Podcasts about judith lewis

What happens when climate change meets centuries-old winemaking practices? In this episode of Wine Behind the Scenes, I catch up with Konstantina Goula, who's now co-managing her family's organic winery in northern Greece. Since her last appearance, the vineyard has faced extreme weather, a 50% crop loss, and major change. From automated watering systems to unforgettable wine boat tours on Kerkini Lake, Konstantina shares how they're adapting, growing, and turning challenges into opportunities one glass at a time. Let's uncork this story of resilience, creativity, and the love behind every bottle. In this episode:  Discover how climate change is reshaping winemaking. Learn how Konstantina's family is embracing sustainability and smart tech like automated irrigation to protect their organic vineyards. Get inspired by their pivot to wine tourism, including wine tastings on boats and lakeside events. Explore how a small, family-run winery balances tradition with innovation in a changing world. Laugh along in our closing segment with Judith Lewis as we decode the sensual — and slightly awkward world of wine descriptions (yes, we're talking about "caressing"). Konstantina Goula is the co-manager of her family's organic winery and vineyard nestled in northern Greece, where centuries-old tradition meets modern innovation. After studying and working in the fields of tourism and marketing, Konstantina returned to her roots to help transform the family business not just through sustainable winemaking practices but by creating unforgettable wine tourism experiences. She's played a key role in expanding the winery's reach by designing events like wine boat tours, gastronomy days, and art-infused tastings that showcase both their wines and the rich cultural landscape of the region. Passionate about storytelling through wine, Konstantina brings a thoughtful, resilient approach to running a boutique winery in a world shaped by climate change. Whether she's adapting to unpredictable weather patterns or dreaming up new ways to connect guests with Greek wine culture, Konstantina is a true force behind the scenes and in the vineyard. Contact Konstantina Goula here:Email: info@ktimatapostoli.gr Website: https://ktimatapostoli.gr/  Phone: +30 694 657 9507  IG: @ktimatapostoli FB: @toktimatapostoli.gr 

Have you ever wondered why some chocolate and wine combinations leave you craving more, while others fall flat?  In this episode, Judith Lewis shares her wealth of knowledge, revealing the secrets behind selecting the perfect wine to complement your favourite chocolate. From the nuances of high-quality chocolate to the surprising pairings that elevate both flavours, Judith will transform the way you indulge in these two beloved treats. But that's not all! Judith also takes us on a journey through the world of chocolate, offering tips on where to find the best artisanal selections and how to truly savour each bite. Plus, stick around for a quirky segment on a "wonky wine term" that will leave you chuckling and pondering the mysteries of wine language. So, grab your favourite chocolate, pour yourself a glass of wine, and get ready to embark on a flavourful adventure that celebrates the intersection of wine, life, and fun!   In this episode you will be able to:  Discover the art of pairing chocolate with wine from expert Judith Lewis, an international wine and chocolate judge. Learn about the different types of chocolate—white, milk, and dark—and how their quality affects pairing choices. Understand why supermarket chocolates may not be the best option and where to find high-quality chocolate alternatives. Explore unique wine pairings for white chocolate, including dry sherry and sweet Tokaji, and how to enhance flavours. Get tips on tasting chocolate properly—why melting is better than chewing for flavour release. Judith Lewis is a distinguished international wine judge and a celebrated expert in chocolate evaluation. With over 20 years of experience in the food and beverage industry, Judith has carved a niche for herself by combining her passion for wine and chocolate.  Judith's journey began with chocolate, where she sought to engage audiences with her approachable knowledge of this beloved treat. This led her to an intensive study of flavours and the intricacies of taste, which ultimately allowed her to build an extensive scent and taste library. Judith's expertise in chocolate earned her a place on the board of directors for the Academy of Chocolate, where she actively participates in judging high-quality chocolates from around the world. Her deep understanding of flavour profiles and sensory experiences seamlessly transitioned her into the wine industry, where she now shares her insights as a respected wine judge. In addition to her judging roles, Judith collaborates with various chocolate makers, providing valuable feedback to enhance their products. She is a regular contributor to this podcast, Wine Behind the Scenes, where she shares her wealth of knowledge about wine and of course, gives us her take on wonky wine terms! Whether discussing the nuances of chocolate types or the perfect wine pairings, Judith's passion for flavour and enjoyment shines through, making her a sought-after voice in the world of wine and chocolate. Contact Judith Lewis here:  Website: https://www.decabbit.com/ Website: http://mostlyaboutchocolate.com/ X (New name for "Twitter"): https://twitter.com/judithlewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mostlyaboutchoc/  

Today, I had the privilege of hosting Linda Bramble, a celebrated wine expert and educator with a story as rich as the finest vintage. From her Italian roots to her career as a sommelier and international wine judge, Linda shares the secrets of wine tasting, the power of memory, and the fascinating subjectivity of judging wines. Stay tuned until the end for a fun twist as Judith Lewis and I reveal today's quirky wine term. So, pour yourself a glass, sit back, and join us on this flavourful journey. Cheers!  In this episode you will be able to:  Cultural Perspectives: Explore the differences in wine consumption and appreciation between European and North American cultures. Wine Education: Learn how Linda transitioned from a leadership role to becoming a sommelier and wine judge, emphasizing the importance of formal education in wine tasting. Tasting Techniques: Gain insights into effective wine-tasting practices, including the significance of memory and sensory associations in developing tasting skills. Subjectivity in Judging: Understand the subjective nature of wine judging through Linda's experiences and anecdotes from various judging panels around the world. Wine and Food Pairing: Get inspired by Linda's favourite dish, frutti de mare, and the perfect wine pairing with Niagara's exceptional Chardonnays. Linda Bramble is a distinguished wine expert and educator whose passion for wine is deeply rooted in her Italian heritage. Growing up in a family where wine was an integral part of every meal, Linda's adventure into the world of wine began at her family table, where she learned to appreciate the culture, connection, and artistry behind a good pour. With a remarkable career spanning decades, Linda is a professor at Athabasca University and been associated with Brock University in Niagara, where she has shared her extensive knowledge of wine with students and enthusiasts. Her expertise has led her to become a respected sommelier and an international wine judge, where she has tasted and evaluated wines from regions including California, Chile, Italy, and Ontario. Linda is not only passionate about wine tasting but also about the power of tasting memory. She believes that wine tasting is a creative endeavour that engages all the senses and is influenced by personal experiences and associations. Her innovative approach to wine education emphasizes the importance of memory and differentiation, encouraging others to explore and enjoy wine in new ways. In addition to her teaching and judging, Linda is the author of "Niagara's Wine Visionaries," a labour of love that chronicles the history and evolution of the Niagara wine industry through the stories of its key players. Her dedication to preserving the rich history of wine in her region showcases her commitment to storytelling and education. Whether she is sharing her insights on wine tasting or discussing the nuances of wine judging, Linda Bramble continues to inspire wine lovers and novices alike to appreciate the complexities and joys of wine. Contact Linda Bramble here:  Email: lindabramble@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/linda.bramble.14

The holiday season is in full swing, with the cozy glow of crackling fires and the sparkle of festive lights all around. In this enchanting episode of Wine Behind the Scenes, I teamed up with wine expert Judith Lewis to bring the classic carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas" to life—one sip at a time! From elegant bubbles to rich reds, this episode is packed with wine wisdom, culinary creativity, and all the holiday cheer you could wish for. Whether you're planning a dazzling holiday feast or just want to add some sparkle to your December evenings, this episode will inspire you to toast to the season with style.  So grab your favorite glass, settle in, and let the Christmas magic begin! In this episode you will be able to:  Holiday Wine Pairings: Discover a playful lineup of 24 wines, each paired with a verse from "The Twelve Days of Christmas," perfect for your festive gatherings. Unique Wine Recommendations: Learn about underappreciated wines like Chenin Blanc and Gruner Veltliner, and why they make excellent choices for holiday celebrations. Food Pairing Ideas: Get inspired with delicious food pairings for each wine, including baked brie with pears and duck breast with cherry sauce. Exploration of Varietals: Dive into the characteristics of various wines, from the romantic Pinot Noir to the bold Malbec, and how they enhance your holiday meals. Sparkling Wine Selections: Explore sparkling options like Prosecco and Cava, perfect for adding a celebratory touch to your festivities. Sweet Wine Delights: Understand the nuances of sweet wines like Sauternes and Tokaji, and how they can complement savory dishes or desserts. Culinary Creativity: Learn how to substitute ingredients in recipes, such as using pears in a cheddar apple tart, to elevate your holiday cooking. Festive Spirit: Embrace the joy of the holiday season with wine, food, and fun, making your celebrations even more memorable. Judith Lewis is a renowned wine expert and passionate storyteller, celebrated for her ability to connect wine with the rich tapestry of life and culture. With a deep appreciation for the nuances of wine, Judith brings her extensive knowledge to the forefront, making her a sought-after guest on various platforms. In our recent holiday episode, Judith teamed up with me to explore a playful lineup of wines inspired by the classic carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas." With a focus on unique pairings and delightful food recommendations, Judith and I encourage you to discover the joy of wine, whether for festive celebrations or everyday enjoyment. We cover a wide range of wines, from the underappreciated Chenin Blanc to the bold and robust Malbec. We want to inspire you to explore and enjoy the diverse flavors and stories behind each wine that we talk about - and sometimes even sing about. We hope you have as much fun listening to this episode and we did making it! Whatever you're celebrating this holiday season, embrace the magic of the season with a glass in hand. Happy holidays! Merry Christmas! Contact Judith Lewis here:  Website: https://www.decabbit.com/ Website: http://mostlyaboutchocolate.com/ X (New name for "Twitter"): https://twitter.com/judithlewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mostlyaboutchoc/

