry. Finally, Charlie, Rita and Steph tackle QR codes and where they are appropriate in the context of the education industry and how poor execution can disrupt the entire customer journey.   Episode links: Google to Drop Reviews On School Business Profiles Deciphering the dilemma: The surprising impact of QR code menus on diminishing customer loyalty Got more questions for Charlie and the team? You can ask them via the following: Email: smc@imageseven.com.au Survey: imageseven.typeform.com Here at imageseven, we are always on the lookout for great people to join the team and we have a few opportunities open. To view our available positions or enquire further, head to https://www.imageseven.com.au/work-with-us/

In this episode, we tackle the dilemma many business owners face: networking from a personal Facebook profile versus a business page. We'll discuss the impact of Facebook's evolving algorithm and the pros and cons of each method.   I share a coaching call with my client, Emily, who navigates this exact issue and seeks to balance privacy with effective networking. Get insights on optimizing your Facebook interactions and learn about my coaching program designed to help you grow your business and community engagement successfully.   Happy listening! Sarah   Next Steps: Join the FREE Community: www.sarahbeisel.com/community Grab your FREE Facebook Group Launch Checklist: www.sarahbeisel.com/checklist Contact me: info@sarahbeisel.com   Work with Sarah: Want to know exactly what steps to take to create an engaged Facebook group that makes you money consistently? Join the Profitable Facebook Group Program now! --> www.sarahbeisel.com/program   Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Networking on Facebook 00:13 The Decline of Facebook Business Pages 01:01 Navigating Personal vs. Business Profiles 01:50 Client Coaching Session: Emily's Dilemma 05:29 Strategies for Effective Networking 08:51 Balancing Personal and Business Profiles 12:33 Optimizing Your Facebook Presence 15:08 Contingency Planning for Facebook Groups 16:53 The Role of Facebook Business Pages Today  

Send us a textIn this milestone 200th episode, the NearMemo crew unpacks Google's mounting regulatory woes in Europe, including fresh scrutiny under the Digital Markets Act. Mike breaks down a storm of GBP bugs and business suspensions and ponders the fact that Google is actually admitting to them.. Greg steers the convo into the evolving future of search—where AI, chat interfaces, and user expectations are reshaping everything. From legal battles to UI battles, it's clear: the search landscape is shifting fast.00:00 Celebrating the 200th Episode (sort of)01:23 Europe to Google: Play Fair or Pay Up13:48 Google's GBP Meltdown: Bugs, Delays & Suspensions—Oh My! And They Admit It!21:42 The Future of Search: Bing's Chance, Google's Dilemma, and the Chat UX RevolutionTakeawaysDavid discusses his recent trip to Europe and the implications of the Digital Markets Act (DMA).The DMA aims to create a fairer digital market, particularly regarding Google's self-preferencing practices.There is a lack of awareness among marketers in Europe about the DMA and its potential impact.AI overviews from Google may fall under the DMA's regulations due to their proprietary nature.The conversation highlights the need for businesses to adapt to changes in search interfaces driven by AI.Google's current challenges with Business Profiles are causing significant issues for businesses.Google, in uncharacteristic fashion actually admitted to these problems. Is this a new, more transparent Google or just a temporary change because so much has gone so wrong in such a short time. The hosts discuss the potential for Bing to innovate and capture market share in the evolving search landscape.Marketers should monitor traffic and visibility in AI platforms like ChatGPT and Copilot.The hype around AI in search is significant, but its impact on traffic is still developing.The conversation emphasizes the need for marketers to stay informed and adapt to rapid changes in the digital marketing environment.Subscribe to our newsletters and other content at https://www.nearmedia.co/subscribe/

Joseph Jaffe has never been one to pull punches. A seasoned marketing strategist, author, and business thinker, Jaffe has built a career on challenging conventional wisdom. In a compelling Profiles in Leadership conversation with Jack Myers, Jaffe unflinchingly dives into the fate of corporations, the role of AI, the dangers of fear-based leadership, and why happiness -- not just profit -- should be a priority for organizations.

The American president declared himself a king this week. In the meantime, Meta is laying off thousands of people and deleting a number of old live broadcast recordings. TikTok is restructuring towards laying offs too. Google Reviews and Google Business are fixing bugs while Google's Business Profiles support team is absolutely backlogged. Whoddathunkit but,AIs like ChatGPT and DeepSeek might cheat to win simple games. Google makes the Gemini App the only way to access Google's AI on iOS. Google's Ad-Tech users can now target national security decision makers and people with chronic diseases. Most importantly (besides the king thing), Kevin Indig writes-up a meta-study he did of 19 serious studies of Google AI Overviews in Search Engine Journal in a long but SEO must-read article. Lots of other fun Googley stuff in a fast paced episode unafraid to say, "the king is a fink".Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/webcology/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Fri, 14 Feb 2025 21:37:27 +0000 https://podcast552923.podigee.io/346-new-episode 85141e934e704022bffc362105d1d1b8 In diesem Jahr werden Originalinhalte für Google besonders wichtig sein. Zudem gibt es Anzeichen dafür, dass zumindest manche KI-Bilder in letzter Zeit weniger Suche-Traffic erhalten. Originalinhalte sind schon immer wichtig für den Erfolg in der Google Suche. In diesem Jahr könnte ihre Bedeutung weiter ansteigen - zumindest lässt sich das aus einer Aussage von Gary Illyes herauslesen. Es gibt Beobachtungen, dass Websites mit KI-Bildern in letzter Zeit weniger Traffic aus der Google Bildersuche erhalten. Ist die Produktion von Bildern per KI aus SEO-Sicht problematisch? Google hat zuletzt für manche Business Profiles aufgrund eines Problems weniger Reviews angezeigt. Das Problem soll inzwischen behoben sein. Zumindest einzelne Websites, die zuletzt von Google in Deutschland wegen Site Reputation Abuse mit einer manuellen Maßnahme belegt worden waren, sind wieder in die Suchergebnisse zurückgekehrt. Nach einer aktuellen Studie erhalten manche Websites schon mehr Traffic aus ChatGPT als von Google. full In diesem Jahr werden Originalinhalte für Google besonders wichtig sein. Zudem gibt es Anzeichen dafür, dass zumindest manche KI-Bilder in letzter Zeit weniger Suche-Traffic erhalten. no

Melissa Stiles from Storage Asset Management brings her expertise managing marketing for over 600 self storage locations to the group as we dive into digital marketing. What tactics work for lease up, large stores, small stores, or stable properties? When is it time to change things up? What should your budget look like? We explore social media, Google Ads, Analytics, Business Profiles, and competing with other operators in your market. Plus, we reveal the most underutilized marketing tactic in self storage. This is a re-broadcast of the 11/21 webinar. Guest: Melissa Stiles, Storage Asset Management  Hosts: Tommy Nguyen & Melissa Huff Brought to you by the teams at StoragePug and Lighthouse Storage Solutions

Send us a textHow Individual Hotels Can Win in EU Search: Our research on hotel searches in Europe, revealed that Booking.com dominated user clicks, especially through ads, while Google's Hotel Finder and Business Profiles saw significantly fewer interactions. One surprising discovery was the prominent role of ads, with over 50% of mobile clicks going to ads, particularly Booking.com.We explore how Google's algorithm and ad strategies favor aggregators like Booking, rather than individual hotel brands, who do however have an ad opportunity with the new(ish) carousel ad and the Google Business Profiles for visibility. While Booking.com often dominates ad spots, the landing pages sometimes confuse users by showing lists of hotels instead of the specific property clicked from within the Google Hotel Finder.Google Updated Spam Guidelines: Helpful or FUD?We discuss Google's recently updated spam guidelines for web search. The new policy defines spam as content designed to deceive users OR manipulate Google's search systems for higher rankings. While the term “deceive users” is clear, the use of “manipulate,” could be interpreted broadly to include legitimate SEO practices aimed at improving visibility.How should businesses and agencies react when dealing with Google spam guidance? Google has a history of FUD. Both groups should be aware of the risks of pushing the limits of SEO. If you're focused on providing real value to users, the risk of penalties remains low, but it's critical to stay aware of evolving rules.When & What are we likely to see in the Yelp antitrust case against Google? The Yelp case accusing Google of unfair business practices, specifically using its dominance in local search to disadvantage competitors like Yelp could provide plenty of insights which may uncover data related to Google's local search algorithms.Yelp argues that Google's local search and local ads operate as separate markets, using a unique algorithm and data set. However, like the Epic Games case against Google, it could take as long as three years for the case to actually go to trial and several more years to explore penalties and file appeals. That being this case could impact future legislation, especially in light of the EU's Digital Markets Act and its approach to regulating tech giants like Google.  The Near Memo is a weekly conversation about Search, Social, and Commerce: What happened, why it matters, and the implications for local businesses and national brands.Ep 176Subscribe to our 3x per week newsletter at https://www.nearmedia.co/subscribe/

