Podcast appearances and mentions of pam aungst

Have you ever struggled to justify the value of SEO to your clients? In this episode, Pam shares three ways to explain the value of SEO to your clients, including: 1. Timing 2. Targeting 3. Transactional For more Episodes of the In Search SEO podcast: https://www.rankranger.com/blog/podcasts Rank Ranger: https://www.rankranger.com/ Start a free Rank Ranger trial: https://www.rankranger.com/free-trial

Check out the rest of the content from "SEO in 2022" here: http://seoin2022.com/ Questions in this episode include... How does Google quantify the mobile user experience? What are the core elements of Google's Core Web Vitals? Largest Contentful Paint Cumulative Layout Shift First Input Delay What are some things that you can do to improve your Core Web Vitals? What happens if you already have high authority and you're an industry leader - will Google really rank you lower than a competitor if they perceive that your UX is worse? Are certain devices more important to optimize UX for? (if your UX is bad for old versions of iOS or Android, does that really matter?)

Pam Aungst is the founder of Pam Ann Marketing and Stealth Search and Analytics. She provides SEO services to companies of all sizes as well as white labels her services for agencies. Pam is also an active member of the WordPress community and is a frequent contributor to WordCamps and WordPress meetups across the country. Intro: Seth: Hey, Everyone, and welcome to season two, episode twenty-five of the Digital Marketing Dive Podcast. The SEASON FINALE! I'm Seth with Goldstein Media, and with me is the always amazing and talented Shannon of DIAM Business Consulting, live from, where I hope is a sunny, Orlando. Though I think it's pouring rain right now at the time of this recording. Today we are closing out Season 2 of the podcast with one of my favorite SEO/WordPressers Pam Aungst. Pam is the founder of Pam Ann Marketing and Stealth Search and Analytics. She provides SEO services to companies of all sizes as well as white labels her services for agencies. Pam is an active member of the WordPress community and is a frequent contributor to WordCamps and WordPress meetups across the country. Welcome, Pam! Topics & Links Who are you?How did you get started in SEO and WordPress?What is the most common question you get asked by SMB customers when it comes to SEO?Is there some magic sauce to learning SEO and getting a site to rank?Why is WordPress such a great platform for building a site that ranks?What makes WordPress so much easier to optimize?What tips do you have for people who want to build a website but aren't sure what CMS to use?Are site builders like Wix and Square space bad for SEO?For the small business owner out there, what's the best way to get found on Google and the other search engines?Is Google My Business a must for small local businesses? What other sites/tools are a must to getting found and growing your local business?How important is making sure your NAP (name, address, phone number) is consistent across the Web? Outro: Well, that was so much fun, Pam! Reach out to us on DMD's social media channels and let us know what challenges you are having with digital marketing. This is the final episode of Season 2! Woop Woop! We made it! Thanks for sticking with us, sharing our content and rating us on the podcast directories. If you enjoyed the season, please feel free to give us a review in Apple Podcasts or the podcast directory of your choice. We appreciate all the support. If you feel so inclined checkout PodChaser and give us a review there! That's it for this episode and season 2, but we want to hear from you. Drop us an email at hello@digitalmarketingdive.com. Expect season 3 to start up in the Fall! Until then, stay safe and we'll see you on the flipside. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pam Aungst is the founder of Pam Ann Marketing and Stealth Search and Analytics. She provides SEO services to companies of all sizes as well as white labels her services for agencies. Pam is also an active member of the WordPress community and is a frequent contributor to WordCamps and WordPress meetups across the country. Seth: Hey, Everyone, and welcome to season two, episode twenty-five of the Digital Marketing Dive Podcast. The SEASON FINALE! I'm Seth with Goldstein Media, and with me is the always amazing and talented Shannon of DIAM Business Consulting, live from, where I hope is a sunny, Orlando. Though I think it's pouring rain right now at the time of this recording. Today we are closing out Season 2 of the podcast with one of my favorite SEO/WordPressers Pam Aungst. Pam is the founder of Pam Ann Marketing and Stealth Search and Analytics. She provides SEO services to companies of all sizes as well as white labels her services for agencies. Pam is an active member of the WordPress community and is a frequent contributor to WordCamps and WordPress meetups across the country. Welcome, Pam! Who are you?How did you get started in SEO and WordPress?What is the most common question you get asked by SMB customers when it comes to SEO?Is there some magic sauce to learning SEO and getting a site to rank?Why is WordPress such a great platform for building a site that ranks?What makes WordPress so much easier to optimize?What tips do you have for people who want to build a website but aren't sure what CMS to use?Are site builders like Wix and Square space bad for SEO?For the small business owner out there, what's the best way to get found on Google and the other search engines?Is Google My Business a must for small local businesses? What other sites/tools are a must to getting found and growing your local business?How important is making sure your NAP (name, address, phone number) is consistent across the Web? Outro: Well, that was so much fun, Pam!  Reach out to us on DMD's social media channels and let us know what challenges you are having with digital marketing.  This is the final episode of Season 2! Woop Woop! We made it! Thanks for sticking with us, sharing our content and rating us on the podcast directories. If you enjoyed the season, please feel free to give us a review in Apple Podcasts or the podcast directory of your choice. We appreciate all the support. If you feel so inclined checkout PodChaser and give us a review there! That's it for this episode and season 2, but we want to hear from you. Drop us an email at hello@digitalmarketingdive.com. Expect season 3 to start up in the Fall! Until then, stay safe and we'll see you on the flipside.