From the vineyards of France and Italy to the vibrant streets of Seattle, today's episode of Wine Behind the Scenes takes you on a remarkable adventure with Marilee Bramhall, the visionary founder of Iola Wines.  With a mission to champion women-led wineries, Marilee's story is one of resilience and innovation, especially when COVID-19 hit, leaving her with 3,600 bottles of wine and no market to sell to. How did she turn this challenge into a thriving success? Join us as we go into Marilee's passion for organic, sustainable viticulture, her dedication to the art of winemaking, and her commitment to amplifying the voices of women in this traditionally male-dominated industry.  Plus, don't miss our fun segment with Judith Lewis, where we explore today's quirky wine term that will leave you smiling. Get ready to sip, savour, and explore the fascinating world of wine! In this episode you will be able to learn about:  Discover how Marilee Bramhall turned a potential disaster during COVID into a thriving wine import business focused on women-led wineries. Learn about the unique challenges and rewards of running a global wine import company, especially in a male-dominated industry. Explore the significance of organic, biodynamic, and sustainable viticulture, and how women in the wine industry are often at the forefront of these practices. Gain insights into the importance of building relationships with wine producers and the value of experiencing wine firsthand in its country of origin. Understand the current landscape of women in winemaking, including statistics and the ongoing efforts to increase representation. Get tips for aspiring wine importers, including the importance of research, understanding regulations, and starting before you're ready. Marilee Bramhall is a passionate wine importer based in Seattle, Washington, with a mission to showcase exceptional wines from women-led wineries in France and Italy.  With a deep-rooted love for wine that began in her childhood, Marilee has dedicated her career to elevating the voices of female winemakers in an industry where they are often underrepresented. Her path into the world of wine was inspired by her father, an enthusiastic wine lover, who introduced her to the joys of wine at a young age.  This early experience ignited a lifelong passion that has taken her across the globe, exploring the rich histories and traditions of winemaking in Europe. Marilee travels to France and Italy three to four times a year, not only to source wines but also to lead food and wine tours, sharing her knowledge and love for wine with others. In 2017, Marilee founded Iola Wines, named after her grandmother, to focus exclusively on importing wines from women winemakers who practice organic, biodynamic, and sustainable viticulture.  Her commitment to supporting female-led wineries stems from her observations of the gender disparities in the wine industry, where less than 20% of winemakers worldwide are women. Marilee's expertise and dedication have made her a unique voice in the wine community, and she is on a mission to democratize the world of wine, making it more inclusive and accessible for all.  When she's not busy curating exceptional wines, Marilee enjoys sharing her experiences and insights through various platforms, including her podcast appearances and social media. Connect with Marilee and discover the incredible wines from women-led wineries at lola Wines! Contact Marilee Bramhall here: Website: https://www.iolawines.com/ Email: Marilee@iolawines.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iolawines Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iola.wines LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/marileebramhall/ & https://www.linkedin.com/company/iolawines/ New boost

Get ready to uncork a world of adventure on Wine Behind the Scenes!  Join Laurel Simmons as she sits down with travel broker Samantha Schultz, whose passion for wine and exploration is truly boundless. Travel through the hidden wine gems of Eastern Europe, from Serbia to Armenia—unexplored treasures waiting to be discovered! Samantha shares her secrets to crafting custom wine itineraries, revealing the authentic charm of lesser-known regions versus classic wine destinations. Plus, stay tuned as Judith Lewis and Laurel dive into a quirky wine term you won't want to miss!  Get ready to pour a glass, relax, and let's go into the world of wine, travel, and discovery! In this episode you will be able to:  Discover the hidden wine regions of Eastern Europe, including Serbia, Armenia, and North Macedonia, that are waiting to be explored. Learn how Samantha Schultz crafts personalized travel itineraries tailored for wine lovers, ensuring unique experiences. Understand the differences between well-known wine regions and lesser-known gems, and what to expect from each. Get insider tips for planning your next wine-tasting travel adventure, including transportation and local customs. Hear about the organic and intimate wine-tasting experiences in Eastern Europe compared to more commercialized wine tourism in places like Napa Valley. Samantha Schultz is a passionate travel broker and wine tourism expert based in Denver, Colorado. With a unique ability to blend her love for wine and adventure, Samantha crafts personalized travel itineraries that take wine enthusiasts off the beaten path to discover hidden gems in Eastern Europe and beyond. Having travelled extensively through lesser-known wine regions such as Serbia, Armenia, North Macedonia, and Albania, Samantha brings a wealth of knowledge and firsthand experience to her clients. Her approach to wine tourism is deeply rooted in understanding her client's preferences, ensuring that each trip is tailored to create unforgettable experiences. Samantha's adventure into the world of wine tourism began with her own explorations, and she now dedicates her career to helping others immerse themselves in the rich stories and cultures behind the wines they enjoy. Whether it's meeting local winemakers in their cellars or discovering unique wine pairings with regional cuisine, Samantha is committed to providing authentic and memorable travel experiences. When she's not planning the perfect vacation for her clients, you can find her documenting her travels on Instagram or sharing insights on LinkedIn. With a focus on creating connections and fostering a love for wine, Samantha Schultz is your go-to expert for wine tourism adventures. Contact Samantha Schultz here: Website: https://planyourperfectvacation.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/planyourperfectvacation/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PlanYourPerfectVacationTravel LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samanthaamyschultz/  Email: Samantha@PlanYourPerfectVacation.com

Welcome to a spine-tingling episode of Wine Behind the Scenes!  As autumn sets in, we're joined by wine expert Judith Lewis to uncork some unconventional delights like pumpkin and apple wines. Get ready for a whimsical path through the quirky history of these brews, perfect fall food pairings, and even some Halloween-themed wine labels like Coffin Ridge and Skeleton Malbec. Plus, we've got delicious fall recipes and a fun new wine term to add to your vocabulary. So, grab your glass and dive into the rich, playful flavours of fall on Wine Behind the Scenes! In this episode you will be able to:  Discover the enchanting and slightly spooky world of autumn wines, including unique options like pumpkin and apple wines. Learn about the quirky history and production methods of pumpkin wine, dating back to colonial times in North America. Understand the difference between apple wine and hard cider, and explore the sweetness and flavour profiles of each. Enjoy a fun discussion on Halloween-themed wine labels, featuring creative names like Coffin Ridge, Vampire Vineyards, and Skeleton Malbec. Get inspired with mouth-watering fall recipe suggestions that pair perfectly with pumpkin and apple wines. Explore spooky ghost stories related to apple orchards and winemaking traditions, adding a mystical touch to your fall gatherings. Judith Lewis is a renowned wine expert and passionate storyteller, known for her engaging discussions on the enchanting art of wines. With a unique flair for uncovering unconventional wine varieties, Judith brings a wealth of knowledge about seasonal wines, including the intriguing fields of pumpkin and apple wines. Her expertise extends beyond just tasting; she dove into the quirky histories and production methods behind these unconventional gems. Judith's background in understanding wine, coupled with her adventurous spirit, allows her to explore the fascinating intersections of wine, food, and culture. She has a particular fondness for pairing wines with delicious fall recipes, making her a go-to source for seasonal culinary inspiration. Whether discussing the nuances of apple wine versus hard cider or sharing her favourite spooky wine labels, Judith catches audiences with her playful and spirited approach to wine appreciation. As a frequent guest on the "Wine Behind the Scenes" podcast, Judith shares her thoughts and experiences, inviting listeners to join her on a delightful adventure through the rich flavours of fall. Her enthusiasm for wine is infectious, making her a beloved figure in the wine community and a cherished guest for any wine enthusiast looking to deepen their understanding and enjoyment of this timeless beverage. Contact Judith Lewis here:  Website: https://www.decabbit.com/ Website: http://mostlyaboutchocolate.com/ X (New name for "Twitter"): https://twitter.com/judithlewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mostlyaboutchoc/