This week on the Expert Voices podcast, Randy Wootton, CEO of Maxio, speaks with Alex Shartsis, a seasoned expert in go-to-market strategy and execution for early-stage companies. Alex shares his extensive experience working with startups, highlighting crucial aspects such as hiring the right talent, setting realistic goals, and managing investor expectations. Randy and Alex discuss the significance of hiring competent sales leaders, the importance of revenue operations, and strategies for maintaining honest communication with investors. Listen as Alex shares valuable insights for technical founders navigating the complexities of scaling their businesses from seed to Series A and beyond.Quotes“I think that the thing that people forget is that there are people out there looking for jobs at startups, that are excited about that journey and want to go on that journey from the beginning. If you find the right person with the right mix of skills and who is looking for that, whatever problem you're solving will appeal to them. And you'll be able to recruit them against a Google, or a Facebook, or a Series B, or Series C company, because they want the added responsibility and they want to have a bigger impact than they would at a later stage company.” -Alex Shartsis [09:52]“The way I work with people on it is to really break things into smaller problems and turn it more into an engineering problem. Let's break this into its component parts, run two or three experiments, not all of them, not throw the whole thing out and do it all over again, but figure out what key areas we think are most broken and try and fix those, and maybe that unlocks the system functioning properly again. I mean, I think that's a way to run a business, you're just constantly innovating and making things a little bit better each day.” -Alex Shartsis [32:49]Expert Takeaways Hiring the Right Talent: Emphasize the necessity of engaging with customers firsthand before hiring sales personnel, and ensure the process of hiring is meticulous and involves checking references comprehensively.Set Realistic Goals: Founders should anchor their strategies in achievable goals and revise them based on the data collected over time to maintain credibility.Be Honest and Transparent: Keeping investors in the loop with realistic projections and being transparent about the progress helps build and maintain trust.Avoid Catastrophizing: Break down problems into smaller, manageable tasks rather than perceiving them as insurmountable challenges.Importance of Revenue Operations: Implementing robust revenue operations early on can streamline processes, prevent revenue leakage, and support scalable growth.Timestamps(00:04) Navigating Go-To-Market Strategies for Early-Stage SaaS Companies(03:44) Hiring the Right Salesperson for Early-Stage Startups(07:33) Challenges and Strategies for Hiring Early Stage Sales Talent(12:03) Hiring the Right Salesperson for Early-Stage Companies(18:39) Effective Sales Management and Early Stage Expectations(20:12) Realistic Goal Setting for Early Stage Founders(23:31) Sales Velocity and Its Impact on Business Profiles(24:05) The Importance of Trust and Long-Term Relationships in Venture Capital(30:03) Strategies for Founders to Overcome Challenges and Scale Effectively(35:16) The Importance of Revenue Operations and Automation for Startups(42:00) Importance of CAC Payback for Efficient Growth in Startups(47:18) Influential Entrepreneurs and Their Unique Approaches to Business...

Exploring Google Business Profiles with Norm Farrar Introduction to Google Business Profile In this insightful episode of Seller Sessions, host Danny McMillan welcomes Norm Farrar, a seasoned entrepreneur and host of Lunch with Norm, to delve into the world of Google Business Profiles (GBP). Farrar shares his vast experience and knowledge, offering valuable insights for businesses looking to leverage GBP for enhanced visibility and growth. Key Insights from Norm Farrar Understanding Google Business Profile: GBP, previously known as Google My Business, is a platform for managing online presence. It's not just for local SEO or brick-and-mortar businesses; brands can benefit significantly. Only a tiny fraction of eligible businesses utilize GBP effectively. Utilizing GBP for Brand Visibility: Businesses can geo-target regions, cities, or even countries. Instant indexing on Google when using GBP. Key strategy: Regularly update GBP with relevant information and promotions. Integration with Other Google Services: GBP integrates seamlessly with Google Analytics, offering detailed insights. Utilizing Google Sheets for daily updates can significantly boost SEO rankings. Encouraging user reviews through GBP can enhance credibility and visibility. Maximizing the Impact of GBP: Consistent updates are crucial; a stagnant profile is ineffective. Use of Google Sheets for dynamic content changes. Incorporating various types of content (images, offers, events) for engagement. The Importance of Reviews and User-Generated Content: Aim for at least 20-25 reviews for credibility. Encourage user-generated content for authenticity and engagement. Utilize contests and promotions to generate interest and participation. Leveraging GBP for E-commerce: Link GBP with e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Walmart, and Shopify. Use GBP for promoting specific products, offers, and events. Strategic Updates and Content Posting: Regular updates are essential; however, avoid over-posting to maintain authenticity. Balance between informative posts and promotional content. Event-Based Marketing Through GBP: Creating events on GBP can drive more traffic and engagement. Use events for product launches, special promotions, and seasonal sales. Real-world Examples and Success Stories: Farrar shares examples of businesses that have significantly benefited from using GBP strategically. Tips for Effective GBP Management: Ensure all relevant fields are filled with updated information. Regularly update hours, especially during holidays, to avoid showing as closed. Summary and Round-Up Norm Farrar's discussion with Danny McMillan on Seller Sessions provides invaluable insights into the effective use of Google Business Profiles for enhancing brand visibility and engagement. The strategic use of GBP, integrating with Google's array of tools, and focusing on user-generated content and reviews can significantly impact a brand's online presence and SEO performance. This episode is a must-listen for businesses and entrepreneurs looking to leverage GBP for their growth and online marketing strategies. Seller Sessions Live May 11, 2024 Grab tickets – https://sellersessions.com/live2024/ Brought to you by: Databrill Exhibitors Include: Uncapped, Getida, VAA, AVASK. Ecom Brokers, Kata Logistics, Data Dive Tools, Mint Accounting, MultiplyMii, Zignify, and Ecomcy. P.S. Interested in Sponsoring? Get in touch. Michele Venton: "The first of its kind!” Steve Consalvi: "Best seller event so far!" James Cissel: "Insightful and actionable.”

This guide from Local SEO Tips helps you to create a strong Google My Business (GMB) profile - so you can stand out, rank higher, and drive more sales! Find out more at: https://localseotip.com/ Local SEO Tips City: New York Address: 60 W 23rd St Website https://localseotip.com/ Phone +1 877 675 4340 Email scott.hall@betteronlineinfo.com

SEO for Creative Business OwnersEpisode 82: Fixing Issues with Google Business Profiles Highlights from this episode...[1:07] Google Un-Verification[3:05] New Social Media Options in Google Business Profiles[5:39] The Good and Bad of Google Business Profile Issues [5:57] Advice when your Google Profile is suspended, unverified, etc.[6:35] Why Boudoir Photographers Might be TargetedManage social media links on Google Business Profiles- https://support.google.com/business/answer/13580646Fix suspended & disabled Google Business Profiles- https://support.google.com/business/topic/11497816 CONNECT… www.MeredithsHusband.com/start

This week we covered a possible Google algorithm updater yesterday and today. We also covered how the new Google Search Generative Experience now can show both links to sources and videos in the answer snapshots. Google SGE also has these new “from Google” cards in the answers...

