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Send us Fan MailAmazon PPC bid optimization should be based on data, not random changes, especially for fast-growing brands. Learn when to change Amazon PPC bids, how to review 30-day and 60-day data, and how to spot wasted ad spend. This video explains Amazon PPC bid changes, bleeding keywords, Campaign Manager reports, ACoS, and spend with no sales.Stop guessing with Amazon ad spend. Get a PPC plan built around real data before more budget goes to bad keywords: https://bit.ly/3ZlHh6G #AmazonPPC #AmazonAds #AmazonFBA #PPCStrategy #AmazonSellersWant free resources? Dowload our Free Amazon guides here:Amazon Receiving Delay Guide: https://hubs.ly/Q04cdD4c0Amazon Catalog Spring Cleaning: https://hubs.ly/Q046BVfp0Amazon Proft Margin Defense 2026: https://hubs.ly/Q042trRH0Amazon SEO Toolkit 2026: https://bit.ly/4oC2ClTAmazon Seller Strategy Report 2026: https://bit.ly/3YN1RME2026 Ecommerce Website & SEO Readiness Checklist: https://hubs.ly/Q04btghf0Amazon 2026 PPC guide: https://bit.ly/4lF0OYXTimestamps00:00 - How Often to Change Amazon PPC Bids00:30 - Weekly Bid Checks for Growing Campaigns01:05 - Use 30-Day and 60-Day PPC Data01:40 - Amazon Reports and Longer Data Windows02:10 - Find Bleeding Keywords in Campaign Manager02:41 - Lower or Pause Bad Amazon PPC Keywords-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28605816/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenpopemag/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/myamazonguys/Twitter: https://twitter.com/myamazonguySubscribe to the My Amazon Guy podcast: https://podcast.myamazonguy.comApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-amazon-guy/id1501974229Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4A5ASHGGfr6s4wWNQIqyVwSupport the show

How does the College combine paediatric and policy expertise to influence legislation? Professor Andrew Rowland, Officer for Child Protection, talks about our work with colleagues from RCPCH and NSPCC. The UK Government introduced the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill in 2024. This proposed measures to improve information sharing between services, strengthen safeguarding, reform children's social care and raise standards and protections in schools. This received Royal Assent in early May 2026.  Andrew invites Elizabeth Collin, RCPCH Public Affairs and Campaign Manager and Joanna Barrett, NSPCC Associate Head of Policy, to discuss the work of the College and the NSPCC in influencing this piece of legislation and reflections on the joint campaign for equal protection from assault across the UK. He then speaks with Grace Hastie, RCPCH Policy Manager for Child Protection and Ethics, on the long-term engagement and policy work surrounding the bill. Read more about our campaign to give every child in the UK equal protection from assault - on RCPCH website Get involved in the College's influencing work - Paediatric Influencing Network Find out more about the NSPCC's ongoing campaign to end physical punishment – on NSPCC website Download transcript (PDF) The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast relates only to the speaker and not necessarily to their employer, organisation, RCPCH or any other group or individual.  About Andrew  Professor Andrew Rowland is the RCPCH Officer for Child Protection and a consultant in paediatric emergency medicine. He has worked nationally and internationally in child protection, advocating for and with children and young people and safeguarding vulnerable groups.  About Elizabeth  Elizabeth Collin is the RCPCH Public Affairs and Campaign Manager. She works with College Officers, staff and members to make the case to Parliament and government for policies to support the paediatric workforce and improve child health outcomes.   About Joanna  Joanna Barrett is the Associate Head of Policy at the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).  She was heavily involved in the successful campaign to end the physical punishment of children in Scotland and is leading NSPCC's work on this campaign in England.   About Grace  Grace Hastie is the Policy Manager for Child Protection and Ethics at RCPCH. She works closely with the Officer for Child Protection to improve child protection and safeguarding across the UK.

Leichter posten & mehr Leads auf LinkedIn: XHANA hier gratis ➔ https://xhauer.com/xhanaERWÄHNTE FOLGEN:➔ https://youtu.be/lUb8IB90TFYMEINE POSTS:https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelasshauer/recent-activity/allIn dieser Folge zeige ich euch Over-the-Shoulder, wie ich eine LinkedIn Thought Leader Ads-Kampagne für unsere neue KI "XHANA" komplett aus echten Kundenfeedbacks und Screenshots gebaut habe. Ihr seht das Setup vom Creative über die Posting-Struktur bis zum Targeting im Campaign Manager – inklusive Killer-Hack, nur aktive LinkedIn-Poster anzusprechen. Außerdem verrate ich euch, wie ihr Postings eurer eigenen Kunden in eure Kampagnen einbinden könnt. Eine der schnellsten Varianten, um über LinkedIn die Pipeline zu füllen.Wenn du neu auf meinem Kanal bist:Mein Name ist Michael Asshauer. Ich bin Gründer und Geschäftsführer von XHAUER. Mein Team und ich helfen jeden Tag Anbietern im komplexen und technischen B2B, ihre Pipeline mit guten Verkaufsgelegenheiten zu füllen. Durch eine systematische Kombination aus Performance- und Content-Marketing. Ganz ohne Bunte-Bildchen-Marketing, sondern datengetrieben nach dem Grundsatz “Do more of what works”.Ein paar Fakten für dich, wie ich hierher gekommen bin und welche Reise ich auf diesem Kanal dokumentiere:25 Jahre: Gründung meines ersten Technologie-Unternehmens Familonet25 Jahre: Abschluss meiner Studiengänge Volkswirtschaftslehre, Betriebswirtschaftslehre und International Business (Hamburg & Melbourne)28 Jahre: Ausgründung unserer B2B-Software-Entwicklungsagentur onbyrd 30 Jahre: Übernahme unserer Unternehmen durch den Daimler-Konzern (heute Mercedes-Benz Group AG)31 Jahre: Gründung meiner Business-Content-Plattform “Machen!”32 Jahre: Gründung meines Performance-Recruiting-Unternehmens Talentmagnet (und anschließender Verkauf)34 Jahre: Gründung unserer B2B-Marketing-Agentur & Beratung XHAUER, gemeinsam mit Paula.Heute: Paula, unser Team und ich sind auf dem Weg, eine der besten B2B-Agenturen & Beratungen weltweit aufzubauen.Auf diesem Kanal teile ich alle Erkenntnisse, Learnings und Best Practices aus Tausenden Kampagnen offen mit dir, sodass du sie für euer Marketing anwenden kannst.Für B2B-Marketing, das die Pipeline füllt.Dein Michael Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever noticed your Amazon sales dropping and immediately blamed your ads? We all do it! In this episode, Michael and Campaign Manager Olena reveal a massive secret about what is really killing your sales.It turns out you do not have to be completely out of stock to lose money. Just having a lower inventory drops your conversion rate and your sales velocity. Olena actually brought the receipts for this one. She stacked daily Business Reports and Inventory Ledgers to prove this crazy theory with hard data.When she looked at the numbers, she found something wild. One client could never break $9,600 a day in sales with low stock. But they always hit over $10,000 when fully stocked. Why does this happen? It is all about the Amazon algorithm and delivery times. When your stock is low, it does not go down equally everywhere. This means longer delivery times in certain states, which hurts your regional conversions.We'll see you in The PPC Den!

In this episode, Ann Olivo from Silicon Labs, who is also the VP of Marketing for Thread Group and Vice Chair of Marketing for Matter at the Connectivity Standards Alliance, have a great conversation about marketing people involved in networking standardization, how important it is for translating technology into value, and why it's a labor of love.

With the June primary now just 18 days away, the California governor's race has been completely transformed, reshaped by scandal, rapidly changing poll numbers and bruising debates. Marisa and Guy sit down with Democratic political consultant Addisu Demissie, who worked on Gov. Gavin Newsom's successful 2018 gubernatorial campaign. They size up the remaining field and discuss how the candidates are performing on the debate stage, in polls and in voters' eyes. For more information on the races and ballot measures in California's June 2 primary election, check out KQED's Voter Guide. Join us for a town hall at KQED with Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, a top Republican in the race for governor. Bianco will be talking with KQED's Marisa Lagos and taking audience questions on Monday, May 18 at 7:00pm at KQED headquarters in San Francisco. You can register for the event at KQED.org/events. Check out ⁠⁠⁠⁠Political Breakdown's weekly newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠, delivered straight to your inbox. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join the conversation with C4 & Bryan Nehman.  Is the office of the Inspector General broken? A new campaign manager for Governor Moore.  Latest poll numbers on President Trump.  Mayor of Baltimore City Brandon Scott joined the show discussing a number of topics including the IG situation, crime numbers, the Preakness & more.  City Council President Zeke Cohen & Councilman Antonio Glover also joined the show discussing smoke shops in the city & what is being done due to the large number & questionable sales.   Listen to C4 & Bryan weekdays from 5:30-10am on WBAL News Radio 1090, FM 101.5 & the WBAL Radio app!!

