Podcast appearances and mentions of tim cameron kitchen

The following is aBONUS EPISODE recorded by the Exposure Ninja team.----------Let's be honest: marketing in 2025 feels like navigating a constantly shifting landscape.Every week brings fresh challenges — new AI tools reshape search behaviour, social platforms pivot their algorithms, and just when you think you've mastered your PPC creative and ad budgets, Google drops another game-changing update.Despite the changes and complexity of digital marketing today, the fundamentals of what drives results have remained the same.Listen in and learn all about the most important marketing changes and learn how to create a perfect digital marketing strategy for 2025.This session is hosted by:- Tim Cameron-Kitchen, Founder- Charlie Marchant, CEO- Dale Davies, Head of MarketingGet the show notes:⁠https://exposureninja.com/podcast/extra-047/Listen to the entire marketing strategies series:https://exposure.ninja/strategies-2025Listen to these episodes next:Copy This UNBEATABLE SEO Strategy in 2025https://exposureninja.com/podcast/extra-046/The Best Digital Marketing Strategies for 2025https://exposureninja.com/podcast/338/Copy This PROFITABLE Paid Search Strategy in 2025https://exposureninja.com/podcast/extra-045/

Head of PPC at Exposure Ninja, Tom Goodwin, chats to Tim Cameron-Kitchen about the main PPC mistakes we see businesses make and how you can fix them or avoid them altogether. Timestamps 00:00 — Intro 01:37 — Not Bidding On Your Own Brand 07:01 — Ignoring Quality Score 13:47 — Spelling Errors 16:36 — Sending People to 404 Errors 19:58 — Offers That Expire 22:00 — Not Using Audiences 27:40 — Not Using Broad Match 34:14 — No Performance Max or Only Performance Max Watch the video instead: https://exposure.ninja/8-ppc-mistakes Get the show notes: ⁠⁠⁠https://exposureninja.com/podcast/340 Apply for a FREE website and marketing review: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://exposureninja.com/review/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ What to Listen to Next: Google's AI Overviews to Reach 1 Billion Users by Year-End ⁠⁠⁠https://exposureninja.com/podcast/dojo-38/⁠⁠⁠ Why GEO is the New SEO (and How It Works) ⁠⁠⁠https://exposureninja.com/podcast/336/⁠⁠⁠ The Best B2B Marketing Strategies for 2025 ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://exposureninja.com/podcast/334/

Tim Cameron-Kitchen, founder of Exposure Ninja, discusses the impact of AI on search and the future of Google. He highlights the emergence of Chat GPT and TikTok as potential threats to Google's dominance. Google responded by integrating AI functionality into its search engine, including Search Generative Experience (SGE) and Perspectives. Tim's agency was one of the first to figure out how to optimize for SGE. However, Google's release of AI overviews, which provide generative AI answers to user queries, received negative feedback. Tim believes that while AI can potentially disrupt search, Google is adapting to stay relevant. In this conversation, Tim Cameron-Kitchen and Dominic Monkhouse discuss the future of search engines and the role of AI in marketing and business. They explore the impact of generative AI on search engine results and the challenges faced by new search engines in competing with Google. They also discuss the use of AI in business operations, such as using AI models to analyse documents and transcripts for better decision-making. The conversation touches on the importance of video presence in remote interviews and the significance of attention to detail in online interactions. Tim shares his favourite books and podcasts for learning and offers insights into measuring success in life.TakeawaysThe emergence of Chat GPT and TikTok poses potential threats to Google's dominance in search.Google has responded by integrating AI functionality into its search engine, such as SGE and Perspectives.Exposure Ninja was one of the first agencies to optimise for SGE and share the process with others.Google's release of AI overviews, which provide generative AI answers to user queries, received negative feedback.While AI has the potential to disrupt search, Google is adapting to stay relevant. Generative AI has the potential to revolutionize search engine results, but it has not yet posed a significant threat to Google's dominance.AI models like ChatGPT and Claude can be used to analyse documents and transcripts, providing tailored and fast results for complex queries.Video presence and attention to detail are crucial in remote interviews and online interactions.Success can be measured by the balance of health, family, and business, with a focus on avoiding regret in the future.Chapters29:57 Threats to Google's Dominance31:49 Negative Feedback on AI Overviews34:04 Generative AI in Search Engine Results36:16 The Dominance of Google and the Challenges Faced by New Search Engines39:14 AI in Business Operations: Analysing Documents and Transcripts46:02 The Importance of Video Presence and Attention to Detail in Remote Interviews51:12 Recommended Books and Podcasts for Learning and Inspiration54:26 Measuring Success: Health, Family, and Business