For most dentists, local SEO and Google Business Profiles drive a significant percentage of new patients.  After all, think about it: The first thing we do when we want to go to a new doctor or try a new restaurant is… search for them on Google! Having a good online presence through Google Business profiles and using local SEO best practices is a great way to attract more patients. No one knows this more than this week's guest, the amazing Colan Nielsen. Colan is a local SEO expert with whom I've worked several times when I was still practicing dentistry. The marketing agency he works with, Sterling Sky Inc, is one of the best around and, suffice to say, it is taking the world by storm. Today, Colan and I will discuss how to maximize your new patient growth using local SEO tactics and tools. Are you ready? Let's dive in.   Key Takeaways:  Introduction (00:00) The big issues in local search ranking (02:23) How important are reviews? (12:36) Let's talk about practitioner listings (14:43) Let's talk more about reviews (21:34) The best local SEO tools (29:48) More about Sterling Sky Inc (35:30)   Additional Resources: Follow Sterling Sky Inc on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sterlingskyinc/ Follow Sterling Sky Inc on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SterlingSkyInc Connect with Colan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colan-nielsen-377a3b36/ Follow Colan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colannielsen/ --- Are you ready to take your dental business to the next level? Register for my live event today at: https://superchargeyourdentalpractice.com/ *** Use the promo code "RAVING" to get $100 off! --- Learn proven dental marketing strategies and online reputation management techniques at: https://www.drlentau.com This podcast is sponsored by Dental Intelligence. Learn more at: https://www.dentalintel.com/ This podcast is sponsored by The Doc Sites, the leading provider of websites and online marketing for dentists. Find out more at: https://www.docsites.com/ Raving Patients Podcast is your go-to place for the latest and best dental marketing strategies that will help you skyrocket your practice. Follow us for more!

Episode 166 contains the notable Digital Marketing News and Updates from the week of June 19 - 23, 2023. And the show notes for this episode was generated using generative AI. And like always, I curated the articles for the show.1. YouTube's New Thumbnail A/B Testing Tool - YouTube has launched a new thumbnail A/B testing tool that allows creators to test different variations of their thumbnail images to see which one performs best. The tool is currently in live testing with a small group of creators, but it is expected to be rolled out to more creators in the coming months.The thumbnail A/B testing tool is a valuable addition to YouTube's creator toolkit. By testing different thumbnail images, creators can ensure that they are using the most effective thumbnail to attract viewers and maximize their video views.2. TikTok Expands TikTok Shops to All Businesses In The US, UK, Canada, and France - TikTok is expanding access to its TikTok Shops eCommerce program to all businesses in the US, UK, Canada, and France. The program allows businesses to sell products directly through TikTok, and it has been growing rapidly in popularity. In the first quarter of 2023, TikTok Shops generated over $1 billion in GMV.To join the TikTok Shops program, businesses need to have a TikTok account and a Shopify or Ecwid store. Once they are approved, they can start adding products to their TikTok Shop and linking their product catalog to TikTok. Businesses can then tag products in their videos and create shopping posts that allow users to purchase products directly from TikTok.The expansion of TikTok Shops to all businesses in these four countries is a major step for the platform. It will allow more businesses to reach a wider audience and sell more products through TikTok. This is likely to further boost the growth of TikTok Shops in the coming months and years.3. Instagram Now Lets You Download Public Reels! - Instagram is now rolling out the ability for users to download publicly posted Reels content to their camera roll. This means that users can now save Reels to their devices for offline viewing, sharing, or editing. To download a Reel, simply tap on the share icon and then select the "Download" option.There are a few limitations to this feature. First, only Reels from public accounts can be downloaded. Second, creators can opt out of enabling downloads of their content in their Account Settings. Finally, some users have reported audio issues with some Reels content, which could be linked to Meta's music licensing agreements.Overall, this is a welcome addition to Instagram that will give users more flexibility with how they interact with Reels content. It will also make it easier for users to share Reels with others, even if they don't have Instagram.4. LinkedIn's New AI Image Detector Catches 99% of Fake Profiles - LinkedIn has developed a new AI image detector that has a 99% success rate in catching fake profile photos. The detector uses a variety of techniques to identify fake images, including analyzing the image's pixels, comparing it to other images in its database, and looking for inconsistencies in the image's metadata.The advent of AI-generated profile images has made it easier to create fake LinkedIn profiles, which has exacerbated an already huge problem. In the first half of 2022, LinkedIn detected and removed 21 million fake accounts.Anecdotal evidence suggests that LinkedIn's AI image detector is working well. An affiliate marketer who deployed fake LinkedIn profiles said that their success rate dropped significantly after LinkedIn implemented the new detector.5. Meta Expands Reels Ads To Instagram And Tests AI Features - Meta is expanding Reels ads to Instagram and testing AI features to boost engagement and broaden advertiser reach. Previously, Reels ads were only available on Facebook. Now, advertisers can run ads between Reels on Instagram, expanding beyond Facebook. Meta is also introducing app promotion ads to Reels to boost app downloads. Additionally, Meta is testing AI to optimize music in single-image Reels ads, aiming for better viewer engagement.6. Meta's New Speech-to-Text Translation Tool Can Translate Text into Audio in 6 Languages - Meta has announced a new AI system called Voicebox that can translate text to audio in a variety of styles and voices. The system is based on a new method called Flow Matching, which allows it to synthesize speech with fewer learning and processing requirements than other similar systems.Voicebox can translate text into audio in six languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese. It can also perform noise removal, edit content, and transfer audio style.The system is still under development, but Meta plans to make it available to developers in the future.7. GA4 Update: Now You Can Control Conversion Credit - Google Analytics 4 has added a new feature that allows you to select which channels are eligible to receive conversion credit for web conversions shared with Google Ads. This means that you can now choose to give credit to organic and paid channels, even if the last non-direct click was not from a Google ad.This new feature can help you to get a more accurate picture of the impact of your marketing campaigns. For example, if you're running a paid campaign and you see that organic traffic is also converting, you can now give credit to both channels. This will help you to allocate your budget more effectively and improve your ROI.8. Google Sues Rank and Rent Marketer: What You Need to Know - Google is suing an online marketer for violating its terms of service and for engaging in activities that mislead users and violate both federal and state laws. The marketer, who was a member of a public Facebook group called "Rank and Rent – GMB Strategy & Domination," is accused of creating fake businesses and fake websites, and then associating them with Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone numbers whose area codes correspond to the fake businesses' supposed locations. Google alleges that the marketer has been associated with over 350 fake Business Profiles listings since mid-2021.9. Google Launches New INP Report in Search Console to Help you Prepare for FID to INP Transition - Google has launched a new report in Google Search Console to help site owners prepare for the upcoming change of First Input Delay (FID) to Interaction to Next Paint (INP) as a Core Web Vital metric. The report, which can be accessed by clicking this link and selecting a property, shows how well your site performs with the INP metric.INP is a measure of how long it takes for a user to be able to interact with a page after it has loaded. It is a more accurate measure of user experience than FID, as it takes into account the time it takes for the browser to paint the first content on the page as well as the time it takes for the user to be able to interact with that content.The INP report in Google Search Console shows the following data for each page on your site: The average INP for the page The percentage of users who experienced an INP of 100 milliseconds or less The percentage of users who experienced an INP of 300 milliseconds or less Google has not yet announced a specific date for the FID to INP transition, but it is expected to happen in March 2024. By using the INP report in Google Search Console, you can start preparing your site for the change and ensure that your users have a good experience. 10. Google Postpones Data-Driven Attribution Switch: What You Need to Know - Google has postponed the switch to data-driven attribution in Google Ads from June to mid-July 2023. This means that first click, linear, time decay, and position-based attribution models will still be available for new conversion actions until mid-July. However, once the switch is made, these models will be removed from all Google Ads reporting. Advertisers who want to continue using these models will have to manually switch to them.The reason for the postponement is that Google wants to give advertisers more time to prepare for the switch. Data-driven attribution is a more complex model than the other attribution models, and it requires more data. Google wants to make sure that advertisers have enough data to get accurate results from data-driven attribution.11. Google Ads Now Lets You Track Store Sales and Optimize Your Bids -  Google has announced that store sales reporting and bidding are now available across Performance Max campaigns within Google Ads. This means advertisers can measure total sales wherever customers prefer to shop and optimize their bids for in-store revenue.To use this feature, you'll need to upload and match your transaction data from your business to Google. Once you've done that, you'll be able to see how your ads translate into offline purchases.Store sales reporting and bidding offer a number of benefits for businesses, including: The ability to measure the true value of your ads in terms of in-store sales The ability to optimize your bids for in-store revenue The ability to gain insights into how your ads are driving offline purchases If you're using Performance Max campaigns, I encourage you to take advantage of this new feature. It's a great way to track the impact of your ads on your offline sales and optimize your bids for maximum results.12. Google's John Mueller Warns: Custom Elements in Head Can Hurt SEO - Google's John Mueller has advised against using custom elements in the head of a web page. Custom elements are HTML tags that are not part of the standard HTML specification. They can be used to add new functionality to web pages, but they can also disrupt how Google renders and indexes pages.Mueller's warning comes after a user on Twitter asked him if it was technically valid to have a custom element in the document head. Mueller responded that using custom elements in the likely breaks page rendering in Google Search. This is because Google's crawlers may not recognize custom elements, which could lead to the page being indexed incorrectly or not at all.As an alternative to custom elements, Mueller recommends using JSON-LD tags. JSON-LD is a lightweight markup language that can be used to add structured data to web pages. This data can be used by Google to better understand the content of a page, which can improve its ranking in search results.13. Your Homepage is Not Indexed? Fix It With These 3 Steps! - Google's John Mueller explained in a recent Twitter thread that there are a few reasons why a homepage might not be indexed by Google. These reasons include: The homepage may not be linked to from any other pages on the site. The homepage may have been blocked from crawling by robots.txt or a meta robots tag. The homepage may contain errors that prevent Googlebot from crawling it successfully. The homepage may not have enough content to be indexed. Mueller also said that the crawl budget, which is the amount of time and resources that Googlebot has available to crawl websites, is not usually a factor in why homepages are not indexed. However, if a site has a large number of pages, the crawl budget could become a limiting factor.To fix a homepage that is not indexed, you can try the following: Add links to the homepage from other pages on the site. Remove any robots.txt or meta robots tags that are blocking the homepage from being crawled. Fix any errors that are preventing Googlebot from crawling the homepage successfully. Add more content to the homepage. If you are still having trouble getting your homepage indexed, you can use Google Search Console to troubleshoot the issue.14. Launch a New Domain Before Migrating Content to Reduce SEO Risk - Google's John Mueller says it can be beneficial to launch a new domain before migrating your site to it. This can help to reduce some of the risks associated with migration, both internal and external. For example, if you launch the new domain and start building links to it, this can help to establish its authority before you start migrating your content. Additionally, if there are any problems with the migration, you can still keep your old domain up and running while you troubleshoot.Here are some of the benefits of launching a new domain before migrating your site: It can help to reduce the risk of losing traffic during the migration. It can help to build up the authority of the new domain before you start migrating your content. It gives you a chance to test out the new domain and make sure it is working properly. 15. Google's Gary Illyes: Don't Use AI for SEO - Google's Gary Illyes recently warned SEOs against using large language models (LLMs) and artificial intelligence (AI) to diagnose SEO issues. He said that these tools are not yet sophisticated enough to provide accurate insights into the complex factors that affect search rankings. Instead, Illyes recommends using traditional SEO methods, such as manual analysis of site data and search console reports.16. Google Ads is Phasing Out DSAs: Are You Ready for PMax? - Google Ads is asking advertisers to "upgrade" from dynamic search ads (DSAs) to Performance Max (PMax) campaigns. This is because Google is gradually phasing out DSAs in favor of PMax, which is a more sophisticated campaign type that can reach a wider audience and generate more conversions.When you upgrade your DSA campaign to PMax, your existing assets, settings, and budget will be used to create a new PMax campaign. You can then continue to optimize your PMax campaign as you would any other Google Ads campaign.Some PPC experts believe that this is the beginning of the end for DSAs, and that Google will eventually force everyone to switch to PMax. If you're currently running DSA campaigns, it's a good idea to start planning your transition to PMax now.17. Microsoft Ads Renames Platforms and Integrates AI - Microsoft is renaming several of its advertising platforms and integrating AI into its ad platforms to help advertisers automate campaign creation and improve campaign management efficiencies. The name changes include: Microsoft Advertising becomes Microsoft Ads Xandr becomes Microsoft Audience Network PromoteIQ becomes Microsoft Retail Media Microsoft is also adding AI-powered predictive targeting to its ad platform. This will allow advertisers to target their ads more effectively to potential customers.18.  Microsoft Launches AI-Powered Advertising Tool That Can Help You Increase Your Conversion Rates - Microsoft has announced the launch of Predictive Targeting, an artificial intelligence-powered advertising tool that uses machine learning to help advertisers reach new, receptive audiences and drive higher conversion rates. Predictive Targeting is now available to all advertisers on the Microsoft Audience Network.The tool uses a variety of data points, including website traffic, search history, and social media activity, to create a profile of each user. This profile is then used to predict which ads are most likely to be clicked on by each user.Predictive Targeting is available through Microsoft's Advertising Platform, and it can be used to target ads across a variety of channels, including search, display, and video.  For more information on Microsoft's predictive targeting feature, read its complete guide here.