Craig Unger explores the transformation of the 1980 Reagan campaign following the hiring of Bill Casey as campaign manager. Casey, a legendary WWII spy from the OSS, is described as a brilliant but eccentric figure who utilized his extensive international contacts to build a secret intelligence network while the campaign was still underway. This network involved meetings with Israeli agents and South African arms dealers to discuss the ongoing Iranian revolution. Unger details how the Reagan camp feared an "October Surprise"—a pre-election hostage release that would secure Carter's victory—leading Casey to take covert preventative measures. Interestingly, Ronald Reagan himself seemed disconnected from the details of Casey's operations, often merely nodding and smiling because he could not understand Casey's muddled speech. This dynamic allowed Casey to operate with significant autonomy, setting the stage for clandestine maneuvers that Unger argues ultimately subverted the American democratic process. (2/8)1903

In this episode, we stumble upon a surprisingly effective Amazon PPC strategy: giving your mouse a break. Honestly, we all know that itch to jump into our campaigns and start tweaking things just to feel like we're doing something when we're stressed about performance. But we chat about why that urge to over-optimize is a massive trap. Clément puts Michael on the spot with some live math to prove how an innocent little $1 bid can secretly turn into a $3 budget-eater if you aren't paying attention to those sneaky dynamic modifiers.The big takeaway? Clicking around your ad account just to feel busy is a whole lot of activity, but zero strategy. So, take a page out of Michael's book and let's talk about why the absolute smartest thing you can do for your PPC right now is probably to just grab a coffee, step back, and leave it alone.We'll see you in The PPC Den!

We audited an account last month that had spent $6,600 over 65 days without a single order. Bids looked fine. Keywords made sense. Match types were clean. Nothing in Campaign Manager pointed to a problem, because the problem wasn't in Campaign Manager.In this episode, I walk through a free report buried in Brand Analytics called Search Query Performance that most sellers have never touched. It breaks your top ASINs into a three-stage funnel: click rate, add-to-cart rate, and purchase rate, each one benchmarked against your category average. The whole thing takes about 20 minutes to pull.In this account, stage one was basically perfect. Click rate sat at 1.64% versus a 1.62% market average. People were finding the product and clicking. No issue there. Stage two is where it collapsed. Add-to-cart rate was 38.7% against a 47% market benchmark. For every 100 clicks, roughly 8 buyers who should have carted the product just didn't. Faded product images, size info buried past the mobile title cutoff, confusing variant pricing. Four separate listing problems creating one ROAS problem that looked like it belonged to the campaigns.Every single PPC dollar was working against a below-market conversion rate. No bid change in the world fixes that. Before you touch another bid, run that three-stage check. You might find out you've been optimizing the wrong thing entirely.#AmazonPPC #AmazonAds #BrandAnalytics #AmazonFBA #AmazonSeller #SearchQueryPerformance #ConversionRate #PPCStrategy #AmazonListings #AmazonAdvertising #PPCOptimization #AmazonFBATips #ACoS #ListingOptimization #EcommerceStrategy

Amazon's standard ACoS calculation has a blind spot. When a customer clicks your ad for Product A but buys Product B, your campaign gets zero credit for that sale. You see high ACoS. You consider pausing. But the revenue was real. It just got credited somewhere else.In this episode, I walk through a real client account where $78,400 in sales over 58 days was completely invisible in Campaign Manager. One product, a starter-size collagen pouch, was responsible for the majority of it. Its campaigns looked like they were barely breaking even at 60-80% ACoS. When we pulled the Purchased Product Report, that same product had driven $47,200 in halo revenue from customers who clicked the starter ad and upsized to larger variants.I cover what halo purchases are and why Campaign Manager can't show them, the free report inside your account right now that reveals the full picture, the Gateway ASIN concept where one product carries the entire range through acquisition rather than direct conversion, and the Blended ACoS formula that gives you the real efficiency number. One campaign went from 108% direct ACoS to 27% blended. It was on the verge of being paused.I also break down cross-category halo, where collagen ads were quietly driving $3,100 in joint support capsule sales that no campaign dashboard could explain. Cut the collagen spend because the direct ACoS looks soft and joint support drops weeks later with nothing in the data to tell you why.The data is already in your account. You just need to know where to look.#AmazonPPC #AmazonAds #AmazonAdvertising #ACoS #AmazonFBA #AmazonSeller #HaloSales #PPCStrategy #AmazonAttribution #CampaignManager #PPCOptimization #AmazonFBATips #EcommerceStrategy #AmazonData #BlendedACoS

Welcome to The Kevin Jackson Show… where the biggest threat in America right now… is competence.Because every time Donald Trump actually does something—boom—here comes a brand-new crisis like it was ordered on Amazon Prime.“Your disruption has shipped. Expected delivery: immediately.”You ever notice that?Trump gets results… and suddenly the news cycle looks like a toddler knocked over a fireworks stand.Now I'm not saying people are sitting around plotting this stuff… I'm just saying if chaos had a frequent flyer program, it'd be upgraded to platinum every time Trump has a good week.And you can feel it. The frustration.Because Democrats don't hate Trump because he's bad at the job… They hate him because he makes the job look… embarrassingly simple.Fix the border? Enforce the law? Say what you mean?Washington hears that and goes, “Whoa whoa whoa… slow down, cowboy. That's at least a 9-year pilot program.”Trump treats it like a weekend project.And that's when the panic sets in.Because now the question isn't, “Can government work?” It's “Why didn't you make it work?”That's a dangerous question in D.C. That's the kind of question that gets people… very interested in changing the subject.And wow… do they change the subject.We've got real issues stacking up like unread emails:See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

EP219: Melania's Epstein Statement, Ceasefire: No Deal, Blockade, J6 Pipebomber, McIlroy RepeatsSPORTSThe MastersMcIlroy goes Back to Back https://www.masters.com/index.html/ CLICKSTrump vs Podcasters(following Melania) ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ Attacks Tucker, Candace, Jones and Kelly https://turnto10.com/news/nation-world/truth-social-tirade-trump-slams-tucker-carlson-megyn-kelly-candace-owens-alex-jones-prominent-political-commentators-podcasts-iran-war-conflict-nuclear-weapon-ceasefire-peal-deal-negotiations Salem Media - https://americansfortransparency.org/investigations/salem-media Brad Parscale former Trump 2016 Digital & Media Director and 2020 Campaign Manager was hired by Salem in January 2025 as Chief Strategy OfficerClockwork Tower XApril 2025, Salem Media announced a major deal with Donald Trump Jr. and Lara TrumpFARAScott Jennings, Larry Elder, Dennis Prager, Josh Hammer, and now formerly Charlie KirkJ6 Pipebomber https://www.veritasregnat.com/2026/04/04/veritas-regnat/FBI called The Blaze 5 times regarding 11/8 reporting including Bongino x2 & Kash Baker took case to DNI Tulsi, over FBIAfter review of material of the DIG*, draft produced ODNI internal draft memo, ODNI leaker to CIA, CIA to FBI, leaked to the press*, “ODNI has the wrong suspect” pressured suppression, claimed ODNI gave story to Baker, DW claims Baker is Kent's source, Baker went to Kent via DIG about materiel for 1 1/2 hrsBakers(Xpost*) recounts whistleblower: on 1/12/21 the premier SOG surveilled condos in falls church va, captured photographic evidence of a suspect resembling pipe bomber, 1/13/21 days later pulled for desk dutyBongino: J6 Arrest Most Proud(VIDEO)POLITICSCeasefire - based on Iran's 10pt Plan?No Deal https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/several-us-warships-reportedly-transit-strait-hormuz-pakistan-talks-led-vance-startBlockade of SOH, specifically Iranian ports on the Persian Gulf and Gulf Oman https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2026-04-13/trump-blockade ‘freedom of the seas' no longer existsSeizing ships who paid tollMelania Epstein Statement(VIDEO)Odd Timing??  Getting out in front??Michael Wolfe? Suing MelaniaAmanda Ungaro? https://elpais.com/america/2026-03-25/una-brasilena-que-volo-en-un-avion-privado-con-epstein-habia-como-30-chicas-muy-jovencitas.html#Trump says he didn't know? If no???doesn't defend DJT, separating from him?Calls for survivors before CongressEmails w/GM seem pretty friendly Honeypot?Iran Distraction?Timeline https://x.com/capitolhunters/status/2042571627016155553?s=46&t=ye-2GyAK2iDh3yT1vKjfJgPaolo Zampolli https://unlimitedhangout.com/2025/08/investigative-series/first-friendspt2/Anthony Andrews https://x.com/anthon7yandrews/status/1959773483719852091?s=46&t=ye-2GyAK2iDh3yT1vKjfJg#RonPaulWasRight#EpsteinDidntKillHimself#NothingEverHappens#GoAnalog#TouchGrassAbout the Sports, Clicks & Politics PodcastSCAPP is a weekly podcast with a Livestream every Monday at 12pm on eastern.Join hosts Shawn Hannon and Ben Hussong as they separate the latest news from the noise impacting New York State. The podcast has frequent guest interviews for additional perspectives in the worlds or sports, politics and beyond!Follow the show on social mediaFacebook: facebook.com/scappodcastTwitter: @SCAPPodcastFollow Shawn & Ben on social mediaFacebook: facebook.com/hannon44Twitter: @hannon44Facebook: facebook.com/ben.hussong.3Twitter: @benhussong