Pam Aungst is the founder of Pam Ann Marketing and Stealth Search and Analytics. She provides SEO services to companies of all sizes as well as white labels her services for agencies. Pam is also an active member of the WordPress community and is a frequent contributor to WordCamps and WordPress meetups across the country. Intro: Seth: Hey, Everyone, and welcome to season two, episode twenty-five of the Digital Marketing Dive Podcast. The SEASON FINALE! I'm Seth with Goldstein Media, and with me is the always amazing and talented Shannon of DIAM Business Consulting, live from, where I hope is a sunny, Orlando. Though I think it's pouring rain right now at the time of this recording. Today we are closing out Season 2 of the podcast with one of my favorite SEO/WordPressers Pam Aungst. Pam is the founder of Pam Ann Marketing and Stealth Search and Analytics. She provides SEO services to companies of all sizes as well as white labels her services for agencies. Pam is an active member of the WordPress community and is a frequent contributor to WordCamps and WordPress meetups across the country. Welcome, Pam! Topics & Links Who are you?How did you get started in SEO and WordPress?What is the most common question you get asked by SMB customers when it comes to SEO?Is there some magic sauce to learning SEO and getting a site to rank?Why is WordPress such a great platform for building a site that ranks?What makes WordPress so much easier to optimize?What tips do you have for people who want to build a website but aren't sure what CMS to use?Are site builders like Wix and Square space bad for SEO?For the small business owner out there, what's the best way to get found on Google and the other search engines?Is Google My Business a must for small local businesses? What other sites/tools are a must to getting found and growing your local business?How important is making sure your NAP (name, address, phone number) is consistent across the Web? Outro: Well, that was so much fun, Pam! Reach out to us on DMD's social media channels and let us know what challenges you are having with digital marketing. This is the final episode of Season 2! Woop Woop! We made it! Thanks for sticking with us, sharing our content and rating us on the podcast directories. If you enjoyed the season, please feel free to give us a review in Apple Podcasts or the podcast directory of your choice. We appreciate all the support. If you feel so inclined checkout PodChaser and give us a review there! That's it for this episode and season 2, but we want to hear from you. Drop us an email at hello@digitalmarketingdive.com. Expect season 3 to start up in the Fall! Until then, stay safe and we'll see you on the flipside. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back in November 2020 Google announced that page experience ranking signals for Google Search (SEO) will launch in May 2021, meaning that if users don't like your page, Google won't like it either. Joining me to discuss this for Digital Marketing Radio episode 233 is Pam Aungst from Pam Ann Marketing. Secret software:KW Finder: Find long tail keywords with low SEO difficulty https://kwfinder.com/ (https://kwfinder.com/) Next on the list: Social advertising platforms like Snapchat or Tik Tok Magical marketer:Kerry Barrett: Video Content Creator and Producer https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrybarrett/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrybarrett/)

