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A busy, news heavy show has hosts Kristine Schachinger and Jim Hedger cover three major stories, each of which could occupy a full hour long show. The WordPress mega-drama continues with the founder's faction at Automattic grabbing control of one of their rival WP-Engine's best known custom WP-Contributions, Advanced Custom Fields in a forking incident many think close to theft. Also this week, leading SEO and Digital Marketing Tool Maker, SEMrush acquired one of the industry's leading information resources when it purchased Third Door Media. Third Door publishes Search Engine Land and MarTech, and also organizes the Search Marketing Expo series of conferences. Meanwhile, Google is replacing it head of search, Prabhaker Raghaven with long time Google executive and Raghaven assistant Nick Fox who becomes head of Google's Knowledge and Information division. Bing is pulling back on several under used features shown on its search results page while both it and Google move to publish full recipes in search results, denying the original writer's a click. Over to our nuclear energy desk it seems that Amazon and Google are also entering the elite nuclear powered corporation category, joining Microsoft in making deals with commercial nuclear energy produces, developing their own small-scale nuclear generation capacities, or buying and refurbishing mothballed reactors such as the Three Mile Island plant. We also share a week's worth of Google information, updates, and explanations.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/webcology/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Jon Morris is the founder and CEO of Ramsay Innovations, a Finance Management and Strategic Planning company that is focused on helping marketing communication firms grow faster. Previous to starting Ramsay Innovations, Morris was the founder and CEO of Rise Interactive. Under Morris' leadership, Rise received recognition for excellence in client service, innovative marketing campaigns, and commitment to culture, including acknowledgment from Inc. 500|5000 Fastest Growing Companies (nine-time winner), Ad Age (Best Places to Work in Advertising), Fortune Magazine, Forrester, and more. Morris has been personally recognized as a leader in technology and innovation on the Techweek100 list and Crain's Chicago Tech 50 list. As a leader in the digital marketing community, Morris has mentored several entrepreneurs, with a significant focus on the University of Chicago's New Venture Challenge, a renowned business plan competition where Rise itself got its start. Morris has shared his expertise as a guest speaker, presenting on main stages and at workshops and webinars for organizations such as Search Marketing Expo, Search Engine Strategies, American Marketing Association, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, Forrester Research, Online Marketing Summit, iStrategy, and Vistage. Morris earned an MBA with high honors, graduating first in his class from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a bachelor's degree from Kenyon College.

The first social media conference I ever attended was a Search Marketing Expo event back in 2007 or 2008. While it was being put on by a search-focused company, it was all about social media. I thought it would be a good place to learn and listen and see if my ideas on this emerging space could hold water to others thinking about it. But because it was run by search folks, the roster of speakers included a bunch of SEO folks. And one of those was the founder of a little upstart company in Seattle called SEO Moz. Rand Fishkin grew that company into a rebrand to just MOZ. Today, it is one of the most successful SEO and SEM data and services companies in the world.  I'm a customer. I've also taken a lot of their courses. Knowing SEO helps my day-today. I was lucky to have met Rand then and have followed him through the years. In 2018, he left MOZ, though he's still on the board, I believe. Now he's started a new company that is focused on helping brands figure out what influences its prospective customers. SparkToro is a platform that scrapes public profile data from social media accounts, then analyses it to offer consumer insights to its customers.  It's part market research. Part data analysis. And part influence marketing platform.  And yes, I said influence marketing platform. In fact, I even ask Rand during our conversation if SparkToro is the software version of the philosophy we talk about here on Winfluence … that we're in the business of influence marketing, not influencer marketing. Wait until you hear his answer. I invited Rand to chat with me over on Digging Deeper, my interview series for Cornett. But the conversation was super relevant for us here on Winfluence, too. So I've pulled that out and have it her for you today.  We talk to Rand Fishkin of SparkToro about what influences people, how to find out and what to do with that information today on Winfluence. Don't forget to drop Winfluence a rating or review on your favorite podcast app. Also, if you'd like a deep dive on an influencer marketing topic every so often, subscribe to my email newsletter at jason.online/subscribe. I send it every 4-6 weeks and go deep on a topic to make your influence marketing smarter. Want to make a future episode of Winfluence awesome? Ask your question about influence or influence marketing that you want my answer to or take on. Send me an email to jason@jasonfalls.com. If you're feeling adventurous, record a voice memo on your phone and email me that file. I'll let you ask the question right here on the show using the recording. Regardless of how you ask it, I may use your comment on a future episode or your question to inspire a show topic. If I do, I'll send you a signed copy of Winfluence the book as a thank you! Today's episode is presented by Tagger, the complete influencer marketing platform. Get a demo to see if Tagger is right for you at jason.online/tagger. And don't forget our big offer from LinkedIn! Get $100 in free ad credits just for listening to Winfluence. Go to linkedin.com/winfluence to sign up and get your C-note for LinkedIn advertising. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey Media Buyers & E-commerce operators! Today's episode is featuring Sam Tomlinson (@DigitalSamIam on Twitter), he's spoken at Hero Conference, Search Marketing Expo & even at SEMRush events. His expertise lays within Google Ads, so we're discussing the state of Google Ads - what you can do right now to improve performance... as well as what is coming in 2022 for Google Ads. We myth-bust some Ads practices, shoot the sh*t and enjoy Sam's perspective on Pay-Per-Click Advertising. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did! Have a guest you'd like me to speak with? Message me on Twitter @KevinThompsonn