https://youtu.be/UcnTlk-Zv3A Anthony Blatner, Founder and CMO of Speedwork Social and host of LinkedIn Ads Radio, is on a mission to help B2B companies turn LinkedIn into a predictable growth engine. With a background in technology and marketing, Anthony helps businesses cut through noise, leverage authentic content, and use LinkedIn ads to consistently attract and convert high-quality prospects. We explore Anthony's LinkedIn Lead Funnel: Top of Funnel (Tips & Tricks + Case Studies), Middle Funnel (Lead Capture), and Bottom Funnel (Boost Post & Retarget)—a simple yet powerful framework for generating demand, capturing leads, and converting them into customers using a combination of organic content and paid amplification. Anthony shares why traditional tactics like cold connection requests are losing effectiveness, how AI is reshaping content creation, and why human-driven, personality-rich content still wins. He also breaks down how to structure content, budget effectively, and build a sustainable LinkedIn strategy—even with limited time. — 3 Steps to Leads on LinkedIn with Anthony Blatner Good day, dear listeners. Steve Preda here with the Management Blueprint Podcast, and my guest today is Anthony Blatner, the Founder and CMO of the Speedwork, LinkedIn Ad Agency, helping great companies get great customers with LinkedIn ads. Anthony, welcome to the show.  Hey, Steve, excited to be here and to talk to you today. It’s great to have you here. So before we dive into all things LinkedIn, I’d like to ask my favorite question on this podcast, which is, what is your personal ‘Why’, and how are you manifesting it in your business?  Yeah, I’ve always been just really into business. I grew up being around a lot of business owners. My dad ran his own business, and he was in the finance world, so he worked with a lot of other business owners. So since I was a kid, I've always been around a lot of business owners, and I've always just really enjoyed business, and then I just naturally gravitated to the marketing world there because I just really enjoyed the side of the business world.Share on X So my ‘Why’ has always been around helping and growing businesses. I come from the technology space doing software development, and now I’m in the marketing space and it’s just something I’ve always loved doing and it’s a very exciting space and it’s always changing very fast. So that’s been my personal ‘Why’, and just manifesting it every day in what we do in our work on LinkedIn. So it’s just always fun to be working with growing businesses.  Yeah, this LinkedIn is a fascinating platform. I’ve been on it, I don’t know, probably over 20 years now. Is this possible?  Yeah.  Something like that. And there were other platforms at the time like Plaxo—I think that was one competitor platform—and I was on multiple platforms. Then I quit Plaxo, and I'm glad that I actually built on the right platform. I’ve also witnessed how people are getting more and more active on LinkedIn. LinkedIn is becoming kind of non-negotiable for B2B businesses. So tell me how you see this evolution and how LinkedIn has changed over the past 10 years.  Yeah, it definitely has changed a lot. Back in the day, when we were first getting started, a lot of people would ask me, “Does anybody even use LinkedIn?” Ten years ago, it wasn't as widely used, especially on the social side. It’s always been like the digital resume. The big change happened with Covid, when everyone was had to get online more. That’s when the big shift happened. Everyone got used to using it a lot more. And then since then, people are used to using it, and it has definitely evolved into being kind of the number one social platform for professionals. So anything business-wise, business content, people are going to go on LinkedIn to share that and talk about that. So it was kind of cemented in this place there. Then they just continued rolling out additional features and things that are useful for both users on reading, connecting with your colleagues, but then also on the marketing side of things. So the advertising platform has kind of come a long way. There’s a lot of new features, a lot of new capabilities there. So it’s been very interesting to watch how it’s evolved. And I think also at the same time we kind of see how other platforms have evolved differently. I feel like these days, if I ever go on Facebook, it’s just a lot of like AI-generated garbage content. So during the workday or during the work week, I want to be reading business stuff. I want to be learning things and I’m going to apply to my job. That’s why I go on LinkedIn to read that type of content. And I know that’s why a lot of other professionals do it. So it’s kind of just grown into its place there in the ecosystem. So people are used to using it a lot more. And there’s been a lot of new features that have come out to help marketers use it as a marketing channel.  I’m glad you brought up this AI evolution, because I see that more and more people are writing their posts with AI. There can be benefits to that, because some people don't write as well as an AI copywriter does—most of us, perhaps. On the other hand, the posts start to look a little bit more alike. So I wonder, what is your perception of this? Do you think people are posting more, and if they post more, do people read less? How is this evolving?  Yes, it’s a continually evolving space. I don’t think we know a hundred percent what the outcome is right now, but I think what I see across all the people that we work with—and just using the platform—there's a lot more content these days with AI. People can use AI to generate content, so there's a lot more content out there. But volume does not always mean quality. There's more content, but not necessarily the best content. The best stuff that we see performing well in our ad campaigns—and also organically on LinkedIn—usually has a human angle to it, where maybe you wrote it yourself.  You can use AI to generate content—AI is great for that, and it's great for writing—but you probably want to take what it gives you and then add your own edits and personality. That's a big piece. The more personality you have in your content, the more people are going to engage with it. So across the board, we see that human content still wins. AI is great for generating the bulk of the content, but then you want to put in your own voice, add some personality to it, and then that's going to help it perform kind of even better…Share on X  Well, that takes me to the next question, which is about connection requests and people reaching out. So how is this evolving, and how do you see people reacting to connection requests? I remember 20 years ago, it was a big deal if you got a connection request, and we basically reached out to all the people we knew and connected with everyone we could. Now, there are different schools of thought. Some say that you should not connect with anyone you don't want to do business with because it dilutes the exposure of your content, and you're not going to go viral. You're also not going to be able to follow the few people you can actually do business with. Other people say the more, the merrier. So what's your view on this topic?  I think the marketers went very heavily into connection requests—especially during the Covid period—and maybe burned it out. As users, we've all been burned out by the connection requests and the messages we've been receiving. So as a platform, and in terms of how people use it, that tactic has definitely simmered down a lot. It's still a usable, viable tactic—prospecting is never going to go away. Whether it's email, cold calling, or LinkedIn, delivering the right message to the right person at the right time will always matter. But it is changing and evolving. Users are burned out by the messages, so they're much more skeptical now. People accept far fewer connection requests because they can usually see the intent coming from a mile away. I still recommend connecting with people you do know—your colleagues and your clients—and also connecting with your prospects. But be aware that everyone else is cautious when they receive a connection request. They often assume you're going to try to sell to them. So start with the people that you do know that you are working with. Prospecting will probably never go away, but definitely the platform as a whole—and what works on LinkedIn—has definitely shifted. Connection requests don't work as well as they used to. People have shifted more to the content side of things on LinkedIn, and I think it does provide a better user experience to the end user and also for the marketer too. At the end of the day, it's about the end user and the experience you're…Share on X I'm a LinkedIn user, you're a LinkedIn user, so we want to have a good experience. We don't want to just receive spam from everybody, or else we're not going to use it. But the platform evolves, so it's a lot more about the content you're posting on LinkedIn. Other people are going to discover that content, and then maybe they choose to follow you at that point. Maybe they choose to send you a connection request. But it doesn't have to be just that. When LinkedIn sees people starting to engage with your content, they're going to show more of your content. So it's kind of becoming a discovery platform, and there is a network effect to it. So there's definitely a shift toward the content you're posting. It's much more about thought leadership. I know the LinkedIn product team is trying to be very intentional about the content they surface to users. They want it to be high-quality, thought leadership content. As a platform, they know they've had a spam problem—from connection requests to the comments people leave. A lot of those comments are AI-generated. LinkedIn has taken a stand that they don't want AI-generated comments, and they're actively scanning to remove them. LinkedIn’s trying to reduce the AI spam, and they are trying to focus on and surface the high-quality thought leadership type of content. So that’s all on the content side of things. And then the advertising platform has also evolved a lot too. As users and marketers shift more toward the feed and the content being created, the marketing side of LinkedIn follows that shift. Now, marketing on LinkedIn is largely about running ads in the newsfeed. On LinkedIn, you can run ad campaigns just like Facebook ad campaigns. For anybody who’s used Facebook, you’ve seen all the different ads that are on Facebook. LinkedIn has their own same ad offerings, and it’s very similar to those. So you can build your campaigns to put ads in the newsfeed. But the big change in the last year or two is that, in the past, you could only run company page ads. So all of your ads had to be from a company page. Within the last couple years, you can now do what’s called “thought leader ads,” which is just simply boosting posts from a person. So it sounds fancy when you say thought leader ads, but it’s just boosting posts from a person. It’s a better experience all the way around because you want to be getting your content out there, so you want to be boosting your posts and getting your message out there. You want people to be getting to know you, and they also just perform a lot better because people on LinkedIn will always engage with other people more than with companies, because that’s why people are on LinkedIn to learn from other people and hear what they have to say. So those thought leader ads just perform a lot better, the better user experience all the way around. That’s where the platform has really evolved and shifted to. No more connection requests or very few of those. And now it’s all about the content people are creating, posting, and then boosting, creating a full-funnel approach that way.  Okay, that’s fascinating. So your business is LinkedIn ads and helping companies grow on LinkedIn, and this podcast is about frameworks. Yeah. I'm wondering if there's a framework for how people should think about LinkedIn and how to use it—especially for a small business, maybe they have 10 to 50 employees, and they want to grow their business. They’re in the B2B space, they want to use LinkedIn. They're aware that LinkedIn advertising can be pretty expensive, so they'll likely use a combination of approaches. What's a good frame of mind for that? There's the company page, there's the personal profile—so is there a simple framework for thinking about how to use LinkedIn as an advertising tool and how to promote their small to medium-sized business there? Yes, there is. I’m going to give you the very simple yet effective thought leader ad funnel—something anyone can go and use. It’s the simplest and also the most effective thing you can do on LinkedIn. It starts with you, and I'll explain the different stages, as well as how to get started. So the first step is getting your own posts out there. Not everybody’s posting on LinkedIn. Not everybody feels comfortable posting on LinkedIn, and sometimes it’s a hard process to go through to getting people to post. And whether that’s you or your CEO, or somebody else at your company, another leader, the first step is to get into the routine of posting regularly. Again, it could be a big hurdle for some people, but you just have to get it started. Once you start to find your voice on LinkedIn, then we’re going to start thinking about three different buckets of content that you’re going to be creating. The first bucket of content is what we call awareness content. It gets people interested in what you have to talk about. There's a lot that can work well here, but across the board, we see that case studies perform very well. By case studies, I mean content like: “Here's how we achieved X, Y, Z result, here's what you can learn from it, and here's how you can do it.” Not the kind of case studies that say, “We're so awesome, we did this, and we're great,” but more educational, tips-and-tricks-style case studies. So posting those types of posts on LinkedIn. That’s why everyone else is on LinkedIn—to read those things and learn those things that they can take back to their job and to their company to improve what they’re doing. So if you’re the one creating that type of content that other people want to be reading, that’s the perfect start. And then when you’re talking about a result that you helped this certain industry or a person get somebody else in that industry who wants that result is going to read your post and your content. So that’s why we start with that type of content. That's what we call the top of the funnel—it's meant to get people interested in who you are and what you’re talking about. Then the next step of the funnel, what we call the middle of the funnel. We want people to opt in for something. Posting on LinkedIn is great, but it's really just one step in the process.Share on X Most businesses want to get people to your website, want to get somebody on a list so that they can then communicate with them more afterwards. Many businesses have different resources, downloadables, or things you might offer to those people. It can be a simple newsletter, but even better than that is if it’s a webinar type of thing that somebody might register for, maybe you have a series of webinars. It might be a guide or report, or it could be something even more than that. It could be a free trial or something like that. So the second step in the funnel is: what can you give to your audience, to your market, that provides more value, but also gets them involved and get them on your list as an indication of interest. So that’s the middle of the funnel. You can post about what you're offering, explain what you're sharing, and then you can link back to your website or where they can go to get that. And it’s okay to put the link in the post at this point because we’re going to be boosting it. We know that ad that post is going to be getting delivered to your audience. So that’s middle of the funnel. Then finally, you have the bottom of the funnel. And this is where your main offer is. At this point, it might be something like “get a free consultation” or “book a demo”—whatever it is that you're offering. At this point, you can set up your retargeting. So if somebody read your first post and then they clicked on your second post, then you’re going to retarget them with your third post. By the time they see that third post, they've already seen you a couple of times on LinkedIn. They're more familiar with you, and they're more likely to take you up on whatever offer you're presenting. This is where offers like a free demo or free consultation tend to perform well. You can link directly to something like Calendly, or a page on your website where they can request it, and then you're driving people to take that next step. I’m sure everyone here is familiar with marketing funnels. This is the simplest thought leader ad funnel that you can build, taking advantage of the thought leader ad format—which is boosting your posts, not running just a company page ad, but boosting your posts. Those will perform much better than company page ads. They’re also much cheaper to run because they perform so much better. So if you’re just getting started, this is the most cost-efficient place to start. That’s the framework right there is the thought leader ad funnel. Top of funnel: case study content. Middle of funnel: guide or opt-in. Bottom of funnel: your offer. And then once somebody engages with your first one, you want to set it up so they get retargeted with your second post. And then once they click on the second post, or once they got opt in and get on your list, then retarget them with a third post. And then you build yourself a little funnel and then boom, you could be reaching new people and then driving them through to eventually schedule a call with you. Yeah. That’s fascinating. So this is basically three levels that you can create posts around and to drive traffic. Maybe I'm starting with the third one—the bottom of the funnel. So after you get the opt-in from your prospect, or from people who are interested, you can retarget them with boosted posts. Yep.  