As the economy naturally changes, how do we adapt? Whether it is a temporary scare, industry shift, or a documented recession, we have options during an economic decline.Jason and Bridget are joined by Pam Aungst of PamAnnMarketing.com to discuss how to market your WordPress business during these difficult times.“We’re still humans. We still have emotions and we still do business with people we know, like and trust. Pick up your phone and call your clients. Real human connection is the important part about life.” Pam AungstOur show notes only touch on highlights. As always, we encourage you to watch (or listen) to the whole episode.WPblab SponsorsServerPressThank you for being a preroll sponsor, ServerPress! ServerPress is the maker of DesktopServer, WPSiteSync, and so much more! https://www.serverpress.com. (It works with WooCommerce now!)KinstaIf you are tired of unreliable or slow hosting check out Kinsta.com, who takes managed WordPress hosting to the next level. Powered by Google Cloud, all their plans include PHP 7.3, SSH access for developers, one-click staging area, 20 global data centers, free SSL, free CDN and 24×7 expert support who will also migrate your site free of charge. Kinsta.comAbout Pam AungstPam Aungst is no stranger to innovating marketing and business strategies. Not only does she have a natural intuition toward strategy and marketing, but she has an MBA, too.Throughout her career, Pam has been able to pivot companies during economic declines. She has done this for industrial products and even niching down in the SEO and PPC field.Her agency, Pam Ann Marketing, and it’s white label sister company, Stealth Search and Analytics, have just turned seven years old and she’s released a new plugin: Crosscheck SEO – “Search Engine Visibility & Robots.txt Monitoring & Email Alerts Plugin for WordPress.”Be sure to follow Pam on Twitter.Empathy in an Economic DeclineThe most important driving force to cope with an economic decline is empathy. In many ways our businesses are interlinked and codependent. (Not codependent in a toxic way but a symbiotic way. Think algae and fungus. We can learn a lot from nature’s systems.)“The symbiotic relationship between algae and fungus creates lichen. The algae make energy through the process of photosynthesis and the fungus provides protection from the elements to the algae. Without the protection of fungus the algae would die and without the life giving energy produced by algae the fungus would die. It is a true partnership!” Curtis CarmanRemember, in any time, it is easier to keep an existing client base than gain new ones. Ask your clients what they need and don’t be afraid to loosen up a bit. Generally Pam doesn’t change her hourly rate or contract terms, but right now she believes serving her clients where they are today is more important.“I don’t have an exact plan and I refuse to have an exact plan. We have to ride this wave.” Pam AungstThe best way to demonstrate empathy is to get ahead of the situation.“Be as empathetic as possible. [My clients] are all asking to pause; I’m not enforcing my contract.” Pam AungstA recession or economic decline tends to move people toward the do-it-yourself model. But your relationships with your clients should still be maintained through helpful communication.“Figure out how to help the client [and] maintain the relationship.” Pam AungstPivoting in an Economic DeclineWhen Pam was in charge of the her department and the company hit an economic decline, they made the decision to strategically pivot. She’s proud that they grew 30% year over year in that recession. This comes from being creative and self-aware.“What other skills do you have or could you develop to help your clients?” Pam AungstPam likes the “gun to your head” thought experiment. Imagine you’re forced fo choose a career. What’s the first thing that you think of? Now, take that and see what elements of those you can introduce.If the first thing you said was “teach.” Then develop some online courses.As an aside, Chris Badgett has been advocating this forever but especially now.“If you inventory your skills, life experience & passions, (and overlap that with what the world needs right now) what could you make a free or paid online course about?” Chris BadgettIf you were hosting events, do them virtually. If you were going to speak at a conference, offer free consulting.Email Marketing in an Economic DeclineBridget recommends against ambulance chasing. This applies to your email marketing. Jason mentioned we don’t need emails from companies who are electronic-only. The “cloud” is safe from COVID-19. Don’t be part of the noise when an emergency hits. Be part of the solution.“Before you send any email, think about what’s in it for them.” Pam AungstInstead, why not reach out via text, phone, or email with this simple line, suggests Pam:“I’m thinking about you.”Those four words make a huge impact. We’re all businesses. Truly, we are all affected together, but we choose to be in it together.Tool or Tip of the WeekThis Tool or Tip of the week is brought to you by Fat Dog Creatives. If you’re a service-based business serious about growth, Rhonda Negard is your rebranding and web design thinker, a strategic design specialist. Check out her website at FatDogCreatives.comPam recommends the following:Relax.Mental health really matters now more than ever.Take care of yourself.Do you.Jason recommends Unichar. Sometimes you need those trademark and copyright symbols.Bridget recommends the Smule. You can still do karaoke and meet new people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Small business and small budget? Where should you prioritize your investment when it comes to your digital marketing? In this episode of “Small Talks with Small Businesses,” SEO expert Pam Aungst provides tips, guidance, and advice that small business owners can apply to their own marketing and advertising efforts. Tune in and learn best practices… The post Small Talks with Small Businesses Podcast Episode 10: Pam Aungst appeared first on eWebscapes.

So far this season we’ve looked at starting an SEO agency and an SEO product. But what we haven’t looked at was a good strategy – especially when it comes to Pay per Click and the like. Well that changes this week with our guest, Pam Aungst. She’s an SEO expert with her own agency […] The post Pam Aungst and SEO Process appeared first on How I Built It.

Pam Aungst is owner of Pam Ann Marketing, and Stealth Search and Analytics. Both offer SEO, PPC, and Analytics services. Pam loves the outdoors. She lives in Northern New Jersey with her boyfriend and 18 year old daughter. The post Episode 47: Pam Aungst appeared first on Hallway Chats.