Episode 165 contains the notable Digital Marketing News and Updates from the week of June 12 - 16, 2023. And the show notes for this episode was generated using generative AI. And like always, I curated the articles for the show.1. LinkedIn Removes Carousel Posts, Profile Videos, and In-Image Links - LinkedIn is removing native carousel posts, profile videos, and the ability to embed clickable links within the image or video of your posts. These changes will take effect on June 26, 2023.Carousel posts were introduced in July 2022, but they never really caught on with users. Profile videos were added in 2021, but they also failed to gain traction. The ability to embed clickable links in images and videos was a more popular feature, but LinkedIn says that it is being removed because it is not being used as much as other features.LinkedIn says that it is making these changes in order to "focus on the features that our members use the most." The company says that it will continue to evaluate its features and make changes as needed.2. Instagram Broadcast Channels Are Here!: A New Way to Connect with Your Audience - Instagram Broadcast Channels are now available worldwide. Creators can use Broadcast Channels to send one-way messages to their followers with text, photos, videos, polls, and voice messages. Broadcast Channels are only available in the Instagram app. Instagram is testing experimental features for Broadcast Channels, including question prompts, a dedicated tab in the inbox, collaborators, expiration dates and times, content moderators, and preview links.3. TikTok Launches AI Ad Script Generator: How to Use It and What to Watch Out For -  TikTok has launched a new AI tool that can create scripts for ads in a matter of seconds. The Script Generator is available to all TikTok Creative Center users with a desktop TikTok for Business account. Advertisers simply have to enter in some basic information about the services or products they're offering, and the tool will generate various video scripts with hooks, scenes, calls to action, and visual/audio cues.The Script Generator is a free tool, and advertisers can run their enquiry as many times as they like. However, it's important to note that there is a risk of inaccurate information being published when using AI-generated content. TikTok has warned digital marketers that they shouldn't rely solely on AI-generated scripts, and that they are solely responsible for ensuring that the content is accurate and complies with applicable laws and regulations.4. Google's New Search Spam Report Form: How to Help Keep Search Results Clean - Google has updated its search spam report form to include more types of feedback, such as spam, paid links, malicious behavior, low quality, and other search quality issues. To submit a spam report, simply visit the Google Search spam report form and fill out the required information. You can also submit feedback in bulk by clicking the "Bulk Submission" button.  This new form is a great way to help Google keep its search results spam-free. If you see any spam on Google, please take a moment to submit a report.5. Google Sues Scammers for Creating Fake Businesses and Reviews - Google has filed a lawsuit against a group of scammers who created fake businesses and fake reviews on Google Maps and Business Profiles. The scammers allegedly created over 350 fraudulent Business Profiles and over 14,000 fake reviews. Google is seeking to stop the scammers from continuing their illegal activities and to recover damages.6. Google Merchant Center Updates: What You Need to Know -  Google has updated its Merchant Center product data specification, with some changes taking effect immediately and others rolling out over the next few months. The most notable changes include: Expanding the list of countries where shipping cost is required using the shipping [shipping] attribute or through account shipping settings and enforced to additional countries. Offers without shipping cost will now be disapproved. Per Google, Shipping cost is one of the most common reasons for customers to abandon their shopping choices, so offering accurate information can help the performance of your ads and free listings. Shipping cost is recommended in all countries, but only required for certain countries. This policy is in effect as of June 15, 2023. Introducing a new certification attribute to describe product certifications, such as energy efficiency ratings. The certification [certification] attribute is used to describe certifications like energy efficiency ratings, and will allow for compliance with updated EU energy efficiency labeling regulation for products covered by rescaled EU energy labels. Learn more about the certification certification [certification]. This policy is in effect as of June 15, 2023. Previously, the quantity [quantity] attribute was required and the availability [availability] attribute was optional for local inventory feeds.  To simplify setup, they're making the availability [availability] attribute required and quantity [quantity] optional. Google will begin warning merchants who don't use the availability [availability] attribute in their local inventory feeds. Availability required instead of the quantity for local inventory ads and free local listings. This policy is in effect as of June 15, 2023. Clarifying the guidance for unique product identifiers. If your landing page has multiple prices, such as price for other variants, original currency, or promotional prices, they require the additional prices to be clearly differentiable from the advertised base price. For example, if you show the base price and a members-only price on your landing page, then it should be clear to the user which price is the advertised base price and which price is for members-only. This policy is in effect as of June 15, 2023. Expiration date [expiration_date] : Starting July 18, 2023, you can use the expiration date [expiration_date] attribute to stop showing a product on a specific date. For example, you can use this attribute for limited stock or seasonal products Beginning September 1, 2023, products that misuse out_of_stock availability will be disapproved. The availability [availability] attribute tells users whether or not a product you've listed is in stock, and should accurately represent the state of your product. Previously, the availability [availability] attribute could be used to pause and unpause ads from showing on Google. Instead, you should now use the pause [pause] attribute, which was introduced last year, to temporarily stop products from showing. If you are listing your products on Google Shopping then you  should review your product data feeds to ensure that they are compliant with the new specifications. Failure to comply could result in product disapprovals or other penalties. If you need help then reach out to us.