Barry Schwartz talks with Jason Barnrad about the history of google updates big and small. Barry Schwartz is a technologist, search geek, CEO of RustyBrick, founder of Search Engine Roundtable and also a news editor at Search Engine Land. He speaks at many search marketing conferences and technology events like Search Marketing Expo, Search Engine Strategies, Pubcon, etc. And provides an advisory role to expert SEOs, internet companies and startups. He also loves to spend the first hours of his morning writing super advanced SEM topics. Barry takes us on a stroll down the history of Google updates from 2002 to the most recent updates in June and July 2021. Year by year, Barry and Jason go through the significant changes in Google Search, what they changed and how they affected the work and lives of SEOs. Throughout, on message comes through - this is a ongoing process that aims to make Google Search results more relevant, helpful and spam-free for Google's users. Barry and Jason provide wonderful explanations of each of these updates plus great insights on how SEOs and website owners were able to fix their drops in rankings. Google Toolbar — December 1, 2000 Dancing The Google Dance — September 1, 2002 Universal Search  —  May 1, 2007 Caffeine  —  June 1, 2010 Panda/Farmer  —  February 23, 2011 The +1 Button  —  March 30, 2011 Penguin  —  April 24, 2012 Exact-Match Domain (EMD) Update  —  September 27, 2012 "Phantom"  —  May 9, 2013 "Fred" (Unconfirmed)  —  March 8, 2017 Hummingbird  —  August 20, 2013 Page Experience Update  —  June 25, 2021 What you'll learn from Barry Schwartz This is a list that explains each update we discussed (and some more that we didn't) so that you have some context, especially for the timestamps. https://moz.com/google-algorithm-change 00:00 Barry Schwartz and Jason Barnard00:46 Barry Schwartz's Brand SERP03:19 The Google Toolbar and and the days of the Google Dance06:00 We no longer wait for Panda updates because Google's goal is make it real-time07:13 When do knowledge panels and knowledge graphs change?10:23 2007 Google introduced Universal Search - not your typical algorithm update12:12 Faster crawling and indexation - the Caffeine update14:31 The failure of Google Plus - will Google try again?16:02 What's the difference between Panda and Penguin updates?20:02 The Exact Match Domain update22:39 RustyBrick, where did the name come from?23:27 The mystery behind the Phantom and Fred updates24:48 Clearing up some misconceptions about the Hummingbird update29:13 Core Web Vitals have little-to-no influence on rankings32:10 Crazy daily numbers of never-before-seen pages for GoogleBot34:16 What Google wants you to do when you've been hit by core updates41:06 How does Barry find the time to do everything he does? This episode was recorded live on video July 27th 2021 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >>

Barry Schwartz talks with Jason Barnrad about the history of google updates big and small. Barry Schwartz is a technologist, search geek, CEO of RustyBrick, founder of Search Engine Roundtable and also a news editor at Search Engine Land. He speaks at many search marketing conferences and technology events like Search Marketing Expo, Search Engine Strategies, Pubcon, etc. And provides an advisory role to expert SEOs, internet companies and startups. He also loves to spend the first hours of his morning writing super advanced SEM topics. Barry takes us on a stroll down the history of Google updates from 2002 to the most recent updates in June and July 2021. Year by year, Barry and Jason go through the significant changes in Google Search, what they changed and how they affected the work and lives of SEOs. Throughout, on message comes through - this is a ongoing process that aims to make Google Search results more relevant, helpful and spam-free for Google's users. Barry and Jason provide wonderful explanations of each of these updates plus great insights on how SEOs and website owners were able to fix their drops in rankings. Google Toolbar — December 1, 2000 Dancing The Google Dance — September 1, 2002 Universal Search  —  May 1, 2007 Caffeine  —  June 1, 2010 Panda/Farmer  —  February 23, 2011 The +1 Button  —  March 30, 2011 Penguin  —  April 24, 2012 Exact-Match Domain (EMD) Update  —  September 27, 2012 "Phantom"  —  May 9, 2013 "Fred" (Unconfirmed)  —  March 8, 2017 Hummingbird  —  August 20, 2013 Page Experience Update  —  June 25, 2021 What you'll learn from Barry Schwartz This is a list that explains each update we discussed (and some more that we didn't) so that you have some context, especially for the timestamps. https://moz.com/google-algorithm-change 00:00 Barry Schwartz and Jason Barnard00:46 Barry Schwartz's Brand SERP03:19 The Google Toolbar and and the days of the Google Dance06:00 We no longer wait for Panda updates because Google's goal is make it real-time07:13 When do knowledge panels and knowledge graphs change?10:23 2007 Google introduced Universal Search - not your typical algorithm update12:12 Faster crawling and indexation - the Caffeine update14:31 The failure of Google Plus - will Google try again?16:02 What's the difference between Panda and Penguin updates?20:02 The Exact Match Domain update22:39 RustyBrick, where did the name come from?23:27 The mystery behind the Phantom and Fred updates24:48 Clearing up some misconceptions about the Hummingbird update29:13 Core Web Vitals have little-to-no influence on rankings32:10 Crazy daily numbers of never-before-seen pages for GoogleBot34:16 What Google wants you to do when you've been hit by core updates41:06 How does Barry find the time to do everything he does? This episode was recorded live on video July 27th 2021 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >>