And I assume you can also send them emails and retarget them outside of LinkedIn as well?  Right. Once you get their email, then feel free to use email as another channel. People do only check LinkedIn maybe a couple times a week on average. So if they do opt in to your list, definitely use email. But getting people from that second to third stage can take a little while. It often takes a few more impressions—people need to see more of what you have to offer or what you’re talking about before they’re ready to take that next step. So use both channels.  Love it. So what about company page? Is it not worth building anymore or there’s also a place for company channels? Yeah, don't ignore your company page. You don't want it to ever seem inactive. People are going to visit your company page. For anyone in business, you probably already have people visiting your website, and there are people actively doing research to learn more about you. Company pages rank very high on Google and elsewhere. So if someone searches for your business, the first result will likely be your main website, and the second result will often be your company page. That means a lot of people will end up visiting it. You don't want it to look inactive. Even posting once a month is enough—you just want to show that there's some level of activity there. And then, the bigger you are as a company, the more important your company page becomes. For very small companies or solopreneurs, that’s where the thought leader ads are kind of the main thing you’re going to be doing. The bigger and bigger you go. We work with a lot of mid-market and enterprise companies as well, and for them it is more company page, overall it’s like a mix. We still use thought leader ads for big companies, but it’s a lot more company page ads will do for the big companies. So the best way to structure that funnel is still leading with your people—those boosted posts—because they perform so much better. It's also a great way for your audience to get to know you.Share on X And then once they know your people, then you can start to retarget them with the company page ads. At that point, they've already seen your people and are getting to know your brand. That’s when retargeting them with the actual brand ads, the company page ads, are going to perform much better. The bigger the company, the more the company page ads are going to use, and that’s how you’ll typically combine them. I love it. It's fascinating. So what's the right kind of cadence? Because I see some people are on LinkedIn all the time—and I've tried it as well—it can take up a lot of time. You still need to do other types of prospecting too. So what do you recommend as a good cadence for someone who's maybe a small business CEO? They don't have a lot of time—they have to make calls, write emails—but they also want to be present on LinkedIn. What's a sustainable pace?  Yeah, from what I see perform best—and also what's realistic to maintain—is about posting twice a week on LinkedIn. That at least gets a decent amount of content out there without being too much. And then from there, taking those posts and boosting them into the funnel. Once you set up the funnel, it’s very quick to go boost your posts and add them into it. So really it’s about creating those twice-a-week posts and then setting up your funnel so that those posts get added to it. I do recommend using AI to take a lot of the heavy lifting off and make things easier. But of course, look at what it’s outputting, edit it so it’s in your voice, add some personality to it. It just makes it perform a lot better. It makes it more enjoyable for other people to read it. And then if you really don’t have the time, go hire somebody or go find a freelancer, or that’s when people come talk to us, is when you just need help from somebody to go do it. So start with twice a week and go from there. There's not really a strict upper limit—you don't start to max out until you're posting multiple times a day. I don’t know if anyone listening to this is going to get there, but you can post twice, three times a day, and you’re really not hurting yourself. So at least twice a week. Start with that.  Yeah. So when you say inject personality, what does that mean? Is it about sharing personal information? Is it about having your own voice? What does that even mean?  Yeah, it means a lot of things. AI can be very flat and boring, and you can read something and very often tell this is probably generated with AI. Personality is—it's hard to say exactly what it is—but it's like spicing it up. It's like breaking perfect grammar. It's using your own unique style, like the way you might start your post or the way you might sign off at the end. Because if someone’s just scrolling through the newsfeed and they’re just seeing a bunch of posts that look the same, that's noise. It all blends in, and it's not going to work well. But the posts that really stand out are the ones that have a little bit of personality. It depends on your business and your vertical—maybe you add some emojis, maybe you add some questions—but it's about finding a way to break out in the newsfeed. So there’s lots of stuff you can do. Maybe add one or two emojis, maybe add a simple question, but it's also about adding more energy to your post. It's not just writing flat business content—it's finding ways to add more emotion and energy. It's hard to define exactly what personality is, but when you scroll your feed and you see it, you'll know it. Yeah. I did notice that people resonate with stuff that people create. Earlier, about two years ago, we created a video that we thought was very cool, but we used AI, and almost nobody looked at it. But if I put in some emotional energy when creating the post, adding in my own ideas—and even if I write it myself—it works much better. I find the AI stuff, even if it's structured—maybe I don't have one-sentence paragraphs and things like that—so it can work better.  And it's good to have a mixture of different types of content, because yes, text-only is a good format, but maybe you use certain images. Maybe you went to a conference recently, or maybe you're with your colleagues—you can use images like that. That adds a bit of personality. Videos can also be effective, especially selfie-style videos where you're talking about your subject or your expertise. Those are good, because AI can't yet generate the perfect video of you talking—it's getting much better and getting close—but people can still tell when a video is AI-generated. So leverage those formats as a way to stand out in the feed. Video is a very good format because people get to see you and hear from you. They feel like they get to know you a lot faster when they watch a video. Most of the time in business and sales, you don't get to meet someone until you're at an event or on a sales call. So use the LinkedIn feed as a way to accelerate that. Let people get to know you by letting them see you and hear you, and they'll…Share on X  Yeah, I love it. Okay, so I think it's a great picture, and thanks for sharing it. So creating awareness is kind of top of funnel—case studies, what works, tips and tricks. Then you share a lead magnet-type thing, build your list, invite them to download something, come to a webinar, do a free trial, and then you have that list. And then you can retarget them with your bottom of the funnel, which could be more of the same, I guess. It could be multiple channels. So that's really cool. Now, if someone wants to do this, what kind of budget should they be thinking about? Because boosting posts can be expensive, but if it's a good post and you get people to download stuff, maybe it's a good ROI. So what kind of budget would make a difference if I were to post twice? Let's say I'm a CEO of a small-to-medium business. I post twice a week, I develop a couple of lead magnets, I do some retargeting, boosting posts—what kind of budget makes a meaningful difference for me?  Yeah, so the minimum LinkedIn lets you spend on a single campaign per day is 10 bucks a day. so the very minimum is $10 a day to get started, and then you can kind of play around with it from there. To build the system that I mentioned, that would be three different campaigns. So that'd be about $900 to $1,000 a month. So that's kind of the minimum to get started there. We see companies start to have more predictable and repeatable results once you get to at least $3K a month in total spend. You're probably going to start with more of that in the top and middle of the funnel, and then those audiences get smaller as you move down toward the bottom. About $3K a month is where you start to see more predictable, reliable results. But you can get started with as little as $10 a day. And then if you're a bigger mid-market or enterprise company, you might be spending tens or hundreds of thousands a month on ads. You can scale it as far as you want, but to get started, at least $10 a day.  Yeah, that makes sense. If you do $1,000 a month, then get to $3,000, you can actually use it as a proper, predictable channel. So when you say predictable, what kind of results can people expect? Is it a certain number of downloads? I mean, obviously it depends on the content and the quality of the thought leadership—I get it—but what is the typical range that you see?  Yeah. For some averages—if you build that funnel like I mentioned—what we typically see is you might be driving downloads or opt-ins for your newsletter or webinar at anywhere between $50 to $150 per opt-in. It kind of depends on what it is. Newsletters are easier to drive opt-ins for, while webinars are a bit harder because someone knows they need to set aside time in their schedule. That said, there are some businesses we're working with that are getting about $7 to $8 per opt-in.  And again, you want to use LinkedIn when you're targeting a professional audience that carries more value for your business. So $7 to $8 is a really good cost per opt-in. For example, in that case, we're targeting marketing directors, VPs of marketing, CMOs at mid-market companies. Then for call bookings, those can range anywhere between $100 to $500 per booking. In many cases, we're driving people directly to a Calendly link so they can schedule a call right there. So yeah, you might see somewhere between $100 to $500 per call booking. That all very much depends on your audience and your offer, but those are some typical ranges we see.  So you're a business owner as well, and you teach people how to do this, and you help people do this. Are you using LinkedIn for growing your business? Is this effective for your type of business—LinkedIn consulting?  Yeah, LinkedIn is our number one channel. That's where most people find out about us. It makes sense for what we do—we're doing LinkedIn marketing, so people are going to discover us on LinkedIn. I'd say probably the number two channel is doing podcasts, speaking at events, and webinars. That's probably the next biggest driver. But LinkedIn is definitely number one.  I guess that's advertising. So other than advertising and promoting yourself, what drives growth in your business?  What drives growth in our business is using LinkedIn marketing. What makes us different from other people is we've built tooling on top of the LinkedIn Ads API, so we can get more data from the API than you can inside of LinkedIn Campaign Manager. That allows us to do advanced optimizations and see more than you can just inside Campaign Manager. We're able to pull more data from the API and do deeper analysis on things you can't normally see. So we can get really deep into the demographics—like what sizes of companies are performing best, what industries are performing best, what job titles are performing best.  And that's where you start to make more advanced optimizations, like, “Oh, I see this job title is working well, or this one's not,” or “This industry is performing very well, and this other one is not.” Then you make those adjustments to your campaigns based on that data. So those are some things that make us different. And then after that, it’s just our experience. We’ve been doing it for 10 years. I created a course on LinkedIn Learning about LinkedIn advertising, so if you go to learn about LinkedIn ads, you might end up taking my course there. And it's really just the depth of experience—we've seen every type of funnel, worked with every type of company. That's fascinating. Well, Anthony, if someone would like to learn more—okay, they can go to LinkedIn Learning, as you just shared—but how can they connect with you, and how can they get the most up-to-date stuff from you?  Yes. Well, I'm on LinkedIn. I share a lot of content there, so you can look me up on LinkedIn. Otherwise, our website is SpeedworkSocial.com. If you'd like to get our help, you can go there. We also have our own podcast—it's called LinkedIn Ads Radio—where we have lots of episodes going through different topics. We do interviews with LinkedIn and other leading marketers, so there's some really good content there. And then also on YouTube—all of those episodes exist there as well.  Fantastic. Well, if you own a small business, or you run one—a small to medium-sized business or even an enterprise—and you want to grow your B2B audience, then just follow Anthony's recipe: the three levels. The top of the funnel—creating awareness with case studies—then developing your lead magnets, and then retargeting, email marketing to them, boosting your posts. Anthony, thanks for clarifying this for me. I've been on LinkedIn for 20 years, but I didn’t have this picture in my mind. And for those of you listening, if you enjoy this content, stay tuned, because we have similar episodes every week from thought leaders and business owners who share their tips and tricks. I guess this is top of funnel, right?  Yes.  So, Anthony, thanks for coming, and thanks for listening. Important Links: Anthony's LinkedIn Anthony's website