Can you learn SEO from a course? Are SEO courses worth the hype? We put the notion of learning SEO from a course to the test with Wix Studio SEO course instructors Aleyda Solis, Andrew Optimisey, Celeste Gonzales, and Judith Lewis.  Tune is as our guests explain how SEO courses offer flexibility, shareable insights, learning structure, the ability to learn at your own pace, and offer practical guidance without being dry and encyclopedic.  So spit out that gum. Sit up straight and put your thinking caps on as SEO school is in session on this, the 105th episode of the SERP's Up SEO Podcast. Key Segments [00:02:20] What's On This Episode of SERP's Up? [00:03:27] Focus Topic Guests: Aleyda Solis, Andrew Optimisey [00:32:08] It's New [00:33:34] Focus Topic Guest: Celeste Gonzalez [00:35:47] Focus Topic Guest: Judith Lewis [00:38:46] Snappy News [00:43:06] Follow of the Week Hosts, Guests, & Featured People: Crystal Carter Mordy Oberstein Aleyda Solis Andrew Optimisey Judith Lewis Celeste Gonzalez Itamar Blauer  Jill Quick James Clark Mike Stepney Resources: Wix SEO Learning Hub Searchlight SEO Newsletter SEO Resource Center It's New: Daily SEO News Series Wix Studio SEO Course  Orainti Optimisey News Google rolls out new AI-organized search results, AI Overview links  Google Officially Launches Ads In AI Overviews

Judith Herman is renowned for her groundbreaking work with survivors of trauma, including sexual trauma. Her earlier books include Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence - from Domestic Abuse to Political Terror (Basic Books, 2022) and Father-Daughter Incest (Harvard UP, 2000) The #MeToo movement brought worldwide attention to sexual violence, in both domestic and work settings. However, the movement did not address the crime of sexual violence in war, and the use of rape as a weapon of war. In fact, when these historical horrors were brutally used once again in October 2023, the #MeToo movement, and other feminist and anti-rape organizations responded - not with outrage- but with silence. In contrast, high profile, celebrity cases of sexual abuse and harasment in the U.S. and U.K. gained media coverage, with attention focused on the fates of a few notorious predators who were put on trial. We heard far less about the outcomes of those trials for the survivors of their abuse. Professor Herman maintains that conventional retributive process fails to serve most survivors; it was never designed for them. She argues that the first step toward a better form of justice is simply to ask survivors what would make things as right as possible for them. In Truth and Repair: How Trauma Survivors Envision Justice (Basic Books, 2023) she commits the radical act of listening to survivors. Recounting their stories, she offers an alternative vision of justice as healing for survivors and their communities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Judith Herman is renowned for her groundbreaking work with survivors of trauma, including sexual trauma. Her earlier books include Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence - from Domestic Abuse to Political Terror (Basic Books, 2022) and Father-Daughter Incest (Harvard UP, 2000) The #MeToo movement brought worldwide attention to sexual violence, in both domestic and work settings. However, the movement did not address the crime of sexual violence in war, and the use of rape as a weapon of war. In fact, when these historical horrors were brutally used once again in October 2023, the #MeToo movement, and other feminist and anti-rape organizations responded - not with outrage- but with silence. In contrast, high profile, celebrity cases of sexual abuse and harasment in the U.S. and U.K. gained media coverage, with attention focused on the fates of a few notorious predators who were put on trial. We heard far less about the outcomes of those trials for the survivors of their abuse. Professor Herman maintains that conventional retributive process fails to serve most survivors; it was never designed for them. She argues that the first step toward a better form of justice is simply to ask survivors what would make things as right as possible for them. In Truth and Repair: How Trauma Survivors Envision Justice (Basic Books, 2023) she commits the radical act of listening to survivors. Recounting their stories, she offers an alternative vision of justice as healing for survivors and their communities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology

Judith Herman is renowned for her groundbreaking work with survivors of trauma, including sexual trauma. Her earlier books include Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence - from Domestic Abuse to Political Terror (Basic Books, 2022) and Father-Daughter Incest (Harvard UP, 2000) The #MeToo movement brought worldwide attention to sexual violence, in both domestic and work settings. However, the movement did not address the crime of sexual violence in war, and the use of rape as a weapon of war. In fact, when these historical horrors were brutally used once again in October 2023, the #MeToo movement, and other feminist and anti-rape organizations responded - not with outrage- but with silence. In contrast, high profile, celebrity cases of sexual abuse and harasment in the U.S. and U.K. gained media coverage, with attention focused on the fates of a few notorious predators who were put on trial. We heard far less about the outcomes of those trials for the survivors of their abuse. Professor Herman maintains that conventional retributive process fails to serve most survivors; it was never designed for them. She argues that the first step toward a better form of justice is simply to ask survivors what would make things as right as possible for them. In Truth and Repair: How Trauma Survivors Envision Justice (Basic Books, 2023) she commits the radical act of listening to survivors. Recounting their stories, she offers an alternative vision of justice as healing for survivors and their communities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/law

Judith Herman is renowned for her groundbreaking work with survivors of trauma, including sexual trauma. Her earlier books include Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence - from Domestic Abuse to Political Terror (Basic Books, 2022) and Father-Daughter Incest (Harvard UP, 2000) The #MeToo movement brought worldwide attention to sexual violence, in both domestic and work settings. However, the movement did not address the crime of sexual violence in war, and the use of rape as a weapon of war. In fact, when these historical horrors were brutally used once again in October 2023, the #MeToo movement, and other feminist and anti-rape organizations responded - not with outrage- but with silence. In contrast, high profile, celebrity cases of sexual abuse and harasment in the U.S. and U.K. gained media coverage, with attention focused on the fates of a few notorious predators who were put on trial. We heard far less about the outcomes of those trials for the survivors of their abuse. Professor Herman maintains that conventional retributive process fails to serve most survivors; it was never designed for them. She argues that the first step toward a better form of justice is simply to ask survivors what would make things as right as possible for them. In Truth and Repair: How Trauma Survivors Envision Justice (Basic Books, 2023) she commits the radical act of listening to survivors. Recounting their stories, she offers an alternative vision of justice as healing for survivors and their communities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/van-leer-institute

Are you ready to hear what really goes on behind the scenes of your favourite podcasts?  Discover the surprising truths and unexpected lessons of podcasting. This is my 50th episode and I asked Judith Lewis, a long-time supporter, a frequent guest and my effervescent wing man when it comes to discussing wonky wine terms, to interview me. In this episode, you'll: Discover unique podcasting experiences and valuable lessons learned. Learn how to overcome the challenges of conducting engaging and insightful interviews. Uncover effective marketing strategies to elevate the success of a podcast and grow your audience. Explore the numerous benefits of attending conferences, gaining valuable insights and networking opportunities. Judith puts me on the hot seat and asks all kinds of questions... so turn up the volume and listen in as I share ideas, takeaways and lessons learned. Grab a glass of wine and enjoy!

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of global Valentine's Day traditions, where love, wine, and culture intertwine unexpectedly. Join us as we uncover the surprising twist that adds a delightful flavour to this cherished celebration, leaving you with wonder and anticipation.  Are you ready to embark on a journey that will captivate your heart and expand your horizons?   Stay tuned for an unforgettable exploration of Valentine's Day traditions worldwide. No matter what kind of relationship you're in with your cat, your dog, your spouse, your lover, your spouse and your lover, no one at all, yourself, you should love yourself. You will always have yourself to love. So raise a glass and enjoy your Valentine's Day. - Judith Lewis In this episode, you will be able to: Explore diverse Valentine's Day traditions worldwide to discover unique cultural celebrations of love. Uncover the fascinating mass weddings in the Philippines, adding a special touch to Valentine's Day. Delve into the Japanese chocolate-giving tradition, a delightful and meaningful gesture of affection. Experience Argentina's Week of Sweetness, a heartwarming celebration filled with love and confectionery delights. Discover the significance of Welsh spoons and English wine blessing, adding a touch of charm to Valentine's Day celebrations. Judith Lewis is an experienced wine enthusiast and a seasoned traveller with a deep understanding of diverse cultural traditions. Her extensive global explorations have provided her with unique insights into various practices of love and wine worldwide, making her a knowledgeable and engaging guest for today's Valentine's Day traditions discussion. With a wealth of knowledge and a passion for uncovering the hidden stories behind global celebrations, Judith offers a refreshing perspective to exploring worldwide Valentine's Day practices. Contact Judith here:  Website: https://www.decabbit.com/ Website: http://mostlyaboutchocolate.com/ X (New name for "Twitter"): https://twitter.com/judithlewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mostlyaboutchoc/ Email: decabbit@gmail.com