Barry Schwartz talks with Jason Barnrad about the history of google updates big and small. Barry Schwartz is a technologist, search geek, CEO of RustyBrick, founder of Search Engine Roundtable and also a news editor at Search Engine Land. He speaks at many search marketing conferences and technology events like Search Marketing Expo, Search Engine Strategies, Pubcon, etc. And provides an advisory role to expert SEOs, internet companies and startups. He also loves to spend the first hours of his morning writing super advanced SEM topics. Barry takes us on a stroll down the history of Google updates from 2002 to the most recent updates in June and July 2021. Year by year, Barry and Jason go through the significant changes in Google Search, what they changed and how they affected the work and lives of SEOs. Throughout, on message comes through - this is a ongoing process that aims to make Google Search results more relevant, helpful and spam-free for Google's users. Barry and Jason provide wonderful explanations of each of these updates plus great insights on how SEOs and website owners were able to fix their drops in rankings. Google Toolbar — December 1, 2000 Dancing The Google Dance — September 1, 2002 Universal Search  —  May 1, 2007 Caffeine  —  June 1, 2010 Panda/Farmer  —  February 23, 2011 The +1 Button  —  March 30, 2011 Penguin  —  April 24, 2012 Exact-Match Domain (EMD) Update  —  September 27, 2012 "Phantom"  —  May 9, 2013 "Fred" (Unconfirmed)  —  March 8, 2017 Hummingbird  —  August 20, 2013 Page Experience Update  —  June 25, 2021 What you'll learn from Barry Schwartz This is a list that explains each update we discussed (and some more that we didn't) so that you have some context, especially for the timestamps. https://moz.com/google-algorithm-change 00:00 Barry Schwartz and Jason Barnard00:46 Barry Schwartz's Brand SERP03:19 The Google Toolbar and and the days of the Google Dance06:00 We no longer wait for Panda updates because Google's goal is make it real-time07:13 When do knowledge panels and knowledge graphs change?10:23 2007 Google introduced Universal Search - not your typical algorithm update12:12 Faster crawling and indexation - the Caffeine update14:31 The failure of Google Plus - will Google try again?16:02 What's the difference between Panda and Penguin updates?20:02 The Exact Match Domain update22:39 RustyBrick, where did the name come from?23:27 The mystery behind the Phantom and Fred updates24:48 Clearing up some misconceptions about the Hummingbird update29:13 Core Web Vitals have little-to-no influence on rankings32:10 Crazy daily numbers of never-before-seen pages for GoogleBot34:16 What Google wants you to do when you've been hit by core updates41:06 How does Barry find the time to do everything he does? This episode was recorded live on video July 27th 2021 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >>

My guest on this episode of Suds & Search is Ginny Marvin, the former Editor-in-Chief at Third Door Media. Third Door Media is the publisher of Search Engine Land, Marketing Land & MarTech Today. They also host the popular conference series Search Marketing Expo with nine events scheduled in 2021. At the time our episode was filmed, Ginny had just finished her tenure at Third Door Media and we spend most of our conversation reflecting on her time there. Very recently, Ginny announced that she has accepted a role at Google as its new Ads Product Liaison. Over the course of her career, Ginny has had a truly unique perspective on the industry. I started reading Search Engine Land back in 2008. It has remained the go-to destination for search marketers seeking daily news coverage, breaking stories, industry trends, feature announcements, and product changes. Ginny was at the center of many of the most consequential news stories in search in her eight years covering the industry. We had a wide-ranging conversation talking about how she got started without any formal training as a journalist, what it was like managing her talented team of writers, and what she'll miss most about covering our industry. Throughout 2020, Search Engine Land covered topics related to racial diversity and gender inequality. Ginny had her name in the byline of many of those articles and led many of those conversations. We'll talk about this important work during our conversation but you should really read it for yourself. Links are in the show notes. Grab something cold to drink and join me for a conversation with Ginny Marvin. We'll talk about how a story gets made, what makes for a great interview, and we'll talk a little bit about her future and whether or not we'll see her at an SMX event in 2021. Listen to Suds & Search Podcasts: Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9teXNvdW5kd2lzZS5jb20vcnNzLzE1OTUzNTQ3MjgwNTZz Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/suds-search-interviews-todays-search-marketing-experts/id1526688363 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5ALxRpeDgIvg63bK6eoUTe SearchLab 1801 W Belle Plaine Suite 107 Chicago, IL 60613 (312) 256-1574 Catch SearchLab on these platforms: https://www.linkedin.com/company/searchlabdigital/ https://www.facebook.com/SearchLabDigital https://twitter.com/SearchLabAgency https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kf-yP3bwhI6YvFFeKfegA Suds and Search Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8Jit8A6IwPpFw7IPKuuyGF0Ii Local Search Tuesdays Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8JiuxY0eDWZr7Us_WgNNP-GDnSubscribe to Suds & Search | Interviews With Today's Search Marketing Experts on Soundwise