Jason Hart is one of eight Democratic candidates lining up to take a shot at unseating Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall. He talks about being a political novice, his experience as a prosecutor of child sex crimes, views on federal policy, how being a straight, white, Christian man gives him bipartisan appeal, and his failed attempt to ward off a competitor.

Between 2002 and 2023, Malaysia lost millions of hectares of humid primary forest. In places like Gua Musang in Kelantan, the impact of forest loss is being felt directly by Orang Asli communities. Villages in Pos Pasik, Pos Simpor, and Pos Bihai are reporting polluted rivers, damaged crops, conflicts with wildlife, and increasing pressure on customary lands. Some residents are now facing possible legal consequences for defending those lands through peaceful blockades. We speak to Heng Kiah Chun, Campaign Manager at Greenpeace Malaysia, to examine what is happening on the ground and the policy changes that are being called for through the #HutanKitaHakKita campaign.Image credit: Greenpeace MalaysiaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Craig Unger details Bill Casey's role as Ronald Reagan's campaign manager, highlighting his background in espionage and his secret international intelligence and arms-dealing networks. 2.TEHRAN 1970

Mackenzie Grayson, Campaign Manager, Best Start For Kids STL & Lisa Scheer, Child Care Director, Baden Christian Child Care Center, join Megan Lynch in-studio as they kick off their campaign for a ballot measure that would help subsidize child care in St Louis. BestStartForKids.org