Tim Cameron-Kitchen, the founder of Exposure Ninja, shares the strategies they used to create an organic traffic-driving strategy on a shoestring budget. Discover how Exposure Ninja turned a 5k monthly budget into a 75% revenue increase for a rehab clinic—far beyond their original goal. Focusing on SEO, Content Marketing, and Digital PR to build links. ***************************************  Thank you to our guest Tim for joining us! https://www.linkedin.com/in/timcameronkitchen https://exposureninja.com/ ***************************************  This episode is brought to you by Moz's Keyword Explorer Try it for free https://moz.com/explorer Streamline your SEO strategy with Moz's updated Keyword Explorer. Our AI-powered tool effortlessly identifies and adapts to changing search intents, ensuring you always target the most valuable keywords. Get access to our full suite of tools with a Moz Pro free trial https://moz.com/moz-pro-free-trial ***************************************  Additional Moz Resources:  30-day Moz Pro Free Trial ► https://mz.cm/3jZq3p3   Check out Moz Local  ► https://mz.cm/36Pbz7h Learn about STAT ► https://mz.cm/2IiqTzf Watch Moz Webinar ► https://mz.cm/3TgJgGK ***************************************  STAY IN TOUCH: Moz ► https://mz.cm/30QvHCm Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/moz X/Twitter ► https://twitter.com/Moz LinkedIn ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/moz Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/moz_hq/

Every week, the marketing landscape changes and marketing managers, directors, and business owners try their best to stay up-to-date. The Dojo, a brand-new podcast series by Exposure Ninja, is here to turn the latest marketing news and trends into marketing tasks you can follow. Listen in and be sure to email us at hello@exposureninja.com to let us know what you like (or don't!) about our new series. Watch the video instead https://exposure.ninja/dojo-1 Get a FREE review of your website https://exposureninja.com/rpod/review/ Get the show notes https://exposureninja.com/podcast/dojo-1/ Get a FREE copy of How To Get To The Top of Google https://exposureninja.com/your-google-book/ You May Also Enjoy… How SEO Will Work in 2024 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J29tfF3X2dw How to Create the Perfect Marketing Strategy for 2024 https://exposureninja.com/podcast/297/ The Best B2B Marketing Strategies for 2024 https://exposureninja.com/podcast/298/ The Best B2C Marketing Strategies for 2024 https://exposureninja.com/podcast/294/ How To Do B2B Marketing That DOMINATES in 2024 https://exposureninja.com/podcast/extra-031/ How To Do B2C Marketing That CRUSHES in 2024 https://exposureninja.com/podcast/extra-033/ How To Get B2B LEADS That Come to YOU https://exposureninja.com/podcast/264/ How to 10X Your Conversions (Like a $5M Business) https://exposureninja.com/podcast/extra-034/ How to Get Buy-in For Your Marketing Strategy https://exposureninja.com/podcast/300/