Jon Morris is the founder and CEO of Ramsay Innovations, a management consulting firm focused on helping small to medium-sized businesses grow faster. Previous to starting Ramsay Innovations, Morris was the founder and CEO of Rise Interactive. Under Morris' leadership, Rise received recognition for excellence in client service, innovative marketing campaigns, and commitment to culture, including acknowledgment from Inc. 500|5000 Fastest Growing Companies (nine-time winner), Ad Age (Best Places to Work in Advertising), Fortune Magazine, and more. Morris has been personally recognized as a leader in technology and innovation on the Techweek100 list and the Crain's Chicago Tech 50 list. As a leader in the digital marketing community, Morris has mentored several entrepreneurs, with a significant focus on the University of Chicago's New Venture Challenge, a renowned business plan competition where Rise itself got its start. Morris has shared his expertise as a guest speaker, presenting on main stages and at workshops and webinars for organizations such as Search Marketing Expo, Search Engine Strategies, American Marketing Association, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, Forrester Research, Online Marketing Summit, iStrategy, and Vistage.  Morris earned an MBA with high honors, graduating first in his class from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and a bachelor's degree from Kenyon College.

In this week's episode of Growth Interviews, we invite you to join our podcast conversation with Barry Schwartz, the CEO of RustyBrick and founder of the Search Engine Roundtable, covering search for over 16 years. Barry Schwartz is also the News Editor at Search Engine Land, being the former News Editor at Search Engine Watch as well. He hosts the Search Marketing Expo in Israel and is a speaker, moderator and coordinator at various search marketing conferences, such as Search Marketing Expo, Search Engine Strategies, La Red Innova Madrid, Spain, PubCon and many other marketing and technology events. Barry has been providing an advisory role for Google, Yahoo! Search, Microsoft's Bing, and several other Internet companies and startups. In 2019, he was awarded the Outstanding Community Services Award from Search Engine Land and in 2018 by the US Search Awards the US Search Personality Of The Year. The best takeaways: What doesn't work anymore in SEO - 02:29Growing in 2020: SEO and user experience - 06:48The recipe for a good mix of channels - 11:35RankBrain and the influence of AI - 17:04 Podcast Notes: Barry Schwartz: The key is website User Experience All episode articles: Growth Interviews Follow Omniconvert on: FacebookTwitterLinkedinYouTube

Barry Schwartz is the CEO of RustyBrick, a New York Web service firm specializing in customized online technology that helps companies decrease costs and increase sales. RustyBrick sells custom web software including advanced e-commerce, custom content management systems, social networking sites, CRM applications, custom web-based business software, iPhone applications and much more.Barry Schwartz is the founder of the Search Engine Roundtable and has covered search for over 16 years. Barry is also the News Editor at Search Engine Land. Barry hosts the Search Marketing Expo in Israel and is a speaker, moderator and coordinator at many search marketing conferences, including Search Marketing Expo, Search Engine Strategies, La Red Innova Madrid, Spain, PubCon and many other marketing and technology events. Barry is always at the forefront of the latest news and trends in search. He was also the former News Editor at Search Engine Watch and is a moderator at several search marketing forums. Barry has and currently provided an advisory role for Google, Yahoo! Search, Microsoft's Bing, and several other Internet companies and many startups. In 2019, Barry was awarded the Outstanding Community Services Award from Search Engine Land and in 2018 he was awarded the US Search Awards the "US Search Personality Of The Year”.Barry is often quoted and interviewed in publications such as Forbes, Reuters, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Bloomberg, USA Today BuinessWeek, News.com, Publish and many more.