A new poll suggests the public's on board with the Government's proposed ban on card surcharges, just as the proposed law has been put on hold. The Government announced plans to ban all credit card and contactless surcharges last year, but faced criticism from businesses who'd be forced to stump the cost. Consumer NZ Campaign Manager Jessica Walker told Heather du Plessis-Allan that there is a middle-ground for both parties to settle on. "Too many surcharges are excessive or just not disclosed or unavoidable. So there would need to be some really firm caps in place to stop consumers being ripped off." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Daily Mail uncovered a sexually graphic poem penned by the Democrat from California apparently written when he was 19 years old ... and it is wild! Titled "Hungover From Burgundy," the poem describes two lovers who meet at the top of a hotel for "formless and magnificent" sex. San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan has bristled at being labeled right-leaning while stressing he’s a lifelong Democrat. His hiring of a self-described conservative to run his California governor campaign could fuel fresh skepticism. Voter records show Mahan’s 23-year-old campaign manager, Adrian Rafizadeh, registered as a Republican in 2020. Governor Gavin Newsom announced an expanded partnership between California and the United Kingdom to tackle climate change and promote sustainable development together. He concluded the trip at UK clean-tech unicorn Octopus Energy, which is committing nearly $1 billion to California companies and projects focused on clean technologies and nature-based solutions. Please Like, Comment and Follow 'Philip Teresi on KMJ' on all platforms: --- Philip Teresi on KMJ is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever else you listen to podcasts. -- Philip Teresi on KMJ Weekdays 2-6 PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 AM & 105.9 FM KMJ | Website | Facebook | Instagram | X | Podcast | Amazon | - Everything KMJ KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Africa Melane speaks to Nomcebo Dlamini, Campaign Manager at the Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance (SAAPA), who says the march is about pushing Parliament to act decisively — insisting that when beer costs less than a loaf of bread in many communities, the consequences are felt in homes, schools and on the streets. Presenter John Maytham is an actor and author-turned-talk radio veteran and seasoned journalist. His show serves a round-up of local and international news coupled with the latest in business, sport, traffic and weather. The host’s eclectic interests mean the program often surprises the audience with intriguing book reviews and inspiring interviews profiling artists. A daily highlight is Rapid Fire, just after 5:30pm. CapeTalk fans call in, to stump the presenter with their general knowledge questions. Another firm favourite is the humorous Thursday crossing with award-winning journalist Rebecca Davis, called “Plan B”. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Afternoon Drive with John Maytham Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays from 15:00 and 18:00 (SA Time) to Afternoon Drive with John Maytham broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/BSFy4Cn or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/n8nWt4x Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media: CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Daily Mail uncovered a sexually graphic poem penned by the Democrat from California apparently written when he was 19 years old ... and it is wild! Titled "Hungover From Burgundy," the poem describes two lovers who meet at the top of a hotel for "formless and magnificent" sex. San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan has bristled at being labeled right-leaning while stressing he’s a lifelong Democrat. His hiring of a self-described conservative to run his California governor campaign could fuel fresh skepticism. Voter records show Mahan’s 23-year-old campaign manager, Adrian Rafizadeh, registered as a Republican in 2020. Governor Gavin Newsom announced an expanded partnership between California and the United Kingdom to tackle climate change and promote sustainable development together. He concluded the trip at UK clean-tech unicorn Octopus Energy, which is committing nearly $1 billion to California companies and projects focused on clean technologies and nature-based solutions. Please Like, Comment and Follow 'Philip Teresi on KMJ' on all platforms: --- Philip Teresi on KMJ is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever else you listen to podcasts. -- Philip Teresi on KMJ Weekdays 2-6 PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 AM & 105.9 FM KMJ | Website | Facebook | Instagram | X | Podcast | Amazon | - Everything KMJ KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Lick the High Prices of Ice Cream Cones & Put Honey in Every Pot"In this special Patreon Bonus Episode, Josie & Kait take a trip back to when Winnie the Pooh ran for president on the Children's Party Ticket.Learn more about how Winnie the Pooh and his Press Secretary and Campaign Manager took on the campaign trail in 1972 & 1976!This episode was originally released on March 17, 2022 on our Patreon as a bonus episode! We hope you enjoy listening to this special episode about a fun Disney History topic we wish people knew more about.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review or let us know on our Instagram - @carouselprojectpodcast! We would love to hear from you and we hope to be bringing back new episodes very soon!Find us all on Instagram:@kaitkillebrew@josiemaida@epcotadam

Im Aufzug mit Michael Zorc war ihm klar: "Jetzt bin ich beim BVB!" Philipp Brüggemann, den bei Borussia Dortmund alle nur Pippo nennen, ist Product & Campaign Manager. Er arbeitet also im Merchandising. Die ersten Monate musste sich der gebürtige Münsterländer manchmal kneifen, wenn er in der Geschäftsstelle unterwegs war: arbeiten beim Herzensverein. Die Bilder von BVB-Legenden auf den Fluren erinnern Pippo immer wieder daran, dass für ihn ein Traum wahr wurde. Was er genau beim Merchandising macht, welche Rolle Marco Reus dabei spielt und wie er zum Büro-DJ einer ganzen Etage wurde, verrät unser Gast in der aktuellen Folge von "Flutlicht & Flipcharts".

Jake the Dog, Mayor, and Shani Leichter, Campaign Manager and Chief of Staff for Mayor Jake joined the podcast to talk about their work in the community. They shared how they campaigned, duties of a canine mayor, and important issues to the community. Host: Lauren Palmer

BILL CASEY TAKES COMMAND OF THE REAGAN CAMPAIGN Colleague Craig Unger. Unger details how Ronald Reagan hired former OSS spy Bill Casey as campaign manager. Casey utilized a secret intelligence network involving Israeli agents to monitor the hostage situation, fearing a pre-election release would help Carter. Casey aimed to prevent this "October Surprise" while keeping Reagan largely insulated from specific operational details. NUMBER 2

On this episode of The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast we speak with Rebekah Skeete, Executive Director and CEO of BlackGirlsHack Foundation. Rebekah dives into how BGH is helping to increase diversity in cybersecurity by bridging the gap between what is taught in educational institutions and what is necessary for careers in cybersecurity.For more information visit: https://www.blackgirlshack.org/HomeRebekah Skeete is a Security Engineer with Schellman based in Dallas, Texas. As a member of the Infrastructure and Security team, Rebekah is part of a collaborative group of technology professionals serving as the primary technical resource to safeguard the organization's computer networks and systems. In her role, she is responsible for planning and carrying out security measures to monitor and protect sensitive data and systems from infiltration and cyber-attacks. Prior to joining Schellman in 2022, Rebekah worked for the Texas Rangers in a myriad of roles, including Cybersecurity Analyst and Manager of IT Applications and Operations. During the construction of the Rangers new state-of-the-art ballpark, Globe Life Field, Rebekah assisted the Rangers IT department's efforts to transition over 200 front office employees to their new workspaces. Outside baseball and IT, Rebekah is also interested in politics and started volunteering for campaigns in 2008. From 2013-2016, she served as a Campaign Manager in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. In 2015, she attended the Women's Campaign School at Yale. Rebekah is the COO of BlackGirlsHack, a nonprofit organization providing black women with resources, training, mentoring, and access to increase representation and diversity in the cybersecurity field. Committed to inclusion and belonging, she holds the firm belief that representation enhances the culture and community of an organization and seeks to amplify underserved voices at any table she has a seat.Support our show by sharing your favorite episodes with a friend, subscribe, give us a rating or leave a comment on your podcast platform. This podcast is brought to you by LimaCharlie, maker of the SecOps Cloud Platform, infrastructure for SecOps where everything is built API first. Scale with confidence as your business grows. Start today for free at limacharlie.io.

Campaigners in the UK have urged ministers there to allow schools to pilot a four day work week in order to tackle worsening teacher burnout and recruitment and retention issues. The 4 Day Week Foundation says it's not about doing less, but doing work smarter to ensure staff wellbeing. So should it be done here too?Pat spoke to James Reeves, Campaign Manager, 4 Day Week Foundation and Eric Nelligan, Assistant Principal, St Munchin's College.

Send us a textThe video describes Amazon Ads' new benchmark report, a feature available through the Campaign Manager that helps sellers evaluate their advertising performance compared to industry standards. The report provides metrics on key performance indicators like cost per click, purchase rates, and new-to-brand metrics, allowing sellers to compare their results against category averages. This can help sellers determine if their advertising strategy is competitive within their category.The benchmarks include data such as the average cost per click (CPC), where the user's CPC can be compared with the benchmark for the same category, giving insight into whether they are overspending or underperforming. Similarly, the report tracks metrics like cost per purchase and purchase rate for new-to-brand customers. By comparing these values, sellers can see how their performance stacks up against competitors in the same category.The introduction of benchmarks allows sellers to make more informed, data-driven decisions by offering insights into whether their campaigns are on track with the industry standard or if adjustments are needed. This is particularly valuable for sellers who may be uncertain about their advertising strategy or spending, providing a clearer perspective on how they compare with competitors.The video encourages users to explore this new benchmark feature within their Amazon Advertising console and take action based on the insights provided, potentially optimizing their campaigns or making necessary adjustments to improve performance relative to their category.#AmazonAds #AmazonMarketing #EcommerceGrowth #AmazonBenchmarks #adperformance Want free resources? Dowload our Free Amazon guides here:Q4 Selling Playbook: https://bit.ly/46Wqkm3 2025 Ecommerce Holiday Playbook: https://bit.ly/4hbygov Amazon PPC Guide 2025: https://bit.ly/4lF0OYX 2025 Ecommerce Holiday Playbook: https://bit.ly/4hbygovAmazon Crisis Kit: https://bit.ly/4maWHn0Amazon SEO Toolkit: https://bit.ly/457zjSlNeed personalized help? Book a call now and let's drive your performance to the next level! https://bit.ly/4jMZtxuTimestamps:00:00 - Amazon Ads Benchmark Report01:20 - Comparing Your Campaign to Competitors02:30 - Understanding Cost Per Click and Cost Per Purchase03:10 - What Does This Benchmark Data Mean for Your Brand?04:00 - How to Use Benchmark Data for Better Amazon Ads----------------------------------------------Follow us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28605816/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenpopemag/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/myamazonguys/Twitter: https://twitter.com/myamazonguySubscribe to the My Amazon Guy podcast: https://podcast.myamazonguy.comApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-amazon-guy/id1501974229Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4A5ASHGGfr6s4wWNQIqyVwSupport the show