Join my guest, Judith Lewis, and me in the latest Wine Behind the Scenes podcast episode as we discuss our upcoming travel plans to diverse wine regions worldwide. From the birthplace of wine in Georgia to the stunning landscapes of Chile and Argentina, we're sharing our exciting wine travel bucket list for the upcoming year.  When you go to the country where the wine is made, you end up appreciating the wine so much more because you can see where it's made, talk to the people who make it, and understand the whole process. (Judith Lewis) In this episode, you will be able to: Discover new and exciting wine travel destinations in 2024 and expand your wine exploration horizons. Uncover Georgian wines' rich history and unique terroir, unlocking a deeper appreciation for the region's winemaking traditions. Immerse yourself in the captivating Bulgarian wine industry and historical sites, gaining insights into the country's rich winemaking heritage. Explore the diverse Balkan wine regions and delve into their cultural significance, broadening your understanding of their wine diversity. Dive into the Czech Republic's wine culture and southern region, uncovering hidden gems and distinctive flavours to elevate your wine journey. Meet Judith Lewis, a favourite guest at Wine Behind the Scenes and also the co-host of our "Wonky Wine Term" segment. Judith is a digital marketing guru with a taste for pixels and pinot. When she's not decoding algorithms, she's decoding the subtle notes of a fine Shiraz. As a board member of the Academy of Chocolate, she knows the sweet spot between cocoa and click-through rates. With a palate sharper than her SEO skills, she judges international wine competitions—because analyzing data isn't thrilling enough. Between optimizing websites and sipping Cabernet Sauvignon, Judith's passport is as well-stamped as her LinkedIn endorsements. Rumour has it she once boosted a Malbec's social media presence just by staring at it. Some say she can predict website traffic like she predicts the next big vintage. So, if you spot someone at 30,000 feet, sipping wine, typing furiously on a laptop, and giggling at a marketing report, it's probably Judith—jet-setting, wine-tasting, and making SEO sexy, one algorithm at a time. Contact Judith here:  Website: https://www.decabbit.com/ Website: http://mostlyaboutchocolate.com/ X (New name for "Twitter"): https://twitter.com/judithlewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mostlyaboutchoc/ Email: decabbit@gmail.com

Get ready to rock and roll like it's the 1950s all over again, as Maryland's very own music sensation, Josh Christina, teams up with The State Theater of Havre De Grace to present **One Killer Night: A Tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis** on September 23, 2023. On the cusp of what would have been Jerry Lee Lewis's 88th birthday, Christina has orchestrated an unforgettable evening of music, nostalgia, and legendary performances.   **One Killer Night** promises to transport audiences back to the era when Jerry Lee Lewis, known as "The Killer," ruled the world of rock and roll. The show will feature a dynamic lineup of talented musicians, including:   - Country sensation **Mark Bray**, - Rock and roller **Spike Settles**, - Soulful blues powerhouse **Patty Reese**, - Pianist extraordinaire and the man himself, **Josh Christina**, - Chuck Berry's former pianist and band leader, the incomparable **Daryl Davis**, - Grammy Award Winner Jon Carroll - "The Boss of the Boogie" **Rob Rio** from LA - Supported by the incredible ensemble of **Matt Kelley** on guitar, **Gary Grainger** on bass, and **Teddy Grant** on drums.   Prepare to be on your feet and dancing in the aisles from the very first note! This electrifying tribute show has captured the attention of none other than **Judith Lewis**, widow of Jerry Lee Lewis. She will be in attendance to personally greet fans and share in the celebration of her late husband's music legacy.   In the spirit of giving back and honoring the memory of Jerry Lee Lewis, a portion of the proceeds from this event will be donated to **MusiCares in Nashville**, the charity of choice handpicked by Lewis himself before his passing.   Don't miss this extraordinary night of music, celebration, and history in the making. Join us for **One Killer Night on September 23 at The State Theater of Havre De Grace. Get ready to relive the magic of Jerry Lee Lewis and experience a rock 'n' roll revival like no other!

Wine has a unique way of bringing people together and creating lasting memories, but it can also be intimidating, especially when it comes to deciphering the often cryptic language used to describe the different types of wines. The wine world is full of insider terms that can make understanding the nuances of a bottle of wine feel like an impossible task.  It's time for this trend to be put aside. They don't actually add anything to the conversation about wine, and they only serve to alienate those who don't understand them. In this episode with Judith Lewis, let's have a good laugh at all these wanky wine terms while decoding their meaning and understanding why they should be avoided. In doing so, we'll make the process of understanding and appreciating wine easier and more accessible for everyone. Join us as we debunk the jargon and discuss why it's important for everyone to enjoy wine without the stresses of learning complicated wine terms. What you will learn from these episodes: Find out what some of these wanky wine terms are to get a glimpse of the insider's wine lingo. Learn about what these terms mean so you avoid using them so as not to intimidate people about wine. Discover how using ridiculous wine terms only exclude instead of include most people. Learn how to be an effective wine communicator that people can relate to so they understand what they're consuming and that helps boost sales. Judith Lewis is a renowned international speaker, writer, trainer, blogger and digital media consultant specialising in applying strategic understanding of digital technologies to help businesses innovate and optimise their effectiveness within the new, networked communications environment.  Deploying her skills across a number of sectors, Judith learned about wine making quite late, and is working on digitisation of the wine sector.  Judith is also an accomplished international chocolate judge and wine judge. She blogs about chocolate.  Connect with Judith Lewis: Web: https://www.decabbit.com Web: https://mostlyaboutchocolate.com Twitter: @JudithLewis @DeCabbit @MostlyAboutChoc LinkedIn: uk.linkedin.com/in/judithlewis Instagram: @ThisFoodieTravels @Decabbit @MostlyAboutChoc Email: DeCabbit@gmail.com Topics Covered: 01:55 - Using words that people can relate to instead of alienating them 04:13 - Talking about ridiculous wine terms and what they  mean 05:56 - What makes smell one of the most important things in wine tasting 08:45 - Hear these funny phrases about wine 11:23 - Another amusing term for you to know 12:55 - What negative connotations using these exclusive wine terms bring 15:03 - More wine descriptors that exclude more than include people 16:11 - A wine term that is just as confusing as the meaning they attached to it 19:31 - Weird names that they would associate to grandmother's closet 20:50 - Using these words that are completely out of meaning 22:31 - The confusion in assigning a 'flavor' word to a 'sensation' word 23:37 - Helping in terms of consumer education for a large number of wine drinkers with terms they can relate to and not just for a select few 25:27 - Marketing and communicating wine that makes it more relatable and accessible for most people Quotes from Judith Lewis: “Some wanky wine terms are really exclusionary, they're used deliberately to exclude people and make them feel like they don't understand.” “Closed means you really can't smell much.” “I, as a voluptuous woman, a full bodied woman would then assume that it was a full bodied wine. But again, what, how do we define a full-bodied wine?” “In the descriptors, when you're going through how sweet something is, luscious is defined as the top-end of sweetness. But that's only because that's what WSET has said.” “I just wanna lick a bit of your skirt, lady. Do you mind? Somebody said it was voluptuous, so I wanna taste voluptuous.” “As a child, I actually did lick rocks.” “Minerality: a lack of being beaten over the side of the head with a piece of fruit wrapped round a lovely small flower.” “It's one of those words that people throw around when they're really not sure what they're tasting.” “The only thing a wine education gives you is the ability to choose for a group of people, something that is in the middle of everybody's likes.” “I think people get mixed up because they think everything about wine is taste.”

Judith Lewis joins the EDGE team this week to jump into ALL the news we cover. We cover articles from the The Verge, Wall Street Journal, CNN and Search Engine Journal. We're full up with AI News as well as 3 Barry Blast articles from Search Engine Journal. A full tank - no wonder we're late on delivery (sorry)! News from the EDGE: [00:04:13] Another search engine hopeful bites the dust [00:09:50] HUGE fine for Meta in the EU [00:15:17] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:16:04] TikTok bans have started in the US- just at one state so far [00:21:05] Google's AI Regulation Wishlist AI Blitz: [00:26:05] OpenAI CEO On AI Oversight: From Disinformation To Data Privacy [00:27:24] OpenAI launches a free ChatGPT iOS app [00:28:41] Apple Bans Employees From Using ChatGPT [00:30:43] AI Tool: BytePods- AI generated daily podcasts [00:32:46] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: edgeofthewebradio.com/inlinks Barry Blast from Search Engine Roundtable: [00:33:52] Barry Blast 1: Microsoft Bing Cars For Sale Adds "No Accidents" Label [00:37:02] Barry Blast 2: Google Tests New Product Details & Links In Web Search [00:39:11] Barry Blast 3: Google Helpful Content Update Can Demote & Now Promote Content Thanks to our sponsors! Site Strategics https://edgeofthewebradio.com/site Inlinks https://edgeofthewebradio.com/inlinks Follow Us: Twitter: @ErinSparks Twitter: @MordyOberstein Twitter: @TheMann00 Twitter: @EDGEWebRadio #StandwithUkraine edgeofthewebradio.com/ukraine