Published Jun 13, 2016 Back from the 10th Annual Search Marketing Summit, Chris is excited to share some takeaways from the event. This episode of Get Fact Up is all about proven content marketing tactics, as inspired by two industry gurus; Jeremy Cabral from Finder.com (tweet @jeremycabral) Dennis Yu from Blitzmetrics (tweet @dennisyu) So tune in now to see a winning 3-Step content marketing strategy! Subscribe to our Get Fact Up series for weekly updates: https://www.memedia.com.au/get-fact-up Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/memedia Join us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/memedia Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/me_media ______________________________________________________________ GET FACT UP #32 TRANSCRIPT - Good day, Australia. I'm Chris Hogan Founder and CEO of Me Media. It's time to get fact up. Today, I'm gonna be sharing with you some of the content that I've discovered during my travels in the last week or so. And it's absolutely awesome. So, stay tuned. You're gonna love it. So, I've been hearing lots of awesome stuff in the content marketing world. So, today I want to share with you a winning content marketing strategy that we've devised based on our recent experience and some global entrepreneurs that have been sharing their experiences. My most recent trip was to Sydney for the 10th annual Search Marketing Summit, previously known as the Search Marketing Expo, or SMX. 2016 marks the ninth time I've attended this event. Ad so, it's like catching up with industry peers on what's been happening in our arena. So, I just wanted to take a quick moment to give a brief shout out to Barry Smith, Lisa Davis, and the awesome Search Marketing Summit team for organizing our excellent bunch of international top quality speakers. We'll see you next year for sure. So, as mentioned, I want to center today's topic around content marketing. There were heaps of speakers, but I felt two of the speakers absolutely nailed it and kept it really simple for everybody to understand. They came up with two different strategies, which work really well with one of our strategies. So, we've turned that into a winning free step content marketing strategy just for you. So, those two speakers that I thought delivered absolutely awesome simplified content was Jeremy Cabral from finder.com, based here in Australia, and Dennis Yu from Blitzmetrics, a Facebook Guru based in the U.S.A. We've included links to their profiles here in the blog, so you can link up with them and hear it from the horses mouth. So, Jeremy had plenty to say about content marketing. Dennis Yu had similar stuff to say about content marketing as well as awesome social media targeting. Combine that with our recent discoveries in the content marketing arena. And we feel we've got the best content marketing strategy just for you. So, let's get started. Jeremy's simplest and most impactful idea was producing 10 times content. That is, if you're going to be creating content, it better be 10 times better than anything else out there in the market place on the same topic. So, this could be as simple as taking an existing research study and turning it into an infographic. Similarly, taking a blog and turning it into an infographic or a video. Yes, this first step does require some research. But we don't want to get bogged down in the nitty gritty. Just focus on 10 times better, and that's your number one step in your winning content marketing strategy. Now, the best type of content to create is a resource, something that is invaluable, a tool, an infographic, something that really resonates really well with your potential customer and absolutely pins you as the number one authority on the topic. You might go so far as to create a piece of software, a calculator, or maybe something they even receive in the mail. Take it outside of the square guys. And remember, 10 times better. And the third component shared by Dennis Yu was that the content should ideally stroke somebody or some brain's ego. The best way to do that is to mention them, tag them, and tug them via social media. Simple. Right? Three steps: 10 times best content, resource, and make sure you're stroking somebody or some brain's ego. Connect with them socially. Get it in their inbox, or get it to their influences. It is that simple. So, it's time for us to give you a really brief example from our very own Get Back Up series. If we roll back to episode 29, the neto, shopify, big commerce reviews. We produced 10 times best content on the internet right now via video. And the result, this particular video received the greatest amount of views, generated the greatest amount of traffic to our website out of all the Get Back Up episodes and generated the greatest amount of leads from Me Media. How cool is that? So, now that Jeremy, Dennis Yu, and Me Media have done all of the testing so that all you need to do is implement it. Really, guys, you have no excuse. Get cracking. We love your feedback. Thanks so much for watching. Thanks for all your great comments in email, social. Thanks for your sharing. You guys have kept us alive. We're absolutely gonna be here all year long. We love sharing. And see ya next week. Yee-haw!

Jon Morris is the founder and CEO of Rise Interactive. Under Morris’ leadership, Rise has received recognition for excellence in client service, innovative marketing campaigns, and commitment to culture, including acknowledgment from Inc. 500|5000 Fastest Growing Companies (nine-time winner), Ad Age (Best Places to Work in Advertising), Fortune Magazine, and more. Morris has been personally recognized as a leader in technology and innovation on the Techweek100 list the Crain’s Chicago Tech 50 list. As a leader in the digital marketing community, Morris has mentored several entrepreneurs, with a significant focus on the University of Chicago’s New Venture Challenge, a renowned business plan competition where Rise itself got its start. Morris also regularly shares his expertise as a guest speaker. He has presented on main stages and at workshops and webinars for organizations such as Search Marketing Expo, Search Engine Strategies, American Marketing Association, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, Forrester Research, Online Marketing Summit, iStrategy, and Vistage. Morris earned an MBA with high honors, graduating first in his class from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and a bachelor's degree from Kenyon College.Check out what Jon is up to at: https://www.riseinteractive.com/

Our second episode for Off The Clock, a new Marketing O’Clock segment where Greg interviews top leaders in the digital #marketing industry, is joined by Akvile DeFazio. Akvile currently runs her own agency, AKvertise, and is the author of her first book, "The Small Business Guide to Facebook Ads." She has over a decade of experience in the industry and has been a featured speaker at major marketing events including the Search Marketing Expo. Listen in to hear all about her advice and journey through the digital marketing world.