Ak ťa láka pracovať v reklame alebo len chceš nahliadnuť do zákulisia online kampaní, tento diel Jobcastu je pre teba. Dozvieš sa, čo presne robí Digital Campaign Manager – priamo od Filipa Kuchára, ktorý ich má na starosti u nás vo Websupporte. Prezradil aj: čo presne robí Digital Campaign Manager a ako vyzerá jeho deň? ako z návštevníkov webu spraviť zákazníkov? aké nástroje a zručnosti sú pre túto prácu kľúčové? prečo sú čísla a rýchla odozva na zmeny také návykové? ...a aj to, ako si dať v rýchlom tempe pozor na burnout

In this episode, “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys talk with Kalai Vanan Balakrishnan, CEO of ACRES, and Jasvic Lye, Campaign Manager of Our Wild Neighbours (OWN), to explore Singapore’s first-ever multi-lingual wildlife advisories—an initiative designed to help residents and migrant workers safely and respectfully respond to local wildlife encounters. Launched in April 2022, OWN promotes coexistence with wildlife through public education, rescue efforts, and community outreach. With advisories now available in eight languages—including Tamil, Tagalog, Bengali, and Bahasa Indonesia—OWN is bridging cultural and communication gaps across Singapore’s diverse population. Kalai and Jasvic share why this initiative is timely, as ACRES sees a rise in wildlife rescues from homes and construction sites. They discuss how education can prevent harm, reduce fear, and foster empathy—especially in urban settings where biodiversity is often overlooked. Learn more at ourwildneighbours.sg.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HEADLINE: Bill Casey's Secret Intelligence Network and the Safari Club's Off-the-Books Operations AUTHOR:Craig Unger SUMMARY: Craig Unger characterizes Bill Casey as a "dazzlingly brilliant" spy and Reagan campaign manager who built a secret intelligence network, meeting with Israeli agents and South African arms dealers. Casey utilized associates like John Shaheen and relied on the Safari Club, an off-the-books intelligence group formed after CIA crackdowns, to run covert operations outside of government oversight.

PREVIEW: HEADLINE: Bill Casey: Mysterious Campaign Manager and Super Spy at the Center of the October Surprise GUEST NAME: Craig Unger SUMMARY: Author Craig Unger introduces Bill Casey, the mysterious, non-transparent Reagan campaign manager and former OSS spy, who built a secret intelligence network and is central to the disputed story of the 1980 October Surprise deal over the hostages. BOLDFACE NAMES: John Batchelor, Craig Unger, Bill Casey, Ronald Reagan 1945 WILD BILL DONOVAN OF THE OSS IN CHINA.

In this episode, Michael and Clément dive into the world of Amazon PPC and why 2025 is such an exciting time for advertisers. PPC used to be simple — one bid for everyone, everywhere. Now, with Top of Search, Product Page, and B2B placements, you can target audiences that convert like crazy.Clément shares how they got early access to B2B in beta, and while it used to be a bit mysterious, it's now available to everyone with clear data. The numbers are impressive: B2B customers convert almost twice as well, order more units per purchase, and cost less per sale.They break down strategies for using B2B placements, either with dedicated campaigns or bid adjustments in your existing campaigns. Add Amazon Marketing Cloud audiences on top, and you can stack your targeting for even better results. The key takeaway? B2B is massively underutilized, and testing it could seriously boost your PPC performance.We'll see you in The PPC Den!

Diane sits down with Joe Leurs, a candidate running for United States Congress to represent Tennessee's District 7, formerly held by Mark Green. Rep. Green announced his sudden retirement at the end of July, sparking a "special election" to be held this fall. The Republican Primary will be on October 7th to narrow down the field of Republicans who want the seat. They will then face off against a Democrat on December 2nd of this year. Diane is the Campaign Manager for Joe's campaign and we invite you into their conversation today. Learn more about Joe: https://www.joeleursforcongress.com Diane Michel Canada is a Podcast Host, National Television Commentator, Author, Speaker, and Songwriter. Diane trains Christian women HOW to win hearts and minds to conservative values.Learn more about Diane Canada at: ⁠https://dianecanada.com

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Maybe these are some questions you've asked yourself, as we've moved from the election of 2024 to the present: Where the heck are the Democrats?  What's happening with the dysfunctional American two-party political system, and if we don't support what the Trump administration is doing to our people and our rule of law, how do we find any hope we might have left for regaining control of our Democracy? What do we even mean when we say Democrat these days? We've asked ourselves the same questions and have come up empty. As a result, we decided to ask these very same questions of a Democratic insider, as this week we discuss how to be a better Democrat.   What to listen for: What better strategies look like for Democratic strategies going forward, including increasing youth leadership, and getting into your communities to learn what people really care about How do we hold Democratic leaders accountable?  Finding commonality across the aisle Holding Republican leaders accountable for preserving our democracy as well About our guest:   Megan Imperial is a seasoned political strategist with over eight years of experience in policy development, legislative strategy, and organizational leadership. She has worked across public, private, and nonprofit sectors, specializing in racial equity, budget analysis, and workforce development. Megan's background includes advising government agencies on equity initiatives and managing high-impact campaigns, including her recent work as Campaign Manager for Jesse Arreguín for State Senate and Victor Flores for BART. At the state level, Megan has held leadership roles within the California Young Democrats, including VP of Finance and Chair of the Womxn's Caucus. She serves as a sitting member of the California Democratic Party Women's Caucus. Locally, she is the Immediate Past President of the East Bay Young Democrats.  

This episode the fellas are joined with Educator, Campaign Manager, and fellow Podcaster, Raila Langham of Mobilennials. She gets off enjoying the final days before school starts and shares what it's like after a political race. Don't forget to download the NspireU on Air App, go to Contentville and catch all the new episodes on Mondays. Why??? It's the Wooisms Way.

Like, share, and subscribe! youtube.com/@jabarivocm… Out Now YouTube & Meta! We've got a special episode of Unsavory Politik-sending off my cohost Alex Suarez the right way! This is his last show as a co-host as he heads off to pursue his educational career. We'll be joined by friends of the show & comrades-Chris, Richard, and Dusty James! Don't miss it! #UnsavoryPolitik #FarewellAlex #LiveShow #PoliticalTalk #YouTubeLive #MetaLivePlease visit to support the campaign!!! youtube.com/redirect?am… END THE GENOCIDE IN GAZA NO MILITARY AID, NO OCCUPATION! STOP THE DEPORTATIONS ICE OUT! SHUT DOWN THE DETENTION CENTERS! FREE HEALTHCARE FOR ALL TAX THE RICH! WE NEED RENT CONTROL MAKE CORPORATE LANDLORDS PAY!

The Republican campaign for governor is going through a shakeup this summer. As Michael Pope tells us, the candidate has a new campaign manager.

Annette DiTommaso, Executive Director Annette DiTommaso is the Executive Director of the Blue Line Foundation, where she leads efforts to support first responders, uplift at-risk communities, and drive impactful urban revitalization projects throughout Greater Cincinnati. With over a decade of expertise in corporate social responsibility and nonprofit management, Annette is deeply committed to fostering strategic partnerships, securing sustainable funding, and spearheading initiatives that improve community infrastructure, promote neighborhood safety, and expand affordable housing.Before her role at Blue Line, Annette held key leadership positions at altafiber, including Senior Manager of Employee Experience and Corporate Impact and Employee Engagement Manager. There, she developed comprehensive global CSR programs, established charitable foundations, and significantly boosted employee engagement and corporate philanthropy.Annette began her career as a financial advisor with Merrill Lynch, specializing in ethical investing and strategic charitable giving, before moving into relationship management at United Way of Greater Cincinnati. A proud Indiana University alumna, Annette holds both a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Public Policy and Nonprofit Management. Recognized as a YWCA Rising Star, she combines strategic vision, data-driven solutions, and passionate leadership to create lasting, positive change in the community. Charlie Williams, President Charlie Williams is a seasoned financial professional and Director of Wealth Management at LS Financial Group, with nearly two decades of experience guiding clients through strategic financial planning, investment management, retirement strategies, and estate planning. At the Blue Line Foundation, Charlie serves as President and leverages his extensive financial expertise to help drive strategic decision-making, fiscal responsibility, and long-term sustainability, supporting the Foundation's critical mission to uplift first responders, enhance community safety, and foster urban revitalization.In addition to his role at LS Financial Group, Charlie previously served as a Financial Consultant at A.G. Edwards & Sons, bringing a wealth of experience in wealth-building and client relations. He also contributed to public service as the Campaign Manager for Debbi Alsfelder for Congress, underscoring his commitment to community and civic engagement.A proud graduate of Miami University, Charlie holds degrees in Diplomacy & Foreign Affairs and Economics. He is recognized as a Five Star Wealth Manager and maintains several financial certifications, including Series 7, 63, and 65 licenses. Charlie is passionate about applying his financial acumen and strategic insight to make a lasting positive impact in his community.