In conversation with Bessel van der Kolk, M.D.  Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Endowed Lecture A professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School for more than 40 years, Judith Lewis Herman, M.D., is one of the United States' foremost experts on the treatment of post-traumatic stress and incest. ''One of the most important psychiatry works to be published since Freud'' (The New York Times), her groundbreaking 1992 book Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence-From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror redefined medicine's understanding of trauma survivors. Herman is the director of training at the Victims of Violence Program at The Cambridge Hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts and a founding member of the Women's Mental Health Collective. Her many honors include the 1996 Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, the 2000 American Medical Women's Association Award, and in 2003 the American Psychiatric Association bestowed upon her the title of Distinguished Life Fellow. A manifesto for a new framework of justice, Truth and Repair argues that survivors' voices should be central elements in our criminal justice system.  Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., is the author of the No. 1 New York Times bestseller The Body Keeps the Score, a watershed examination of the ways traumatic stress affects the physical health of human beings. The founder and medical director of the Trauma Center in Brookline, Massachusetts, he is a professor of psychiatry at the Boston University School of Medicine and is the director of the National Complex Trauma Treatment Network. (recorded 3/22/2023)

Have we grown past the pursuit of the almighty link above every other SEO tactic? Certainly, since Google released the Penguin update in 2012, addressing link farms and other issues associated with people gaming the system, the idea of getting as many links as you can is not the path toward ranking.  But still, links are still a factor. So where do links legitimately fit into a solid SEO strategy?   Wix's Head of SEO Branding, Mordy Oberstein, and Head of SEO Communications, Crystal Carter, carve up the links and their role in SEO like the Halloween Jack-o-lantern.  There's a shift of mindset that has to occur in SEO. Both Mordy and Crystal agree that there is an over-emphasis on links for SEO. To them, links are fundamentally about traffic and helping users. Creating quality content that makes sense to link to is fundamental and earns market credibility, not “link juice.” Still, establishing quality links is integral to a well-built SEO campaign. The right links from the right sites pointing to the right pages can impact how well you rank. Which is why Debbie Chew, SEO Manager at Dialpad, shares her three best key link-building tactics, from personalized outreach to stats posts to research reports. Key Segments: [00:02:14] What's On This Episode of SERP's Up? [00:03:08] Episode 10 of the SERP's Up Podcast! [00:03:41] Focus Topic of the Week: Links [00:15:22] Focus Topic Guest: Debbie Chew  [00:21:21] The Top of the SERP [00:28:44] Snappy News [00:31:04] Follow of the Week Hosts, Guests, & Featured People: Crystal Carter: https://twitter.com/CrystalontheWeb Mordy Oberstein: https://twitter.com/MordyOberstein Debbie Chew: https://twitter.com/justdebbb  Judith Lewis: https://twitter.com/JudithLewis Resources: SERP's Up Podcast: https://www.wix.com/seo/learn/podcast  Link Building Tactics that Actually Work: https://debbieychew.com/blog/link-building-tactics/ Link Building Myths for SMBs: https://www.wix.com/seo/learn/resource/link-building-myths-smbs  Internal Link Study by Cyrus Shepard: https://zyppy.com/seo/internal-links/seo-study/ News: Google releases October 2022 spam update: https://searchengineland.com/google-releases-october-2022-spam-update-388880  Google Shopping Searches On Desktop Get More Visual: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-shopping-searches-on-desktop-get-more-visual/468434/

Judith Lewis is about as passionate as you can get about wine and food. (Listen to Part One if you want to hear how Judith's mom forced her to taste everything and why she's grateful for it.) Judith loves wine AND chocolate, and she is an international judge of both products. She gives us some insight into how you can improve your taste and smell of, you guessed it! Chocolate and wine. After listening to this interview, you might find yourself rushing out to buy that special bar of chocolate or that great bottle of wine. All we ask that you do is to savour it. Get your taste buds ready, pop open your sense of humour, and let's listen to Part 2 of my interview with Judith Lewis. What you'll learn from this episode: Learn how to have an in-depth ability to judge the smell and taste of wine and chocolate. Find out how wine is interconnected with the chocolate world. Discover the world of artisanal chocolate and why it's worth your money. Know about an excellent principle to live by when getting involved with wine and chocolates. Hear about tips and techniques on starting your journey to becoming so well-versed in the taste and smell of wine and chocolates. Judith Lewis is a renowned international speaker, writer, trainer, blogger, and digital media consultant specialising in applying strategic understanding of digital technologies to help businesses innovate and optimise their effectiveness within the new, networked communications environment. She has over 25 years of experience, predating Google in her entry into the market, and now runs her own consultancy. Judith also blogs about chocolate, has contributed to a book on web development and writes about best practices for Search Engine Optimization.. Deploying her skills across a number of sectors, Judith learned about winemaking quite late and how now joined an organization to assist in the digitisation of the wine sector. Furthering the use of various emerging and established technologies within vineyards, Judith is also working with everything from blockchain to Raspberry Pi to digitise the wine sector, including utilising big data and algorithms. Judith works with companies large and small and is passionate about enabling businesses to take control of their digital elements by understanding them better. And best of all, Judith continues to grow her knowledge and experience in wine by following her nose (thanks, Mom!) and by tasting wine around the world. Get in touch with Judith Lewis: Website: http://mostlyaboutchocolate.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/judithlewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mostlyaboutchoc/ Email add: decabbit@gmail.com Topics Covered: 00:43 - How passion drives everything you do in life 03:54 - What it takes to be a judge in competitions for wine and chocolate [a super taster and smeller] 06:45 - Being a part of the grand jury of the Academy of Chocolates that is committed to advancing the cause of artisanal chocolates 10:41 - Why we need to always smell things before putting them into our mouth 12:42 - Here's what you can do when you want to really get involved with wine and chocolate tasting 15:02 - What she would have done differently and told herself 20 years ago Quotes from Judith Lewis: "You can make some fantastic pairings of wine and chocolate." "When you start eating things, eat a little bit thoughtfully; it's very taxing at first, but eat thoughtfully." “I pay attention to smell and taste because I was forced to eat so many things as a child. I'm not down on my mom. I think it was a fantastic thing that she did to me.” "Chocolate opened up a large world for me and gave me some of the techniques that I needed in order to become a better taster and a better judge and exposed me to the judging process." "Don't just swallow food without chewing or swallow your wine without giving it a chance just to coat your mouth and let yourself experience it."  

    Judith Lewis is about as passionate as you can get about wine and food. Doesn't smell right? Don't eat it or drink it (thanks, Mom). Digitize the world of wine? Judith's passionate about it. Helping wineries handle climate change? – Judith's working on it. Looking to taste wines in Majorca, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Greece, and other European countries? – you might bump into her in those wineries. Going to conferences on communication, SEO, wine, and travel? – Judith's there. Plus… she's an international judge for wine AND chocolate. Get your taste buds ready, pop open your sense of humour, and let's listen to Part 1 of my interview with Judith Lewis. Get in touch with Judith Lewis: Website: https://www.decabbit.com/ Website: http://mostlyaboutchocolate.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/judithlewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mostlyaboutchoc/ Email add: decabbit@gmail.com What you'll learn from this episode: Discover one secret to earning a fortune in winemaking. Find out the one thing that gets you fulfilled and keeps you going in life and with what you do. Learn how to genuinely connect and build lasting relationships with people you share the same passion for. Hear about the challenges in producing wine -- from farming to growing the grapes and making it available to people, and managing expectations. Learn how to have a really good sense and memory of taste and smell Judith Lewis is a renowned international speaker, writer, trainer, blogger, and digital media consultant specialising in applying strategic understanding of digital technologies to help businesses innovate and optimise their effectiveness within the new, networked communications environment. She has over 25 years of experience, predating Google in her entry into the market, and now runs her own consultancy. Judith also blogs about chocolate, has contributed to a book on web development and writes about best practices for Search Engine Optimization.. Deploying her skills across a number of sectors, Judith learned about winemaking quite late and how now joined an organization to assist in the digitisation of the wine sector. Furthering the use of various emerging and established technologies within vineyards, Judith is also working with everything from blockchain to Raspberry Pi to digitise the wine sector, including utilising big data and algorithms. Judith works with companies large and small and is passionate about enabling businesses to take control of their digital elements by understanding them better. And best of all, Judith continues to grow her knowledge and experience in wine by following her nose (thanks, Mom!) and by tasting wine around the world. Topics covered: 01:31 - Which exciting part of the world she's in right now 01:54 - A passion-filled life that led her to many places, the love of her life, and the interesting world of wine and chocolates 06:48 - Integrating her tech expertise into her passion for taste, smell, and senses 08:56 - Talking about the challenges involving wine -- farming grapes that produce wine 10:12 - Growing your network and building connections over a shared passion for wine 12:21 - Where genuine connections happen 15:15 - Making a huge difference in people's lives by sharing something you're passionate about 16:39 - What stood out for her in all the fantastic stories that brought out a different kind of experience 21:50 - The connection between passion and wine Quotes from Judith Lewis: "Our mission is to digitize the world of wine." "I'm passionate about taste and smell and sense." "Share your passion with people and then stay in touch about your shared passion." "Ask smart questions that show a desire to understand and know more about what you're drinking or eating. "      