Strap in, it's blockchain tech all the way and we ain't talking crypto?!.. He's back from his 5 week tour in the USA attending the Search Marketing Expo in San Jose, social media marketing world, and SMX West Conference on SEO/SEM. For the first time he speaks on his connections from the states including his mentors, Google contacts, speaking with tech startups, accelerators, countless conferences, meetings and coaching sessions from one side of the States to the other. Touring around Silicon Valley, whilst getting a better understanding on Voice Search and Machine Learning. Will John CEO & Founder Staff Leverage, Founder NT Digital & JohnMac Digital, Co-Owner Quest Palmerston, Speaker & Thought Leader become Darwin's first tech multi-millionaire? You decide....... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Strap in, it's blockchain tech all the way and we ain't talking crypto?!.. John's back from his 5 week tour in the USA attending the Search Marketing Expo in San Jose, social media marketing world, and SMX West Conference on SEO/SEM. For the first time we speak on his connections from the states including his mentors, Google contacts, speaking with tech startups, accelerators, countless conferences, meetings and coaching sessions from one side of the States to the other. Touring around Silicon Valley, whilst getting a better understanding on Voice Search and Machine Learning.

As someone who lives for connecting people, bringing together consumers and brands is what Akvile DeFazio, President of AKvertise, Inc., a social media advertising agency, does best. Prior to launching AKvertise, she spent the last decade working in-house at a variety of companies, ranging from ski and snowboard ecommerce, to pet health insurance, and event marketing at Search Marketing Expo via paid search and social. As a conversion driven marketer, Akvile is passionate about helping businesses expand their online visibility and reaching their goals. Her expertise lies in ecommerce, event marketing, mobile apps, and lead generation, by way of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest Ads. When she's offline, she enjoys exploring Central California where she, her husband, and their dog, call home. Connect with her on Twitter at @AkvileDeFazio or at AKvertise.com. Connect with Akvile: https://twitter.com/AkvileDeFazio https://www.linkedin.com/in/akdefazio/ Connect with Mikhail: http://www.instagram.com/miqk http://www.twitter.com/miqk http://www.facebook.com/mikhail-alfon http://www.mikhailalfon.com

Barry Schwartz is the CEO of RustyBrick, a New York Web service firm specializing in customized online technology that helps companies decrease costs and increase sales. He is also the founder of the Search Engine Roundtable and has covered search for over 14 years. Barry is also the News Editor at Danny Sullivan's Search Engine Land. Barry hosts the Search Marketing Expo in Israel and is a speaker at many search marketing conferences, including Search Engine Strategies, La Red Innova Madrid, Spain and PubCon. Barry is always at the forefront of the latest news and trends in search. He was also the former News Editor at Search Engine Watch and is a moderator at several search marketing forums. Barry is often quoted and interviewed in publications such as Forbes, Reuters, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Bloomberg, USA Today, Business Week, News.com, and many more. He has over a decade of hands on experience in web strategy, marketing and business optimization.   Connect                                                                                       Twitter – https://twitter.com/rustybrick Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/barryschwartz Linkedin – https://www.linkedin.com/in/rustybrick/ Google+ – https://plus.google.com/+BarrySchwartz Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/user/rustybrick Website – https://www.rustybrick.com     Resources Feedly – https://feedly.com   Books SEO Book – http://www.seobook.com/

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SEO Radio Podcast #EDGETALK : What is AMP? – What We Learned at SMX West Well, we’re back from the great beyond. We got out to San Jose and attended SMX, Search Marketing Expo 2016 this year and boy did we come back with some treasures. There were a good […] The post appeared first on .

Chris Goward, the Founder and CEO of Wider Funnel, is one of the world’s leading experts in website and ecommerce conversion rate optimization. His company helps clients like Google, Electronic Arts, Iron Mountain, Magento, BuildDirect.com, and many others lift online results by up to 400% for lead generation, ecommerce, and affiliate companies by using the LIFT Model and the Kaizen Method. Chris has presented on website and ecommerce conversion rate optimization at 100+ events in 30+ cities globally, including conferences like Search Engine Strategies, Search Marketing Expo, European Conversion Summit, and much more. He’s also been invited to speak on behalf of companies such as Google, Magento, Citrix, MarketingProfs, Unbounce and Optimizely. In 2013, Chris authored “You Should Test That!“, his Amazon best-selling book that shows how leading companies are using marketing optimization techniques to dramatically lift their website revenue, and it’s recommended by highly-acclaimed thought leaders like Avinash Kaushik (also a guest on this show), Neil Patel, and executives from Microsoft, Dell, and Google. In this episode Chris talks to us about ecommerce conversion rate optimization for companies looking to go from $1 million to $10 million in revenue. Topics Discussed throughout this interview How Chris developed WiderFunnel.com in 2007 before website and ecommerce conversion rate optimization was a common focus. A high-level view of the 6 conversion factors you must pay attention to, a process called the LIFT Model - (we break down these 6 parts in the interview). The strategic framework for approaching ecommerce conversion rate optimization called the Kaizen Method. Radical site redesign vs Evolutionary site redesign. Best ways to collect qualitative data. Why we need to care about mobile and how to think about it from a ecommerce conversion rate optimization mindset. How to decide between a responsive or dedicated mobile site. Every business should have an ecommerce conversion rate optimization plan. If you don't you’re losing money and profits. The one action Chris suggests you take today to turn more visitors into paying customers.   Links Mentioned WiderFunnel.com ChrisGoward.com Connect with Chris Goward on Twitter LIFT Model Kaizen Method Radical site design vs evolutionary site redesign You Should Test That - Book Mobile presentation on Slide Share   Thank You For Listening & A Simple Request To get more awesome Ecommerce Influence content sent directly to your device and into your ears as they become available, you can subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher! Also, ratings and reviews on iTunes (hopefully 5-stars!) help us tremendously a we’re very grateful for them. We do read all of the reviews and we’ll answer your questions or comments on future episodes. Cheers, Austin & Chad! Follow on Twitter:   Follow @chadvanags   Follow @a_brawn