This week, we had yet another pretty hot and unconfirmed Google search ranking update in the middle of the week. Google finally launched that perspectives filter in the mobile US search results. Google updated its Search Generative Experience...

A well-established Google Business Profiles (GBP) is essential to helping small businesses increase online visibility, enhance credibility, facilitate engagement, and provide local SEO benefits to attract and retain customers.In this episode of the Just Off Glen podcast, Amy Toman dives into the key elements that make up a comprehensive Google Business Profile.From choosing the correct categories to leveraging customer reviews to build trust and attract new customers, Amy shares some best practices to help you optimize your GBP for maximum effectiveness.A Private Office Membership at WorkSmart offers everything you need to establish an effective Google Business Profile to attract and retain more clients! Book your tour today and begin increasing your sales. Connect & Learn More:Amy Toman is an accomplished Platinum Google Product Expert and Digital Consultant passionate about helping businesses optimize their online presence and drive growth through effective management of their Google Business Profiles. Her expertise and dedication have made her a trusted resource in the field of digital marketing.Email Amy Toman at amy@amtdigitalconsultants.comConnect On LinkedInJust Off Glen is recorded in the WorkSmart Coworking and Meeting Space podcast studio and produced by Black Mountain Visuals in Glens Falls, NY. Don't work alone! WorkSmart provides a ready-to-be-productive space with a supportive community to help YOU do your best work. Book a tour today! Register here for WorkSmart's Summer Workshop Series.

Bing isn't a Google killer but it is important for a number of other reasons:  Bing's inclusion of ChatGPT has positioned Microsoft to take over the search conversation even if it doesn't unseat Google. Bing has done a thoughtful job of integrating chat into search but it remains awkwards and still lacks significant value to the search experience. This is particularly true with local searches. Yelps' remote work report likely indicates declining Yelp market share:  Yelp used the relative increase of rural searches to indicate that users had moved to rural areas. These low volume searches showing an increase is better explained by Yelp's declining market share in the urban centers.  How to deal with fake review attacks at Google:  Google recently announced that they would filter fewer Local guide reviews. This appears to have led to an increase in fake review attacks. We detail the many arcane steps to increase the likelihood of fake review attacks being taken down. The Near Memo is a weekly conversation about Search, Social, and Commerce: What happened, why it matters, and the implications for local businesses and national brands.near memo ep 103Subscribe to our 3x per week newsletter at https://www.nearmedia.co/subscribe/

Join Small Business Consultant, Robin Walker in episode 80, as she interviews Sherry Bonelli, a Google My Business Platinum Product Expert, owner of Early Bird Digital Marketing, and an SEO Professional Digital Marketer for over 20 years. Sherry shares her expertise about the do’s and don’ts for Google Business Profiles (formerly Google My Business), specifically […] The post 80: Google Business Profiles To Get More Clicks, Calls and Customers with Sherry Bonelli appeared first on Women's Business Workshop Robin Walker.

Would you like to take your business to another level with Google my business? This episode is for you! In this episode, I share five hidden secrets in Google Business profiles that will have you take your business a notch higher.  Grab your notebook and pen. You'll need to take notes. Download your FREE guide to the 6 Marketing Musts Guaranteed to Get You More Customers! https://www.tdm-marketing.com/6-marketing-musts Subscribe and Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts so we can reach and help more mom business owners! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-determined-mom-show/id1463838272

You may have noticed that lately Google Business Profiles have been getting suspended for seemingly no reason causing a lot of frustration to everyone affected. Well finally Google announced that the reason the suspensions have been happening so frequently, and in this short clip I explain why its happening and what to do if it happened to you.

As internet users, SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, is something that we interact with everyday whether we realize it or not. For healthcare providers, it's a low-cost way to help reach more people, and ensure you show up in Google searches when they are trying to find care. No one knows this better than today's guest, Suzie Schmitt, a Senior Digital Producer at Hedy and Hopp. Suzie discusses how important it is to use terms that patients would use when searching, which may often not be the same terms doctors would use. She talks about the differences between desktop and mobile optimization, the advantages of using Google My Business, and how to best set it up to get zero-click conversions coming directly to you. For healthcare providers Suzie explains just how granular to get with your listing so that patients can have enough information at a first glance, and just how important ratings and reviews can be. Finally, Suzie explains which areas of SEO to focus on for providers that are just getting started with their search engine visibility. If you're ready to reach more patients, today's episode is a must listen! Connect with Jenny: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennybristow/ Connect with Suzie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzie-schmitt/

Starting to drive brand awareness for your business and startup is something that you may naturally want to do once you get started. Building your brand helps drive brand awareness that helps with recruiting, investor relations, business development and sales. So what are some easy building blocks of scoring media coverage. We'll getting your business profile published could be a good starting point. Here's what you need to know before getting your profile published.Remember to like, share and follow for the next episode release.  Check out our website for additional details to see how we can help you with your next PR project. Support the show

To discuss local customer reviews and dealing with fake reviews, Jim Boykin, founder and CEO of Internet Marketing Ninjas, and Ann Smarty, IMN's analyst, were joined by Ben Fisher, Google's trusted Business Profile Product Expert. Subscribe to our blog to catch more SEO shows!