Judith Lewis talks with Jason Barnard about winning the linkbuilding game with data. Judith Lewis is the founder of Decabbit Consultancy and a conference speaker, digital marketing specialist, trainer, Search Awards Ambassador and Chocolate & Wine judge. She is an experienced online marketer who began her career in the industry in 1996. Like everyone else at the time, she learned through patient testing and experimentation how the various search engine algorithms work, especially the Google algorithm. She discovered her expertise in online marketing by combining her specialised studies in psychology with her programming experience. White hat, gray hat, and black hat…. You might think that refers to fashion ;) But in the context of Kalicube Tuesdays, the Shades of Gray hat reference refers to link building. White hat is the good one, gray is borderline sneaky and black hat is all about underhanded tactics that aim to trick the algorithm. Which hat should you wear? Whichever hat you choose, data is a great way of identifying valuable links. Judith Lewis joins Jason Barnard for a fun filled and intelligent discussion about all shades of link building and how you can use data to help you. Judith provides an incredible bonus with her Decabbit strategy for building networks for clients. As always the show ends with passing the baton… Judith Lewis sweetly turns over the virtual baton to next week's talented guest, Ian Anderson Gray. What you'll learn from Judith Lewis 00:00 Judith Lewis and Jason Barnard00:58 Judith Lewis' Brand SERP04:12 White, Gray and Black Hat Link Building04:46 White Hat Link Building Exists (but it's rare)07:07 Compensation is not Just Money in the Context of Link Building Strategies08:37 Link Exchanges for Link Building09:12 Is Google Aware of Underhanded Link Building Tactics?12:24 Paid Link Vs Sponsored Link14:42 How EAT Might Work With a PBN - a Case Study17:46 Can a PBN be Sustainable?21:55 Link Building Using Data22:51 Choosing the Right Bloggers for Links is Down to Audience 26:36 Judith Lewis' Strategy in Building Networks (and not PBN)30:55 Passing the Baton: Judith Lewis to Ian Anderson Gray This episode was recorded live on video February 15th 2022 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >> https://kalicubetuesdays.com/2022/february-2022/kalicube-tuesdays-with-judith-lewis/

Judith Lewis talks with Jason Barnard about winning the linkbuilding game with data. Judith Lewis is the founder of Decabbit Consultancy and a conference speaker, digital marketing specialist, trainer, Search Awards Ambassador and Chocolate & Wine judge. She is an experienced online marketer who began her career in the industry in 1996. Like everyone else at the time, she learned through patient testing and experimentation how the various search engine algorithms work, especially the Google algorithm. She discovered her expertise in online marketing by combining her specialised studies in psychology with her programming experience. White hat, gray hat, and black hat…. You might think that refers to fashion ;) But in the context of Kalicube Tuesdays, the Shades of Gray hat reference refers to link building. White hat is the good one, gray is borderline sneaky and black hat is all about underhanded tactics that aim to trick the algorithm. Which hat should you wear? Whichever hat you choose, data is a great way of identifying valuable links. Judith Lewis joins Jason Barnard for a fun filled and intelligent discussion about all shades of link building and how you can use data to help you. Judith provides an incredible bonus with her Decabbit strategy for building networks for clients. As always the show ends with passing the baton… Judith Lewis sweetly turns over the virtual baton to next week's talented guest, Ian Anderson Gray. What you'll learn from Judith Lewis 00:00 Judith Lewis and Jason Barnard00:58 Judith Lewis' Brand SERP04:12 White, Gray and Black Hat Link Building04:46 White Hat Link Building Exists (but it's rare)07:07 Compensation is not Just Money in the Context of Link Building Strategies08:37 Link Exchanges for Link Building09:12 Is Google Aware of Underhanded Link Building Tactics?12:24 Paid Link Vs Sponsored Link14:42 How EAT Might Work With a PBN - a Case Study17:46 Can a PBN be Sustainable?21:55 Link Building Using Data22:51 Choosing the Right Bloggers for Links is Down to Audience 26:36 Judith Lewis' Strategy in Building Networks (and not PBN)30:55 Passing the Baton: Judith Lewis to Ian Anderson Gray This episode was recorded live on video February 15th 2022 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >> https://kalicubetuesdays.com/2022/february-2022/kalicube-tuesdays-with-judith-lewis/

Judith Lewis talks with Jason Barnard about winning the linkbuilding game with data. Judith Lewis is the founder of Decabbit Consultancy and a conference speaker, digital marketing specialist, trainer, Search Awards Ambassador and Chocolate & Wine judge. She is an experienced online marketer who began her career in the industry in 1996. Like everyone else at the time, she learned through patient testing and experimentation how the various search engine algorithms work, especially the Google algorithm. She discovered her expertise in online marketing by combining her specialised studies in psychology with her programming experience. White hat, gray hat, and black hat…. You might think that refers to fashion ;) But in the context of Kalicube Tuesdays, the Shades of Gray hat reference refers to link building. White hat is the good one, gray is borderline sneaky and black hat is all about underhanded tactics that aim to trick the algorithm. Which hat should you wear? Whichever hat you choose, data is a great way of identifying valuable links. Judith Lewis joins Jason Barnard for a fun filled and intelligent discussion about all shades of link building and how you can use data to help you. Judith provides an incredible bonus with her Decabbit strategy for building networks for clients. As always the show ends with passing the baton… Judith Lewis sweetly turns over the virtual baton to next week's talented guest, Ian Anderson Gray. What you'll learn from Judith Lewis 00:00 Judith Lewis and Jason Barnard00:58 Judith Lewis' Brand SERP04:12 White, Gray and Black Hat Link Building04:46 White Hat Link Building Exists (but it's rare)07:07 Compensation is not Just Money in the Context of Link Building Strategies08:37 Link Exchanges for Link Building09:12 Is Google Aware of Underhanded Link Building Tactics?12:24 Paid Link Vs Sponsored Link14:42 How EAT Might Work With a PBN - a Case Study17:46 Can a PBN be Sustainable?21:55 Link Building Using Data22:51 Choosing the Right Bloggers for Links is Down to Audience 26:36 Judith Lewis' Strategy in Building Networks (and not PBN)30:55 Passing the Baton: Judith Lewis to Ian Anderson Gray This episode was recorded live on video February 15th 2022 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >> https://kalicubetuesdays.com/2022/february-2022/kalicube-tuesdays-with-judith-lewis/

Part three of our four-part series is LIVE now. The affiliate marketing podcast seems to be getting better and better every week, who agrees? This series was about dissecting crucial key points that came out of our affiliate AMPLIFY summit. This week we will be sharing some of the pertinent points that were shared across our SEO panel which showcased Judith Lewis, Rishi Lakhani and Martin Calvert 3 very well-known SEO's in the British Community. Together they shared some interesting thoughts about how SEO trends and practicalities need to be addressed when working in affiliate marketing.If you're short on time and or missed nabbing your seat to AMPLIFY before the doors were closed early at this inaugural event,  head on over to our website: www.affiliateinsider.com - and go register yourself to attend our ELEVATE Summit in June - NOW.Listen to find out more about: The importance of leveraging your partner's commercial terms and reducing cost to justify that SEO boost's both sidesThe use of PPC and keywords in SEO Internal linking and how crucial this is[06:00] - Listen to how important link building is in SEO [13:00] - Listen to why you should utilise your affiliate for your program [18:00] - Hear how crucial brand protection is for your program [25:00] - Micro optimisation: A key asset to improving your SEO program Rate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts   “I love AffiliateINSIDER's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