Live from the Engage 2025 Summit, Dustin sits down with team members from DIS-Study Abroad to unpack how digital transformation is reshaping the student experience abroad. From streamlining pre-departure logistics to embracing CRMs and AI for internal efficiency, this conversation explores how DIS is thoughtfully building a more connected, student-first journey. Plus, the team opens up about their own AI learning curves and what inspires them most about working at the intersection of tech and travel.Guest Names: Asta Schantz-Conlon - Marketing & Campaign Manager at DIS-Study AbroadLena Friedman - Outreach and Communications Coordinator at DIS-Study AbroadLucy Li - Digital Portfolio Manager at DIS-Study AbroadGuest Socials: AstaLenaLucyGuest Bios: Asta Schantz-Conlon is the Marketing and Campaign Manager at DIS – Study Abroad, based in Copenhagen. She crafts multimedia campaigns and digital strategies that inspire students to study abroad in Scandinavia. Born and raised in Copenhagen, Asta brings a global perspective shaped by her experiences living, working, and studying abroad. She holds a degree in Multimedia Communications, Film, and Media from the University of Copenhagen.Lena works at DIS – Study Abroad as the Outreach and Communications Coordinator in the North American Office, based in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The North American Office partners with a network of 200+ universities and supports students preparing to study abroad. Lena develops pre-departure resources and assists with DIS's transition to new technology platforms, including Element451. She earned her B.A. in Psychology from Whitman College in 2021. - - - -Connect With Our Host:Dustin Ramsdellhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/dustinramsdell/About The Enrollify Podcast Network:The Higher Ed Geek is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too!Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com.Attend the 2025 Engage Summit! The Engage Summit is the premier conference for forward-thinking leaders and practitioners dedicated to exploring the transformative power of AI in education. Explore the strategies and tools to step into the next generation of student engagement, supercharged by AI. You'll leave ready to deliver the most personalized digital engagement experience every step of the way.Register now to secure your spot in Charlotte, NC, on June 24-25, 2025! Early bird registration ends February 1st -- https://engage.element451.com/register

What happens when we finally break the silence about one of humanity's most natural yet stigmatized experiences? Periods affect half the world's population, yet remain shrouded in shame and misunderstanding. This candid conversation bridges generations and cultures as Mia and and her guest Urmi Hossain share their personal experiences with menstruation across different backgrounds.The stigma begins early—Urmi recalls being forbidden from attending school classes about periods, while advertisements portrayed menstruation as a joyful experience with blue liquid instead of blood. Both women share cringe-worthy stories of workplace period emergencies and the complex mental gymnastics required to hide a perfectly normal bodily function from colleagues. Their experiences, despite being decades apart, remain disturbingly similar.The statistics are sobering: 30% of adolescents lack access to needed menstrual products, while 64% of adults report being unable to afford period products at some point in the past year. Globally, 500 million people lack access to basic menstrual necessities. Beyond the physical challenges, cultural taboos label menstruating women as "impure" and restrict their participation in religious and community activities.This episode doesn't just identify problems—it explores solutions, from workplace "period days" to better education for everyone, especially men. As Mia pointedly suggests, "If men had periods, there would be baskets of tampons and Advil everywhere." The conversation concludes with information about organizations working to address these issues, including Women in Leadership Canada and Femme Influence.Whether you menstruate or not, this conversation offers critical insights into an experience that shapes lives, workplaces, and communities. Breaking the taboo isn't just about comfort—it's about dignity, equality, and recognizing biological realities that affect millions. Listen, learn, and join us in normalizing this essential conversation.Urmi Hossain is a woman who wears many hats.; Urmi is a self-published author, speaker, blogger, polyglot, mentor, and holder of both the CFA ( Chartered Financial Analyst) and CAIA ( Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst) designations. She works in the financial services industry in Canada, where she lives.Her first book, Discovering Your Identity: A Rebirth from Interracial Struggle, reflects her journey as a third-culture kid.Passionate about women's empowerment, Urmi is the Social Media Lead for Women in Leadership's Victoria Chapter and the Campaign Manager at Femme Influence. She is a big proponent of learning and self-development; one of her passions is public speaking. She has been part of the Toastmasters club since 2019, where she served as both VP of Education and President.She enjoys reading thrillers and mystery books and working out in her free time, such as boxing, HIIT workouts, and running.Find Mia On Social Media ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Listen and subscribe to the podcast: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

After Pierre Poilievre's election defeat, the Conservative blame game begins. The PBD Podcast tears into campaign missteps, failed leadership, and why playing defense cost Pierre the win, despite Trudeau stepping down and Carney stepping in.

If it feels like the second you catch up with the algorithm, everything changes again, you're not imagining it! Today's episode is here to help you stay ahead of the curve. We're diving into May's biggest marketing updates, from Instagram's experimental new features to TikTok's latest political saga and LinkedIn's ad upgrades. Knowing what's changing (and why) can shift your mindset from feeling frustrated to feeling empowered. Because when you understand the "why" behind these updates (hint: it's all about keeping users engaged) you can start using these shifts to your advantage, instead of letting them derail your strategy. Plus, Emma shares practical insights on how (and whether) you should be integrating these changes into your marketing right now. Listen in as Emma explains: Why TikTok's future in the U.S. still isn't finalized How LinkedIn's new Campaign Manager tools could boost your ad performance Instagram's new lockable posts and how to leverage them for exclusivity And much, much more!   Connect with Ninety Five Media: Website   Instagram  Need Support with Your Podcast? We've got you covered  Book a Strategy Intensive Call with Emma for a custom marketing plan for your brand:   strategyintensivecall.co   Book a call to explore our social media management services for your business! ninetyfivemedia.co/book-a-call  Start posting consistently by scheduling out your content in advance! Use Ninety Five Media's favorite tool, Later.com, to experience how easy this gets to be: http://try.later.com/ninetyfivemedia

Alexis Carey is a social media and influencer marketing specialist with over 4 years of experience in the beauty, food and beverage, and lifestyle industries. As a Campaign Manager at Foodie Tribe, she drives brand growth through influencer partnerships and strategic campaigns. Outside of work, she creates fashion, fitness, and travel content on her blog, @fashiontoflow.Since this interview, Alexis has stepped into a new role as a Campaign Manager for an agency. In this episode, Emily Mi Landri talks with Alexis about breaking into the social media world, building experience across the fitness, wellness, and beauty industries, and balancing creativity with business strategy. Alexis also shares actionable tips on content creation, influencer marketing, and tapping into trends to drive success.

Apple and the UK government clash over a backdoor feature that could allow the UK government access to private, encrypted data. Privacy advocate Sean Vitka explains why U.S. Apple users should be concerned about the encryption feature. Plus: former Bernie Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir reveals why Democrats have lost their way, and he shares his plan to bring working class Americans back to the party. -------------- Watch full episodes on Rumble, streamed LIVE 7pm ET. Become part of our Locals community Follow Lee Fang Follow System Update:  Twitter Instagram TikTok Facebook LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In our latest episode in our series on Climate in the Age of Trump, Scott talks with Liv Senghor about Wall Street's backpedaling on its commitments to phase fossil fuels out of its financial portfolios. They also talk about corporate finance campaigning in the new Trump administration and the upcoming Summer of Heat 2. Bio// Liv Senghor is an artist and activist with a history in non-violent direct action. With a career spanning entertainment and activism, Liv earned a Peabody and Emmy for her work on Netflix's Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj. Since 2014, she has been a dedicated organizer against police brutality and US militarism. Liv joined Stop the Money Pipeline as a Fellow during the Summer of Heat on Wall Street campaign, when she led many actions and was arrested for engaging in civil disobedience fifteen times. She is now STMP's New York Action & Campaign Manager and an active organizer with Planet Over Profit. ------------------------------------------------- Outro- "Green and Red Blues" by Moody Links// +Global financial sector dropping key green pledges as Trump takes office (https://bit.ly/40HhPJK) Follow Green and Red// +G&R Linktree: ⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/greenandredpodcast⁠⁠⁠ +Our rad website: ⁠⁠⁠https://greenandredpodcast.org/⁠⁠⁠ + Join our Discord community (https://discord.gg/uvrdubcM) +NEW: Follow us on Substack (https://greenandredpodcast.substack.com) +NEW: Follow us on Bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/podcastgreenred.bsky.social) Support the Green and Red Podcast// +Become a Patron at https://www.patreon.com/greenredpodcast +Or make a one time donation here: ⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/DonateGandR⁠⁠⁠ Our Networks// +We're part of the Labor Podcast Network: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.laborradionetwork.org/⁠⁠ +We're part of the Anti-Capitalist Podcast Network: linktr.ee/anticapitalistpodcastnetwork +Listen to us on WAMF (90.3 FM) in New Orleans (https://wamf.org/) This is a Green and Red Podcast (@PodcastGreenRed) production. Produced by Bob (@bobbuzzanco) and Scott (@sparki1969). Edited by Scott.

President-elect Donald Trump has named his campaign manager, Susie Wiles, as his White House chief of staff. She is his first cabinet pick and will be the first woman ever to hold the title. We have new details on the other names being considered for high-profile positions. Plus, former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe on what the Justice Department could look like in a second Trump administration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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