Join Exposure Ninja's founder and CEO, Tim Cameron-Kitchen, as he discusses some of the most common digital marketing strategy mistakes he and his team regularly encounter (and fix!). Joining Tim is Dale Davies, Exposure Ninja's Head of Marketing, and Freddy Heppel, one of our agency's best Marketing Consultants. Watch the video instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWQUNMxfw28&list=PL6KnGdn57AO-V0OzRyrP76AqBDaPekNdO Get a FREE review of your website @ https://exposureninja.com/rpod/review/ Get the show notes @ https://exposureninja.com/podcast/extra-032/ Download our eBook @ https://exposureninja.com/your-google-book/ You may also enjoy... The ONLY Digital Marketing Strategy You'll Ever Need - https://exposureninja.com/podcast/269/ Copy My 30-Minute Digital Marketing Strategy -  https://exposureninja.com/podcast/270/ STEAL Gymshark's £1B Marketing Strategy - https://exposureninja.com/podcast/257/

Tim Cameron-Kitchen, Owner and SEO Expert at ExposureNinja joins Ruta and Emma again to discuss why so many companies have had negative experiences with marketing agencies. He gives tips on how to find an agency that is right for you and the questions you should be asking yourself and them. Connect with Tim here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timcameronkitchen/ Sponsors: No more 'shit marketing leads' with Leadfeeder! Extended free trial of their Lead Gen Platform for Blame it on Marketing listeners!

Dan Montagu, PPC/ Performance Marketer at Unmind with Tim Cameron-Kitchen, Owner and SEO Expert at ExposureNinja and Courtney Glymph, Founder and PR Expert at YourStory PR join Ruta and Emma in an all out war of an episode. They ask each other all the spicy questions that they have heard before and dig into the value of each of their specialisms. *No marketers were harmed in the making of this episode* Sponsors: No more 'shit marketing leads' with Leadfeeder! Extended free trial of their Lead Gen Platform for Blame it on Marketing listeners!

Black Friday. Is it still worth it for businesses in 2022? Should they bother with it in 2023? That's just one of the questions discussed in this week's Podcast EXTRA episode, with our regular host, Tim Cameron-Kitchen, and Meme Connoisseur (read: Digital Marketing Specialist), Jess Percival. Watch the video recording instead @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSGTKevnln4 Get the show notes @ https://exposureninja.com/podcast/extra-002/ Get a FREE review of your website @ https://exposureninja.com/rpod/review/ Download our eBook @ https://exposureninja.com/your-google-book/

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In this episode I sit down with Tim Cameron-Kitchen to discuss his journey from Drummer to a business owner that currently employs 101 people. What's even more fascinating is how Tim set out to build this empire and the strategies, tactics and processes he's put in place to enable him to focus in on the stuff that contributes the most value to his company. Tim has a very refreshing outlook on business and this episode is full of inspiring actionable content that you can leverage immediately. It's another epic conversation and if you do wish to check Tim out then you can find the links to his socials below: Website: www.exposureninja.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timcameronkitchen/ If you also search for exposure ninja on YouTube you will find even more amazing content from Tim. As always please let me know what you think and if you have any guest recommendations. See you in the next one.

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) can be seen as a bit of a dark art, but as Tim Cameron Kitchen, the chief ninja over at Exposure Ninja explains, at its heart, it's something we can all do. Tim started his career as a drummer, and found his way to where he is now in a less than conventional way, having learnt everything from on the ground up on the job! On this episode of the Small & Supercharged Podcast, Tim talks  about SEO, busting myths, simplifying jargon, and sharing some great tips that anyone can use to make it easier for your potential customers or readers to find you when they visit their favourite search engine and put in those all important words. As I mentioned (a few times!) in this episode, in addition to being the chief ninja at Exposure Ninja, Tim has also written a fab book called How To Get To The Top Of Google. If you want to explore all of this a bit more, I'd definitely recommend having a look at that too!