Brie Anderson talks with Jason Barnard about data driven SEO and always be testing. Brie Anderson works with companies around the world as a digital marketing analyst, strategist, speaker, lecturer and consultant. She is a tinkerer who began her journey by following her favorite bands on MySpace and learning to code at the age of 13. Brie now owns BEAST Analytics, a digital marketing consulting service, and writes for publications such as Moz and Search Engine Journal. Collecting and analysing data is fun, and it's paramount that you first set your goal - where to start and what to look for. Who would not do that, right? Turns out a lot of companies! Brie Anderson's data-driven Beast Cycle is the star of this episode. Google Analytics co-stars. Brie shares insights into how to measure, what to measure, how to analyse and includes quite a few handy hints on how you can use Google Analytics 4. Perhaps the highlight is Brie's practical tips for curious digging. As always, the show ends with passing the baton… the super brilliant Brie Anderson passes the virtual baton to next week's delightful guest, Judith Lewis. What you'll learn from Brie Anderson 00:00 Brie Anderson and Jason Barnard 01:47 Brie Anderson's Brand SERP 04:52 Brie Anderson's Focus on SEO 05:35 First Things to Think About When Collecting Data 06:12 What Data Will be Important for Whom? 07:04 Why Tracking Your Conversions and Goals Important 08:00 Google Analytics' Smart Goals - Good or Bad Idea? 08:48 Trying and Tracking Your Steps to Your Goal 11:05 Google Analytics Vs Adobe Analytics 12:47 Google Analytics 4: Handy Hints 17:27 Universal Analytics Versus Google Analytics 4 20:03 Demographic Data - What is Brie Anderson's Focus? 21:38 Deep Data Diving Tips and Tricks 23:19 How to Test and Measure Analytics 26:18 Passing the Baton: Brie Anderson to Judith Lewis This episode was recorded live on video February 08th 2022 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >> https://youtu.be/yqBPOC_wRvU

Brie Anderson talks with Jason Barnard about data driven SEO and always be testing. Brie Anderson works with companies around the world as a digital marketing analyst, strategist, speaker, lecturer and consultant. She is a tinkerer who began her journey by following her favorite bands on MySpace and learning to code at the age of 13. Brie now owns BEAST Analytics, a digital marketing consulting service, and writes for publications such as Moz and Search Engine Journal. Collecting and analysing data is fun, and it's paramount that you first set your goal - where to start and what to look for. Who would not do that, right? Turns out a lot of companies! Brie Anderson's data-driven Beast Cycle is the star of this episode. Google Analytics co-stars. Brie shares insights into how to measure, what to measure, how to analyse and includes quite a few handy hints on how you can use Google Analytics 4. Perhaps the highlight is Brie's practical tips for curious digging. As always, the show ends with passing the baton… the super brilliant Brie Anderson passes the virtual baton to next week's delightful guest, Judith Lewis. What you'll learn from Brie Anderson 00:00 Brie Anderson and Jason Barnard 01:47 Brie Anderson's Brand SERP 04:52 Brie Anderson's Focus on SEO 05:35 First Things to Think About When Collecting Data 06:12 What Data Will be Important for Whom? 07:04 Why Tracking Your Conversions and Goals Important 08:00 Google Analytics' Smart Goals - Good or Bad Idea? 08:48 Trying and Tracking Your Steps to Your Goal 11:05 Google Analytics Vs Adobe Analytics 12:47 Google Analytics 4: Handy Hints 17:27 Universal Analytics Versus Google Analytics 4 20:03 Demographic Data - What is Brie Anderson's Focus? 21:38 Deep Data Diving Tips and Tricks 23:19 How to Test and Measure Analytics 26:18 Passing the Baton: Brie Anderson to Judith Lewis This episode was recorded live on video February 08th 2022 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >> https://youtu.be/yqBPOC_wRvU

Brie Anderson talks with Jason Barnard about data driven SEO and always be testing. Brie Anderson works with companies around the world as a digital marketing analyst, strategist, speaker, lecturer and consultant. She is a tinkerer who began her journey by following her favorite bands on MySpace and learning to code at the age of 13. Brie now owns BEAST Analytics, a digital marketing consulting service, and writes for publications such as Moz and Search Engine Journal. Collecting and analysing data is fun, and it's paramount that you first set your goal - where to start and what to look for. Who would not do that, right? Turns out a lot of companies! Brie Anderson's data-driven Beast Cycle is the star of this episode. Google Analytics co-stars. Brie shares insights into how to measure, what to measure, how to analyse and includes quite a few handy hints on how you can use Google Analytics 4. Perhaps the highlight is Brie's practical tips for curious digging. As always, the show ends with passing the baton… the super brilliant Brie Anderson passes the virtual baton to next week's delightful guest, Judith Lewis. What you'll learn from Brie Anderson 00:00 Brie Anderson and Jason Barnard01:47 Brie Anderson's Brand SERP04:52 Brie Anderson's Focus on SEO05:35 First Things to Think About When Collecting Data06:12 What Data Will be Important for Whom?07:04 Why Tracking Your Conversions and Goals Important08:00 Google Analytics' Smart Goals - Good or Bad Idea?08:48 Trying and Tracking Your Steps to Your Goal11:05 Google Analytics Vs Adobe Analytics12:47 Google Analytics 4: Handy Hints17:27 Universal Analytics Versus Google Analytics 420:03 Demographic Data - What is Brie Anderson's Focus?21:38 Deep Data Diving Tips and Tricks23:19 How to Test and Measure Analytics26:18 Passing the Baton: Brie Anderson to Judith Lewis This episode was recorded live on video February 08th 2022 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >> https://youtu.be/yqBPOC_wRvU

Cassandra Clare es el pseudónimo de Judith Lewis y es autora de la famosa saga “Cazadores de Sombras”. Desde pequeña viajó por todo el mundo con su familia y eso la motivó a llevar un libro bajo el brazo todo el tiempo, algo que influenció su carrera. Hoy recordamos una de sus frases: "La vida es un libro y hay mil páginas que aún no he leído."

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That's a wrap for season one! Thank you to all of the guests that have appears on season one of Search with Candour: Will Critchlow, Nathan Lomax, Emily Brady, Alex Holiman, Gianna Brachetti-Truskawa, Sophie Brannon, Bille Geena, Joe Lenton, Daniel Foley Carter, Dixon Jones, Dom Hodgeson, Jason Barnard, Judith Lewis, Chris Green, Simo Ahava, Krista Seiden, Mordy Oberstein, Roman Sadowski, Lily Ray, Areej AbuAli, Patrick Hathaway, Dawn Anderson, Andrew Optimsey, James Brockbank, Dan Taylor, Kristina Azarenko, Luke Carthy, Kevin Indig, Natalie Mott, Seb Atkinson, Aleyda Solis, Steven van Vessum, Sean Clark, Michael Curtis, Lexi Mills, Andrew Smith, Tom Haczewski. We'll join you for season 2 in early 2022, where Mark Williams-Cook will be joined by co-host Jack Chambers.

Judith Lewis joins the SEO Rant Podcast to go off on horrible link building practices: * Bad metrics for bad links * How to build links the right way * What link outreach requires to actually work There is no bottom of the barrel to the stupidity that goes on around link building. Not only are these practices not effective they're just downright dumb at this point. Yet, for some reason, all sorts of link-building shenanigans are alive and kicking. In this episode, Judith shares what makes bad link building bad... as well as what makes for good link building!

With success as both a food and travel writer specialising in chocolate and wine and as a digital marketing expert in high demand as a conference speaker, trainer and consultant, Judith Lewis is just the sort of informative guest we like interviewing here at Connection Privée. From tips on choosing the most delicious (and most ethical) chocolate at your local supermarket to conquering SEO like a total pro, Judith dishes out great advice with ample amounts of humour as she chats with our host Clemence de Crecy for this 10th episode of our second season.

Judith Lewis is the Queen of G Spot SEO. In this episode of SEO Conspiracy, we disclose the secrets of this awesome Search Engine Optimisation. Thanks to G Spot SEO, you will destroy the competition and guarantee the number spot on Google. Today, there is nothing more powerful than G Spot SEO if you want to be the best in your market. As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/

We all have our pet peeves when it comes to SEO and what's spread about it. In my case, my absolute pet peeve is Domain Authority along with the so-called 200 Ranking Factors and EAT. In this podcast, Judith explain what irritates her the most in the SEO industry. What are yours?   As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/ ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

SEO, search volumes in wine with Judith Lewis Conference Speaker; Trainer; Founder of @decabbit Consultancy; Digital Marketing Expert; Judges the Search Awards, Chocolate & Wine; Email: decabbit@gmail.com Link to Real Wine & Sips: Wine quiz slides https://www.slideshare.net/deCabbit/real-wine-sips-wine-quiz

Is it a good idea to use Google Disavow Tool to clean up your link profile for SEO? As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/ ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

    Do you pay attention to your website's neighbourhood? As far as hosting or backlinks, you have to be careful. As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/ ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

  At the end of the year, Google hast lost a significant proportion of usable valuable results. We don't talk about the spam garbage, we talk about actual valuable search results pages. It means that when you were searching something specific, the expected results were missing. Certain pages were not in the index and were not able to be returned, even though they were valuable. So, is Google actually broken? Let's find out in today's SEO Mythbusting with Judith Lewis. As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/ ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

  How to hire a good SEO & how to avoid the bad agencies that are more about client satisfaction than delivering real results? How to perform in Google SEO if you can't afford to hire one? As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/ ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