Save the date! Join us for an exciting workshop on August 11th all about using Google My Business to get found by potential customers! We'll take a deep dive into how to set up your Google My Business (or GMB for short) so that it can drive customers to your website, phone, or location. Learn how to choose keywords, use them in your profile, pick the right business category, handle reviews (both positive and negative), and more. Not only can your GMB boost your position in search results, but it can also be an excellent tool in helping potential customers decide to get in touch with you. Often, your GMB is the first interaction people have with your business, so you'll want to make sure the information on it is clear, concise, accurate, and helpful. Featured speaker, Dallin Cooper has over seven years of experience in digital marketing for businesses of all sizes and industries. He's helped a wide variety of businesses from local restaurants to large-scale retailers and enjoys sharing his insights about what works and what doesn't. He'll work one-on-one with workshop attendees to help them use their GMB as an effective tool in growing a thriving business. Water, tea, lemonade and cookies will be served. For more information and to RSVP, click here. When: August 11th, 5:30-7 pmWhere: atWork Coworking, 2255 Brunton Court, Suite A The Bootstrap Collaborative is a joint effort between County 10, Central Wyoming College, and Makerspace 307. Its intention is to help new and existing businesses and entrepreneurs succeed and prosper while providing events and networking. Learn more by listening to the County 10 Podcast, What is the Bootstrap Collaborative and how do we take part in the Encore Events? Will Hill, owner of County 10 and collaborator, tells us more.

The funny thing is that many businesses are paying for Google ads but not taking advantage of the free advertising space in their Google Business profiles. In this Expert Insight Interview, we welcome Darren Shaw, the founder of Whitespark.

This week on Sociall.in's social media and digital marketing podcast we're talking about Amazon's Alexa imitating your dead relative, Google adding a new attribute to Business Profiles, and Twitter's Notes Feature.

How to sell more cars, retain more customers, and boost your dealership's service revenue with Google Business Profiles for car dealers. If Facebook is the 800 pound gorilla of marketing for car dealers, Google Business Profiles are the zoo. #HowToSellMoreCars @MiketheCarGuy1 Click to Tweet A while back, Mike Correra from FUSE, Eric Hall from Classic […] The post Google Business Profiles for Car Dealers appeared first on .

In today's episode we're answering your questions and talking about Google and your profile. Things are changing again, so we've got a couple of questions about your Google Business Profile, or what used to be called Google My Business, and what you need to know. Find out more at DelosInc.com/episode241.

Local SEO covers 46% of all search traffic. How to optimize for local SEO? Greg Gifford shares his valuable insights. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know the answers to the following questions: What is the main difference between local and generic SEO? How to create content for local SEO? Which mistakes are…

In this episode of the Ecwid Ecommerce Show, we talk to ​​Ash Krishnaswamy, the founder of Forge. Forge is an agency that works exclusively with early-stage consumer brands to help them launch and grow their businesses. TikTok vs. Paid Ads A lot of direct-to-consumer brands start to promote their business using Facebook, Instagram, or Google ads. Ash believes that's far too expensive for small businesses and probably not the best way to learn more about your consumers.  Instead, Ash advises using TikTok. You can educate potential consumers on your business and promote your products with virtually zero followers. Your videos should highlight the value propositions of your company. You can use TikTok to test (for free!) what kind of content works best for converting viewers into customers.  Training the TikTok Algorithm When you first get on the platform, you must signal to TikTok that you are an account that makes content around a specific category. To do that, you want to use hashtags distinct to your kind of product. Otherwise, TikTok may accidentally show your specialized content to people who are not your target audience.  Authenticity on TikTok A hesitation that a lot of brands and brand owners have is that it's too much work to create TikTok videos. If you haven't spent much time on the platform, spend your first week just browsing the content. Get a sense of what native content feels like on TikTok. Then start making videos. The content that works really well is raw and unpolished. Personal vs. Business Profiles on TikTok The upside of having a business account is that you receive detailed analytics on how your business is performing.  Personal profiles have more creative leniency. For example, a big part of the success on TikTok is the use of sound bites in videos. With a business account, a lot of those sounds have copyright restrictions and are off-limits. Selling Non-Viral Products How do you make a non-viral product viral? Ash recommends creating a lot of behind-the-scenes content, like how you're growing your small business, instead of focusing on your products.  Connect with Ash: https://www.forge.coop/ https://twitter.com/shwinnabego  Ecwid Podcast on Ecwid https://www.ecwid.com/blog/podcast Ecwid Social Social Profiles:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ecwid Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ecwid/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EcwidTeam Twitter: https://twitter.com/ecwid Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/ecwid/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ecwid  Jesse Ness Social Profiles: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesseness/ Richard “RichE” Otey Social Profiles: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardotey/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RichardOtey 

In this episode of Bite Size SEO News, I talk about today's top stories you need to know:Story 1: Instagram Shares New Overviews of Key Ranking FactorsStory 2: Google launches Google Business Profiles calls APIStory 3: Google dropping follow and welcome offers in local listingsIf you'd like to learn more about me, visit https://richungseo.comDon't forget to rate the show!-----------------------------------------------Follow me on:InstagramTwitter-----------------------------------------------Rich Ung San Jose SEO 80 Descanso Dr #2315 San Jose, CA 95134 (408) 752-2947 © Copyright 2022 Rich Ung SEO All Rights Reserved

Today on Video Marketing Madness - Using Videos with Google Business Profiles. Ray and Steve talk about all the ways videos help your YouTube channel rank. YouTube videos are a great way to get more Google Business Profile (GBP) links and citations, but properly optimize the title and description. The Gather Up Google Review chrome extension is a way to get the Google Maps link with the CID number. Also, add links to 5-star reviews to your videos. Be sure to upload videos to your GBP, and use the Google Street View smartphone app to add a 360 video to your GBP. And upload images and geo-tag them. GeoImgr (https://www.geoimgr.com/) is outstanding for geocoding jpegs. Today's episode is made possible by Movo! Get great microphones, stands and lights for your videos at http://www.rayslinks.com/movo Check out Steve's railfan YouTube channel - subscribe and hit the thumbs up button https://www.youtube.com/c/SteveSleeperRailfan

Here's our first podcast of 2022! This week on the Sociall.in social media and digital marketing podcast we're talking about Tiktok's game streaming, Google's New Product Specials feature, and Instagram's Playback fiasco.

This episode of the NerdBrand podcast, we welcome our past guest, Jason Barnard from Kalicube Pro. Jason Barnard is The Brand SERP Guy - a digital marketer who specialises in Brand SERPs and knowledge panels. Why “The Brand SERP Guy”? A Brand SERP is what your audience sees when they Google your brand or personal name. Jason Barnard is a leading expert in this field - he has been studying, tracking, and analyzing Brand SERPs since 2013. >> See Jason Barnard's first appearance in Episode 60.>> Visit Jason's website.On today's show, we're talking about Google My Business and how your business can best control the results.Google My BusinessJason and the Nerds look at the different elements in a Google My Business search result (officially becoming Google Business Profiles soon). Which fields are controlled by the algorithms and which can you, as the business owner, control yourself? What's the best way to start getting proactive about managing your business details in Google?Fun Links MentionedSee all the projects and tools Google has built, then killed over the years. https://killedbygoogle.com 