Building a successful digital marketing agency isn't easy. I've been there and done that and decided it definitely wasn't for me. However, if you can get a grip on the right staff and processes, building a successful online agency can be a very lucrative venture. But nailing those processes down really is key. Today, I chat with Tim Cameron-Kitchen about how's he managed to build up a very successful online agency with Exposure Ninja. He talks about delegating, how to hire the right staff and the importance of setting up processes, among other things. If you're considering setting up a digital marketing agency, this is a podcast that you won't want to miss. You can find him here: Website: www.exposureninja.com

What You Will Learn: How Tim initially got involved in web design and built out his marketing and SEO business, Exposure Ninja, specializing in small and medium-sized businesses How Tim's past as a professional drummer taught him that monetizing your passion can cause you to feel overwhelmed by the thing you used to love How Tim scaled Exposure Ninja beyond doing everything himself, first by hiring people to shore up his weaknesses and then by hiring even for the things he is strong in What key lessons Tim learned about leaving behind the entrepreneurial mindset and what makes an effective CEO How Tim manages a team of over one hundred people and keeps everyone focused, aligned to the company's Vision, and coordinated to make progress How Tim dealt with his imposter syndrome and learned why coaching his team members was vital for the growth of the organization How Tim helps other members of his team make the same important realizations about delegation and leading that he himself learned What strategies Tim employs to keep growing in his role as a leader, and how he identifies areas he wants to focus on in his growth How Exposure Ninja's shared Values are essential to their success, and how Tim and his leadership team have consciously built a large, effective team About Tim Cameron-Kitchen Tim Cameron-Kitchen is a Digital Marketing expert and Head Ninja at Exposure Ninja. Exposure Ninja works and consults with businesses in every imaginable market around the world, helping them to increase their website rankings, traffic, and profit. Tim has been working in Digital Marketing since 2005, setting up Exposure Ninja in 2012. Tim's five bestselling digital marketing books, online courses, seminars, and the Exposure Ninja podcast, teach tens of thousands of businesses each year. Tim is a regular speaker at the B2B Marketing Expo at London's Excel and at private seminars and workshops. When he's not Ninja-ing, Tim's trying to persuade his son Luca to come to the cricket with him, going to the gym with his wife, or fixing the destruction caused by three cat children, Ninja, Samurai, and Shinobi. Resources: Website: https://exposureninja.com/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/exposureninja LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/timcameronkitchen/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/exposure-ninja/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/ExposureNinja Twitter: @timninjakitchen Twitter: @ExposureNinja Additional Resources: Elite Business Health Assessment: https://growwithelite.com/health Email: info@GrowWithElite.com Website: https://growwithelite.com/

When you’ve got nothing to lose, just go in all directions with as much energy as you can and see what’s next. Author and founder of Exposure Ninja, Tim Cameron-Kitchen was a drummer and had no prior knowledge of SEO, but he wanted to help his neighbor promote their business. And that’s how his journey into digital marketing started. There’s a couple of pitfalls that new businesses can fall into. One of the most serious is believing that because you’re a startup, you need to chase investment. On this episode, we touch upon several points including the massive mistake he made early in his business and what he learned from it the importance of sales teams making sure your business is profitable and stable before you seek investors, and more Get in touch with Tim: Exposure Ninja: https://exposureninja.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timcameronkitchen Twitter: https://twitter.com/timninjakitchen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExposureNinja

Tim Cameron-Kitchen is a Digital Marketing expert and Head Ninja at Exposure Ninja. Exposure Ninja works and consults with businesses in every imaginable market around the world, helping them to increase their website rankings, traffic, and profit. Tim has been working in Digital Marketing since 2005, setting up Exposure Ninja in 2012. Tim’s five bestselling digital marketing books, online courses, seminars, and the Exposure Ninja podcast, teach tens of thousands of businesses each year. Tim is a regular speaker at the B2B Marketing Expo at London’s Excel and at private seminars and workshops. When he’s not Ninja-ing, Tim’s trying to persuade his son Luca to come to the cricket with him, going to the gym with his wife, or fixing the destruction caused by three cat children, Ninja, Samurai, and Shinobi. What you will learn from this episode: Why the fundamentals of SEO haven’t changed at all since 2012, even if new “flavors” of SEO have come along Why the quality of your content is growing to be more important than ever before as Google’s algorithm has evolved over time Why posting content without a clear content strategy is the biggest mistake businesses are making in their SEO today How the three stages a person will go through when searching for content (curiosity, research, and intent) differ, and why it is important to target people at the right stage Why just a few posts will drive the majority of your blog traffic, and how creating a volume of posts is important for creating a few truly powerful posts Why having dedicated pages devoted to specific topics is more effective than catchall pages, and why long articles full of interesting content can be highly effective Why mapping out potential questions prospects would have about your business can help you determine what content to create to address those questions How consulting with your sales team can help you better understand what questions prospects are commonly asking and can give you guidance on your content Tim shares strategies for turning your content into more leads and potential customer conversions How creating content around trending topics within the news cycle can be a powerful way to be helpful to new audiences Resources: Website: https://exposureninja.com/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/exposureninja LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/timcameronkitchen/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/exposure-ninja/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/ExposureNinja Twitter: @timninjakitchen Twitter: @ExposureNinja Additional Resources: Sell With Authority book written by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner Predictive ROI Free Resource Library Connect with Stephen Woessner on LinkedIn