Hi, welcome to the online marketing news on the 11th March 2014. 1.I mentioned last that Infusionsoft had announced they were releasing an app for IOS and android. Well today they've announced it's here. So Infusion users go and download that today and get access to your CRM via your mobile. 2. Fiverr have just updated their IOS App. In version 1.34 they have made a lot of improvements to the collection and search features making using Fiverr on your iPhone even easier. 3. For those of you in the UK, you may be aware of the website, Skill Pages. An online marketing job posting site where you can post the online marketing job you need help with and willing candidates can apply. Skill Pages have just announced their upgraded service, Skill pages Gold which is a little bit like LinkedIn premium. You can see who's viewed your profile, you can reach people with an extra messaging allowance and you get enhanced search and save features too. 4. Getty images the internets biggest stock images giant, who are famous for suing anyone and everyone who illegally uses their images, so much so that some people accuse them of that being their business model, have done a u-turn. It seems that seeing as they can't sue everyone that they have been forced to think of other ways to monetize. Now you can use their Embed code and iframe to use their images on your site for free and with no watermark. They will be making over 35 million of these images available. Good news, right? Well yes, depending on your view point. Because with their iframe installed on your site they can collect data and rumour has it, that's what they plan on selling in order to monetize. So there are privacy concerns. From my point of view, I'm happy to see them making this move, stock images don't come cheap and this can be a good option for those who perhaps can't afford to buy them and it means they can do this legally, without running the risk of getting a cease and desist letter from Getty. 5. Speakpipe, the website widget that allows people to leave you a voicemail via your website has improved their software by adding their inline widget to their offering. Previously, there was a dialog or pop-up window which asked visitors to leave a voice message but now you can add it to blog posts and give some more context to why someone should leave you a message. It's more flexible and there's more options than before. 6. Leadpages have designed a new lead gen page with an emphasis on Social Proof. The social proof opt-in page has a space at the top for you to show any media publications you have been featured in as well as a testimonials section at the bottom. 7. Wistia now have Ontraport Integration, if you use Ontraport as your autoresponder then you can now build your list using Wistia's video marketing software. 8. Last week I mentioned that Todd Brown is launching his 6 Figure Funnel Formula Training Program and that is out on sale as of today. If you don't know already, Todd is the best in the world when it comes to teaching how to make a profitable marketing funnel, he's a previous guest on the show, he really knows his stuff. The training is just $297 which is ridiculously low! He should be charging several thousand for it so I suggest you take him up on his offer before it goes away. 9. Frank Kern has released a new book called Convert. You can get a physical copy sent to you in the post for free, all you pay is shipping and handling charge but the book itself is free. You may want to go and take him up on that offer. 10. In Facebook news, Facebook fan pages are about to change their layout and will be given a new streamlined look, it's cleaner and less messy looking, I think it's a good thing. 11. Along with this change will come the new “pages to watch" feature. It allows you to keep an eye on your competitors fan pages and see some basic analytics of how they are performing. In my opinion I can only think Facebook are using this to pressurize people into spending more money with them. If you feel like people are watching your pages analytics then maybe will you feel like you need to try and boost your stats and the only way to do that is with their advertising. I love Facebook ads and think everyone should be using them, however this approach, pressuring people to start using them, in my opinion isn't cool. 12. In Twitter news, Twitter have announced that they will be testing click to call technology in their twitter ads meaning someone who reads your tweet, can call you right there and then with the click of a button. 13. Instagram have struck a big advertising deal with Omnicom worth up to $100 million. It doesn't change instagram ads themselves but allow them to be sold via Omnicom's advertising agencies and therefore will be more likely to be used by more brands and companies that perhaps aren't already. 14. In LinkedIn news, LinkedIn are extending their sponsored InMail capabilities to mobile meaning you can pay to reach people in their linkedin inbox which has been possible since last year but now you can reach them on mobile too where they are perhaps even more likely to read your message. 15. A few new podcasts which have come to my attention. The Doberman Dan show, Dan is a previous guest on the show and he's a top marketer and copywriter and I've loved it so far. Ben Settle has a new show called Anti-Preneur, Ben is a top, top copywriter and I'm glued to his emails and now I'll be glued to his podcast. Ben is lined up to be a guest on the online marketing show so stay tuned. And finally Brendon Burchard has a new podcast called The Charged Life. This podcast has a mindset, personal development aspect to it as well as all the usual business and marketing stuff too. Go subscribe. 16. There's some cool events coming up which I haven't previously mentioned... UK Marketing Summit 2 is taking place in Manchester, England this weekend, the 15th and 16th of March hosted by Simon Warner and Richard Fairbairn. Speakers include Alex Jeffreys, Mark Lyford and Soren Jordansen. James Schramko is holding Superfast Business Live in Sydney, Australia on the 20th and 21st of March. In addition to James himself, speakers include Ezra Firstone, Keith Kranc, Taki Moore, Justin Brooke, Dan Dobos and Andre Chaperon, just to name a few! Icon14 – The annual event held by Infusionsoft is on April 23rd – 25th in Phoenix, Arizona. Top speakers include the CEO of Infusionsoft Clate Mask as well as Seth Godin, Jay Baer, Danny Iny and automation experts Jermaine Griggs and Brad Martineau. Wistia are holding a video marketing workshop and seminar called Wistiafest, taking place in Cambridge, Maine on the 20th – 22nd May. The top speakers include Wistia co-founder Chris Savage and Rand Fishkin of Moz. Digital Marketing conference, Clickz Live is taking place in New York on the 31st of March – 3rd April. This is such a big conference I can't begin to name the speakers but two of the Keynote speakers are Andy Beal and Randi Zuckerberg. Mark Anastasi is holding The Laptop Millionaire Leadership Training in several locations around the world. 12th-13th of April in London,England, 21st-22nd of June in Sydney, Australia and the 5th-6th of July in Los Angeles, California. Daven Michaels and Beejal Parmar are hosting Beyond Business Live at several different cities across the US. Las Vegas, Nevada, 14th -16th of March, San Jose, California, 21st-23rd March, Los Angeles, California, 28th-30th March, Altanta, Georgia, 4th-6th of April, Dallas, Texas, 11th-13th April and East Rutherford, New Jersey on the 2nd – 4th of May. Search Marketing Expo or SMX have several events lined up around the world before or in the summer. Munich, Germany March 25th-26th, London, England, May 13th-14th, Sydney Australia, May 27th and 28th, Seattle, Washington, June 11-12th and Paris, France, June 16th-17th. Mo Mastafa is holding his SEO Profits Workshop in Cardiff, Wales on the 24th of April. I'll be at that event, anyone listening in Wales or South West England, I'd love to see you there. And last but not least I am going to be running several online marketing seminars for local businesses across the south of England. The first one is being held in Farnborough, Hampshire and several more in London, Guildford, Reading and Bournemouth, so if you live in this part of the world please stay tuned for confirmation of venues and dates which I will announce on the podcast and on my website. That's all for the online marketing news this time, until next time, take care