This episode of the NerdBrand podcast, we welcome our past guest, Jason Barnard from Kalicube Pro. Jason Barnard is The Brand SERP Guy - a digital marketer who specialises in Brand SERPs and knowledge panels.  Why “The Brand SERP Guy”?  A Brand SERP is what your audience sees when they Google your brand or personal name. Jason Barnard is a leading expert in this field - he has been studying, tracking, and analyzing Brand SERPs since 2013.  >> See Jason Barnard's first appearance in Episode 60. >> Visit Jason's website. On today's show, we're talking about Google My Business and how your business can best control the results. Google My Business Jason and the Nerds look at the different elements in a Google My Business search result (officially becoming Google Business Profiles soon).  Which fields are controlled by the algorithms and which can you, as the business owner, control yourself?  What's the best way to start getting proactive about managing your business details in Google? Fun Links Mentioned See all the projects and tools Google has built, then killed over the years.  https://killedbygoogle.com 

JoJo was born in the North End of Boston. She went to Berklee College of Music as a singer/songwriter. JoJo never graduated due to the promise that she made to her Dad that if he died she'd take over the family business. She worked on Boston's Waterfront for 35 years as a Vendor selling Balloons, Novelties, T-Shirts and Boston Souvenirs. JoJo took her pushcart and turned it into a Children's TV show "JoJos DreamCart" (helping kids to believe in themselves and their dreams) which aired on PBS in RI and in many countries throughout the world. From her DreamCart she continued as a Filmmaker helping many people to advance their careers. JoJo was nominated 4x for the local Emmy's for her Expertise in Audio as well as her Children's TV show, JoJo's DreamCart. Her podcast "Somerville Connects" (what's your Somerville story) brings Somerville to life by chronicling the unique personalities that shape the diverse city. Her passion and business is creating your sales pitch to use as your Video Email Signature or in your Social Media, Website, QR Code and Business Profiles.

Mein Gast in der heutigen Podcastfolge ist Lisa Schröter. Lisa unterstützt ambitionierte Unternehmerinnen dabei, mehr Lebensfreude, Leichtigkeit und Selbstliebe in ihr Leben zu bringen. Es ist so unfassbar wichtig auch als Selbstständige der eigenen Arbeit mit Leichtigkeit und Freude folgen zu können. Denn genau darum haben wir uns doch selbstständig gemacht, oder? Das Business darf sich leicht anfühlen und im Flow sein, trotzdem dürfen wir zielstrebig auf Dinge zu gehen und mit Klarheit unsere Arbeit in die Welt bringen. Das eigene Business ist eine Mischung aus weiblicher und männlicher Energie. Struktur und Flow. Disziplin und Leichtigkeit. Es geht um die Balance und genau das erarbeitet Lisa mit ihren Coachees. Je ausgeglichener du dein Business führst, desto souveräner und ausgeglichener kannst du auch im Business auftreten. Das wiederum verändert das Outcome deiner Arbeit. Übrigens, kennst du schon unsere Business-Profiles? Mit diesen erfährst du super leicht den aktuellen Stand in deinem Business und bekommst per Mail die perfekte Unterstützung ganz auf dich abgeschnitten zugesendet. Mache hier https://brightbusinessconcept.com/bright-business-profile-analyse/ den Test und erfahre, wie du dein Business voller Leichtigkeit führen kannst. Vernetz dich mit Lisa: http://lisaschroeter.de/coachings-und-kurse/tbe/ https://www.instagram.com/lisaschroeter.official/ --- Wie du mit mir zusammen Arbeiten kannst erfährst du auf meiner Website: [brightbusinessconcept.com](https://brightbusinessconcept.com) --- Dir hat die Podcastfolge gefallen? Dann lass mir gerne eine Bewertung und/oder ein Abo da oder schreibe mir auf Instagram: [brightbusinessconcept](https://www.instagram.com/brightbusinessconcept/) Lass uns gemeinsam die Botschaft von intuitivem Marketing verbreiten und die Marketingwelt auf den Kopfstellen. Denn sind wir mal ehrlich: das ist überfällig ;-)

It turned out to be a busy week because we have a confirmed Google search algorithm update - the November spam update that is rolling out. I posted my monthly Google webmaster report as well...

In this episode host Abigail Jacobs sits down with local entrepreneur Jessica Hernandez. Jacobs and Hernandez share stories about the Turtle Island Theatre, how she has been able to reach customers outside of Kahnawake and much more!  #CommunityMedia. #CMSSF #KahnawakeNews #Ioriwase #PodcastTuesday

Boost your local ranking by taking advantage of your Google Business Profile. Google's algorithm for ranking Business Profiles does look for activity and quality of information. Tune in with your host Adrienne Balkum as she tells you about a feature that many business owners overlook. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adrienne-balkum/support

Een nieuwe Pulse aflevering met het laatste nieuws op het gebied van digital marketing en tech. In deze aflevering o.a.: Google start met doelgroepen op basis van voorspelling [00:38] Weten hoe je content presteert dankzij update Search Console Insights [04:40] Google brengt Chrome-extensie uit om te zien waar ads vandaan komen [09:10] Google My Business Profiles krijgt abonnementsmodel [14:40] Tikkie Brands [19:15] Waarom wil Microsoft TikTok? [24:35] Shownotes: www.adwise.nl/podcast Hosts: Jeroen Roozendaal en Daan Loohuis

Sellers can share key business details like address, phone number, email, website and more. Hosts: John Suder (@johnsuder) Producer and Director of Marketing at SUMO Heavy https://twitter.com/johnsuder Bart Mroz (@bartmroz) CEO/Co-founder of SUMO Heavy https://twitter.com/bartmroz Brittany Blackman (@BrittanytB) Writer and Junior Marketing Coordinator at SUMO Heavy https://twitter.com/BrittanytB About the eCommerce Minute: The eCommerce Minute is a production of SUMO Heavy, a digital commerce and strategy firm located in Philadelphia and Brooklyn, NY. Learn more about SUMO Heavy: http://www.sumoheavy.com Follow Us: Newsletter: SUMO Heavy Weekly https://www.getrevue.co/profile/sumoheavy Twitter: @sumoheavy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ecommerceminute/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ecommerceminute/support

Welcome to TechCrunch daily news, a round up of the top tech news of the day. --Banned Chinese apps are beginning to disappear from India's app stores --Palantir is raising more funding --and Venmo starts testing Business Profiles. Here's your Daily Crunch for July 2, 2020.

If you've ever looked at the URL for your Google My Business page, it's ugly. Google is now rolling out a way for you to get a nice, clean URL for it, including an easier way to get reviews. See full show notes at: https://www.mickmel.com/podcast102

In today's sales podcast topic is to use Instagram as a social media selling channel for sales people. Quote by: Koka Sexton | Social Media Manager at LinkedIn “Technology is a double edge sword. Just as sales people are moving into the future, the buyers are already ahead of us” First let’s get some background and some fun facts about IG: Instagram was launched back in Oct 2010! Just in two years FB acquired IG for 1 Billion dollars. The name is a mash up of Instant Camera + Telegram = InstaGram. 1 billion people across the globe use IG. Just behind FB and YT. 34% of IG users are millennial. Now is that your market? 72% of users who saw a post on IG purchased the product – Think about how you can tap on this? IG has 25 million Business Profiles. Instagram is mobile native application. Basics: 1. Profile Photo 2. Create A Short Bio 3. Link Instagram Content Strategy Any Sales Person Can Use: 1. Educational 2. Client’s Testimonials 3. Repost 4. Product In Action 5. Upcoming Updates 6. Motivational Quotes 7. Humor 8. Facts & Myths 9. Best Practices 10. IG Only Sale Or Promo 11. Giveaways 12. Influencer Marketing Instagram Best Practices, and APPS: 1. Hashtags 2. Tags 3. Multiple Links 4. Canva Fastest Way To Learn Sales is Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada based 3 times weekly sales podcast hosted by Saqib Irfan. Please like, share, comment and subscribe to show, and happy selling my sales fellows!