  Black Hat SEO was the starting point of Judith Lewis' career, like mine. Breaking the law or cheating Google Guidelines is not the same type of Black Hat SEO. In this podcast, we go over what is left of Black Hat SEO and where lies our moral compass. As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/ ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

Nothing beats the good old backlink. Whatever Googlers say, there is nothing more powerful than a link in your SEO Toolbox: The effects of Social Signals for SEO has been debated in length. With my special guest, Judith Lewis, I want to take it one step further and talk about engagement. Especially when it's about the future of Search on a device like a smartphone, engagement around your content might become a lot more important than you thought. As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/ ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

In this wee's episode of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast, Lee-Ann is joined by Judith Lewis to discuss the topic of SEO and offer some insights. Judith is a renowned international speaker, blogger, writer, trainer and digital media consultant. She has over 24 years of experience and now runs her own consultancy. You would be hard-pressed to find someone with more experience to talk on this topic!Listen to hear more about: - How SEO can be the most cost-effective channel that we can leverage- New features coming this year from Google- The importance of content writing in SEORate, Review, & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts“I love AffiliateINSIDER’s Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

According to Google, you create the best content and the rest will follow. Links will come running towards your page and you will rank high on Google SERP. The truth is very different from the official lie told for 20 years by the biggest Search Engine in the world. SEO dominate Google, but you can't follow the Google Guidelines if you want to rank high on competitive keywords. Links are the most powerful asset in the SEO toolbox. On top of backlinks, don't forget to improve your internal linking. Backlinks are the strongest links, but a link is a link. Smart internal linking can be the decisive factor.   As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation. Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly   ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/   ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

      The number of words per page is nothing like Ranking Studies show. An average number of words ideal to rank on Google is advised by many SEO. In fact, there isn't an ideal average number of words per page. Depending on the user intent, the topic requires more or less explanation. On the other hand, there is a minimum number of words for Google to get an idea of what you talk about on a page. Below 300 words, there is not enough information.   As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. --- The program of the SEO Conspiracy Podcast is the following:   Monday ➡ SEO Myth-busting with my exclusive co-host, the one and only Dixon Jones;    Tuesday ➡ Your fix of Alternative SEO News. I'm reviewing every important news about the Search/Digital Marketing industry from the week before;   Wednesday ➡ SEO Stories. With or without a guest, I will take the time to dissects Search Engine Optimization and Digital Marketing topics;   Thursday ➡ this day is reserved to talk about Semantic SEO and my strategy called the Topical Mesh. In a series of 52 videos, I lay out the complete plan. This is the most advanced free SEO tutorial in the World;   Friday ➡ Q&A. I have tons of questions in stock, asked by my students and clients.  To start off the series, I will dig into this pool of SEO and Digital  Marketing related questions. To continue the series, please contact me (contact info in the about page on the Youtube channel) or via social medias (links below). Ask me any questions. My answer will be 100% BS Free Guaranteed or your money back (just kidding, I'm giving out everything for free);   Week-ends ➡ and/or sometimes during the week, live sessions will take place. Among other ideas, I will be performing live SEO audits.   I want to help you achieve better results; I don't want to hold back anything.  I've always been known to lay it all out like it is.   There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation.   Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly   ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/   ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

    On SEO Conspiracy, we will keep on pounding about Domain Authority as one of the biggest myth about Search Engine Optimization for Google. Everybody knows it was a score invented by Moz.com, but the issue is a little bit more complicated than that. If you deal Domain Authority, your analysis will be flawed. Even if you want to use magic potion by SEO druids, please don't do it on the domain level. Everything happens on the page level. Once a SEO starts to put in motion a mindset around this simple shift, amazing things start happening. Take the Web, take Google, take SEO URL by URL and you will start to understand how things work. Who is in relation to what and why is the key, but it's not happening on a domain level. There are signals of authority and trust analyzed by Google, but we are getting into entity territory. Certainly not anything to deal with Domain Authority. At least, if those guys would have some kind of scientific approach, it could be interesting. Instead, they throw you a score and ask you to trust them, without knowing anything about how this score is calculated   As always, this is only our opinion. Please don't hesitate to share your point of view on the topics covered in this video. I never take for granted the time you spend to watch our content. --- The program of the SEO Conspiracy Podcast is the following:   Monday ➡ SEO Myth-busting with my exclusive co-host, the one and only Dixon Jones;    Tuesday ➡ Your fix of Alternative SEO News. I'm reviewing every important news about the Search/Digital Marketing industry from the week before;   Wednesday ➡ SEO Stories. With or without a guest, I will take the time to dissects Search Engine Optimization and Digital Marketing topics;   Thursday ➡ this day is reserved to talk about Semantic SEO and my strategy called the Topical Mesh. In a series of 52 videos, I lay out the complete plan. This is the most advanced free SEO tutorial in the World;   Friday ➡ Q&A. I have tons of questions in stock, asked by my students and clients.  To start off the series, I will dig into this pool of SEO and Digital  Marketing related questions. To continue the series, please contact me (contact info in the about page on the Youtube channel) or via social medias (links below). Ask me any questions. My answer will be 100% BS Free Guaranteed or your money back (just kidding, I'm giving out everything for free);   Week-ends ➡ and/or sometimes during the week, live sessions will take place. Among other ideas, I will be performing live SEO audits.   I want to help you achieve better results; I don't want to hold back anything.  I've always been known to lay it all out like it is.   There is way too much BS talk in the SEO industry. Let's cut throughout the noise to have a real conversation.   Thank you very much for watching Laurent Bourrelly https://www.seoconspiracy.com/   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : https://www.topicalmesh.com/ https://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly   ----------- Judith's Stuff : http://www.decabbit.com/ https://twitter.com/JudithLewis/   ----------- SEO Conspiracy Social Media  : - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seoconspiracy/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoconspiracy/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/seoconspiracy   #SEO #Google #DigitalMarketing

Judith Lewis with Jason Barnard at SEOcamp Paris 2019 Judith Lewis talks with Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) about creating a killer digital strategy. Judith condenses 10 years of experience in agencies into 20 minutes. Reach, Act, Convert, Engage – touching our customers before, during and after (purchase). The customer is always right, except when they are wrong… and that gives us as an opportunity to helpfully upsell more of our services and make money. Be inspired by others, then do it better! Concrete goals, broad aspirations and KPIs. I look behind the curtain at the Wizard of Oz. Do tech first, then content, then linkbuilding last. Judith gets enthusiastic about Amazon, and tells me that we are not selling traffic, selling visibility. Bob's Polo Shirt Emporium gets a special mention and Judith analyses their performance in search. So if you are listening, Bob, just listen to the end to get some free advice.

Judith Lewis with Jason Barnard at SEOcamp Paris 2019 Judith Lewis talks with Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) about creating a killer digital strategy. Judith condenses 10 years of experience in agencies into 20 minutes. Reach, Act, Convert, Engage – touching our customers before, during and after (purchase). The customer is always right, except when they are wrong… and that gives us as an opportunity to helpfully upsell more of our services and make money. Be inspired by others, then do it better! Concrete goals, broad aspirations and KPIs. I look behind the curtain at the Wizard of Oz. Do tech first, then content, then linkbuilding last. Judith gets enthusiastic about Amazon, and tells me that we are not selling traffic, selling visibility. Bob's Polo Shirt Emporium gets a special mention and Judith analyses their performance in search. So if you are listening, Bob, just listen to the end to get some free advice.

Slake Issue 4 The editors behind Slake: Los Angeles, A City and Its Stories, clean up with a collection of stories and images inspired by Dirt -- dirty politics, dirty air, dirty gossip, dirty sex, dirty family secrets and the dirt beneath our feet. Slake: Los Angeles is devoted to the endangered art of deeply reported narrative journalism and the kind of polished essay, memoir, fiction, poetry and portrait writing that is disappearing in a world of instant takes and unfiltered opinion. Designed with an artist's eye and published in a full-color, perfect-bound format, Slake: Los Angeles sets a new template for the next generation of print journalism -- collectible, not disposable; destined for the bedside table instead of the recycling bin. Seductive in its looks and content, Slake, created by former LA Weekly editors Joe Donnelly and Laurie Ochoa, marks a return to storytelling. Most important are the voices of Slake, some of the nation's finest writers, photographers and artists who live in Southern California and bring to Slake their own individual visions of Los Angeles and the world beyond. Contributors to Slake's past issues include Jerry Stahl, Luke Davies, Mark Z. Danielewski, Jonathan Gold, Geoff Nicholson, Michael Tolkiin, Michelle Huneven, Dana Goodyear, Sandow Birk, John Albert, John Powers, Judith Lewis, Iris Berry, Steven Kotler, Daniel Hernandez, C.R. Stecyk, Arty Nelson, Yxta Maya Murray and many more.