Webmasters on the Roof All-Star Panel from SMX Munich 2013 as Marcus Tandler the Mediadonis welcomes Wil Reynolds(SEO Consultant, SEER Interactive), Richard Baxter (Founder and Director, SEOgadget), Fili Wiese (Head of SEO and Development, Netlead GmbH and Co. KG), Martin MacDonald (Director of Inbound Marketing, Expedia EAN) and Danny Sullivan (Editor-in-Chief, Search Engine Land and Conference Chair, Search Marketing Expo).

In this episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, Kelvin interviewed Danny Sullivan, the editor-in-chief of Search Engine Land and the organiser of events like the Search Marketing Expo. They were talking about the many changes in the world of Search over the past few months, Google+ and Search Plus Your World and other changes at Google, the future of search engines, and privacy policies among other things. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Whilst I was at the Search Marketing Expo in London last month I caught up with Paul Doleman. Paul  is the Chief Technical Officer and Head of Paid Search for iCrossing (Spannerworks). Paul has been involved in the new SEMPO training initiative which has been put together by more than thirty five experts from around […]

I was at the Search Marketing Expo event in London yesterday, which is the first event that Chris Sherman and Danny Sullivan have hosted in the UK since they started SearchEngineLand. I managed to grab a few minutes with Chris and Danny at the end of the day to ask them  how the first day went? […]

Ads and keywords are the topic of discussion on this episode. Dave and Mikkel welcome back Jenstar and Shoemoney are back for another roundtable discussion. Then Mikkel and Dave spend the second half of the show giving their thoughts about the inaugural Search Marketing Expo

Jim and Dave take a look back at the inaugural Search Marketing Expo with interviews from Dan Boberg, Director of Sales and Technology for YSM; TJ Kelly Director of Sales for Looksmart; and Cindy Krum of Blue Moon Works.