Part 3: Taxes for Flippers aka Dealers Our Guest Mariette Martinez EA Tax Pro & Public Educator, will more than clue us in on what we need to know about taxes based on our Business Profiles

Part 2: Taxes for Investors Our Guest Mariette Martinez EA Tax Pro & Public Educator, will more than clue us in on what we need to know about taxes based on our Business Profiles

Charge My Podcast Guests You read right, I'm now charging my podcast guests. Watch my talk and Q&A session at Podcast Movement 2018 Recent Conversation between Christopher Lochhead and I on Unstructured Podcast (May 2019) Check out the post here. Update 10/12/20 I wanted to write a quick update to this post, which is one of the most popular posts on my site. I recently went through and updated my package offerings and adjusted some of my offerings to better fit what I have time to accommodate. Always remember to be genuine and up front about your intentions. First, Let Me Explain. I love podcasting. I love it so much for what it is, my voice and your ears. I love it for what it has given me, which is a direction for my life and my business. From close friends, I have gained to the connections to people from every corner of the planet. Finally, I am grateful for what the platform allows me to give to others in the form of enjoyable and educational content. April 2, 2014, I ended my life long journey of working at my family's $100 Million business without a clue as to what I was going to do to support my wife and I. I went back to school to try to figure it out and started going to networking meetings to potentially find a path. One month later I was on a plane to Disney World and thanks to a friend on the plane I was inspired to start the Dreamers Podcast which three years later would transition into The Business Podcast. I built on the fact that I started blogging back in 1996 as a kid and never stopped. Content creation and bringing people together has always been my goal. Towards the end of 2014, I even started up the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference which has been growing year over year since. I've given tons of talks across the country both advocating for people to find and pursue their dreams, grow their business, and pushing for others to create their own content to connect with others and create a movement. I've written four books with the first three being critically acclaimed self-development books and the fourth coming out on March 2, 2018. Podcasting means the world to me and I could not imagine my life without it. I have always experimented with trying new things on my show. From doing the show five days a week for four months back when I was just getting started, to have a pre-show in front of my guest interviews, to doing topic shows and so much more. I always push my fellow podcasters to own the fact that their show is theirs and they shouldn't allow others to dictate how long an episode should be or what it should be about (within reason of staying cohesive with the brand you are creating). Over the nearly four years of podcasting I always get the same question: but how do you make any money from doing a podcast? I explain to them that from my show I have made almost zero dollars. Because of my podcast I have been able to make a living, a successful business and a brand revolving around what I love to do. Are You An Independent Podcaster? Learn more Join us at our next event! What Is Changing? My time is light years away from where it once was four years ago. Going from having a wife to becoming a family of four has changed my expectations for what I need to accomplish in my allotted time and the amount of money my time is worth has greatly increased over the last four years. Another thing that has changed is the direction and mission of my podcast. I changed the name to The Business Podcast shortly after winning Business Podcast of the year from the 12th Annual Podcast Awards to better reflect the topic of my show. While my show started out as a self-development show, over the course of the years it morphed into a show about business. Which is a topic that I am endlessly passionate about? The podcast will still be released every Tuesday at 8 AM EST. Going forward I am creating four separate series for my show going forward. Business Profiles

Do you need a separate business profile? What is a personal brand? Can you beat the algorithm? How many hours of your 40-hour workweek should you be spending on Instagram? IS IT EVEN WORTH IT? The girls dive into these questions as well as a few apps/tools to help with business. That said, the conclusion: Be really honest about whether or not the time you are putting into Instagram is actually measurably growing your business because popularity does not necessarily equal profitability and we'd rather spending hours "making the thing" than wasting our time marketing a thing we never made. Sponsored by: Prepdish Enter the code SKPODCAST for your first 2 weeks of Prepdish FREE! Chatbooks Enter the code SK for the first book in your series FREE!

JSB Talks Digital - the podcast for marketers, digital transformation champions and those of you taking your skills into the Digital Age! In this episode: • In social media news: - Instagram Reaches 25 million active Business Profiles and shares new tips - Facebook creates an AI tool for suicide prevention - YouTube Stories function • I interview web design company entrepreneur and content creator, Lee Jackson • Ask JSB • In shout-outs: Content creation hacks from JSB • In JSB’s column: I bust content marketing myths damaging good digital marketing practice • Find out what content marketing tool saved my working week

Have you considered moving to an Instagram business profile? Wondering what advantages you'll gain? In this episode, I interview Jenn Herman, a social media consultant and Instagram marketing expert. Her blog, JennsTrends.com, has placed in our top 10 social media blogs three different times.  Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/245

Back in June, Instagram announced that their user base had reached 500 million, however they were not willing to stop there. So far this year we have seen the introduction of a whole host of new features including the more recent, 'Stories' and Business Profiles. This week on Digital Minute, Sarah Barker, PPC Lead at Stickyeyes takes a look into how you and your brand can benefit. Want to see more videos from Stickyeyes? Check out our Video Hub: http://www.stickyeyes.com/video Subscribe to our YouTube channel videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/stickyeyesTV. To get email updates of our latest video blogs, insights and intelligence, sign up to our email updates: http://www.stickyeyes.com/newsletter/ Subscribe to our Digital Minute podcasts: RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/DigitalMi... Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/d... Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/stick... Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/stickyeyes/set... Find us on Twitter at @stickyeyes or visit our website at http://www.stickyeyes.com

Pinterest0 Facebook 0 Twitter 0 LinkedIn WhatsApp 0Shares What’s Your Biggest reason to HATE Instagram, if at all you are? I seem to have started loving this picture sharing social media site. If you had asked me the above question about 6 months back, I would have had at least 12 different reasons for hating Instagram. And most of the reasons would have been around the flexibility to use the tool, the usability, lack of automation, dearth of content to post etc. I am sure, your reason for hating them would also be something similar to these. Then one day I came across this tool, that solved one of my biggest problems with Instagram – Automation. And that was the day when everything changed. [social_quote duplicate=”no” align=”default”]If you hate doing something and you know the reason why, then you are sure to find a tool or, service that solves that problem.[/social_quote] It is true. It is just a matter of searching online and you are sure to find a lot many people who have the same problem. And where there are a lot of people who have the same problem, there is bound to be a tool, a way, a method or, a service that will simplify it or, provide a resolution to it. 20 Instagram Marketing Tools to Fall in Love With With Instagram gaining on popularity both because of the high levels on engagement and the many options available to market and with Instagram introducing Business Profiles, it was just a matter of time that you started seeing marketing tools that could simplify marketing on Instagram. There are hundreds of services that can automate or, simplify most of the activities that we do on Instagram. But most have a similar limitation. And this limitation has nothing to do with how they operate. In fact these limitations are driven by the way Instagram works, more so because of the fact that Instagram is an app-only social media site. It is here that my quest started to find tools that did not require a lot of intervention and could work on autopilot to some extent. And for that to happen, these tools needed to be a PC based tool. And you would see that most of the Instagram Marketing tools that we are going to discuss today are Computer based tools. I am sure you would fall in love with them, at least some of them for sure, if not all. If you have any other Instagram marketing tools that you would like to recommend, feel free to let us know about it by commenting below. Resources Mentioned in this Episode We discussed a lot of tools in this episode. You will find links to all of those below. While some of these are paid tools, some have a basic version that is available for FREE. So if you are an individual marketer, you can always use the basic version and if you like the tool enough to want to upgrade, then you can take up that option. So here are the 20 Instagram Marketing Tools we discussed in today’s episode. * Grum * Simply Measured * Iconosquare * Instagress * Repost for Instagram * Crowdfire * Social Insight * Stencil – The guys at Appsumo keeps running promotions on this tool. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dkspeaks/message

Every business' Facebook page has a health report. Do you know what your business page's labs looks like? Murray Swift, explosive entrepreneur called "Creativeman" in the Fiverr.com world, runs Facebook health diagnostics on business pages all over the world, and he has run analytics on some of PDCA's own contractors' pages! In this podcast Murray shares with us some of the results from these health scans and offers tips for getting back on track which he'll more fully cover in our August 3 webinar, "Facebook Health Diagnostics: Get Your Facebook Profile Swole!" Find Murray at www.fiverr.com/creativeman

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