Backlinks are still an important part of SEO, but some backlink tactics are past their prime. This week, Tom Casano chats with Bestselling SEO author Tim Cameron-Kitchen...

Margy is in the holiday spirit and Jess has some hidden dancing talent. Today’s episode features an interview with Interview Connections client, Tim Cameron-Kitchen. Tim, what do you do in your business? Exposure Ninja is a digital marketing agency Why did you decide to start a podcast? Sharing what they do on podcasts is a great way to get leads Tell us more about what you cover on your show Small and medium sized business owners or marketing managers are their target audience They cover things that will be interesting to this audience Episodes are either Tim interviewing one of his team members or featuring a guest interview with someone who has had serious success in digital marketing What’s the value in bringing on your team members? Exposure Ninja is so big that it’s more than just Tim (he has 60 employees!) Tim’s employees are doing things that even he may not know how to do, so it’s great to be able to feature their expertise It’s also great for clients to get to know the team members who make Exposure Ninja run Tim uses the podcast episodes in his email marketing and social media The episodes that feature employees get the most listeners Does including employees help with employee retention? Not sure Some employees find it intimidating How do you help employees practice? Wing it! Positive (and honest) feedback helps build confidence What was your launch strategy for your podcast? They read Digital Marketer Blog for how to start a podcast Set up four episodes and launched with those People still go back to those original episodes and they are the most popular They made sure the topics for the first episodes would be evergreen Email marketing for new episodes to list Contest for ratings and reviews What benefits have you seen from hosting a podcast? The biggest benefit is the relationship building with current leads The majority of sales are now made to people who love the podcast Do you have any tips for people who want to start a podcast to grow their business? Do it! Quality is important- don’t air episodes that aren’t good Guests with too clear of an agenda can sound stiff What should you NOT do as a guest? Guests who are outside the podcast pool are often best Often authors are too polished and don’t sound as authentic Really listen to the question and think about what the audience actually wants Don’t be generic Ask the host who the audience is and what they care about so you can tailor your message What is your tech set up? Blue Yeti mic ZenCaster Resources Mentioned: Digital Marketer Blog for podcast Exposureninja.com Blue Yeti Zencastr

These days having a website isn’t enough to get you found online. If you want to encourage new users to find you and existing users to remember you, you’ve got to make your website count for all its worth. Tim Cameron-Kitchen, founder of Exposure Ninja shares his journey: from drummer who wanted more work, to […]

My guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a man who quite simple should be loving his life. He is a creative at heart and has found his way to online success with several businesses. Leaving the University Of Southampton in 2007 with a bachelor of arts in Music you can see quite clearly how the dots have joined up. As he says “I decided to make a go of professional drumming. I spent a couple of years developing something called Online Session Drumming, where I'd record for bands and musicians around the world from my home studio. To do this, I had to learn to market myself effectively by building websites, getting to the top of Google, and learning how to advertise. I wrote a book introducing this way of recording which got extensive coverage in the drumming press, filmed 19 DVDs, ran 2 newsletters and membership clubs, and the method went on to become a way of life for hundreds of musicians around the world. It turned out that I quite enjoyed the advertising and websites bit of the job, even when I got bored of the drumming. My next door neighbour at the time was a plasterer in need of extra work so I built him a website. The effect this website had on him spurred me to start JobDoneWebsites, which went on to become the UK's leading tradesman-only marketing company.” You see our guest was willing to put himself into environments where he was required to do serious upskilling on every turn. He didn't have the answers but was willing to that extra mile to make those answers himself. And upon developing those skills, he was actually building the foundations to what he has achieved today. Presently he is the head ninja at Exposure Ninja an online marketing company that has grown to 35 Ninjas in less than 3 years. An expansion which has been exhilarating/tiring/fun/inspiring/hard work. The results he gets for his clients are he says are “Sick, and we're hungry and passionate to help more dominate in competitive markets online.” So is this the business that will be his legacy work, or just the start of other ventures? And what was it about the entrepreneurial life that so appealed against going the normal route and entering the corporate world? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr Tim Cameron-Kitchen  

Tim Cameron-Kitchen joins Denise Griffitts on Your Partner In Success Radio to discuss why writing a book is good business. A former professional drummer and now the UK's bestselling digital marketing author, Tim Cameron-Kitchen runs a 60-person digital marketing agency called Exposure Ninja.  Having worked in online marketing for 9 years and managed the building and promotion of more than 300 websites, Tim oversees all ninja activity and is involved designing the strategy for all sites and promotion. Tim’s 4 bestselling Online Marketing books have educated more UK businesses about SEO than anyone else. In this episode of Your Partner In Success Radio Tim will show you why writing a book is a business builder. e sure to visit this page to request a free website nd marketing review, complete with a customized marketing plan which you can then use to increase the leads and sales your website generates. This plan is delivered as a 20-minute video, recorded by one of the ninjas. Follow Tim here: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter

Jason Hartman hops onto the Exposure Ninja podcast with Tim Cameron-Kitchen to talk personal branding, real estate, and podcasting. Key Takeaways: [5:07] The importance of taking strong positions for your personal brand [6:59] Why Jason decided that his dislike for Wall Street was something he could use for his personal brand [11:17] Using your polarizing beliefs to form a relationship with your followers [15:10] Farming as a marketing strategy [19:48] The best way to learn something is to teach it Website: www.ExposureNinja.com

Tim Cameron-Kitchen joins Denise Griffitts on Your Partner In Success Radio to share Ninja SEO tips. A former professional drummer and now the UK's bestselling digital marketing author, Tim Cameron-Kitchen runs a 60-person digital marketing agency called Exposure Ninja.  Having worked in online marketing for 9 years and managed the building and promotion of more than 300 websites, Tim oversees all ninja activity and is involved designing the strategy for all sites and promotion. Tim’s 4 bestselling Online Marketing books have educated more UK businesses about SEO than anyone else. In this episode of Your Partner In Success Radio Tim will share vital SEO tips and advice such as: How to use your blog to actually attract visitorsThe most common mistakes people make on their websites which prevent them from rankingHow to identify which keywords you should be targetingHow to compete and win against huge competitors, even if you don't have a big marketing budget Be sure to visit this page to request a free website nd marketing review, complete with a customized marketing plan which you can then use to increase the leads and sales your website generates. This plan is delivered as a 20-minute video, recorded by one of the ninjas. Follow Tim here: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter

As a creative you often wear many hats. You have to be your own marketing & social media team, drum up new clients and maintain your own website. Having a website & having a fantastic website are two very different things. In this podcast Philiy Page chats to digital expert & #1 best seller Tim Cameron-Kitchen from Exposure ninja about how to use keywords & plan out your website to not only make a great customer experience, but also to help you get to the top of Google to attract new clients. You can find out more about Tim at Exposureninja.com If you would like to get these podcasts, free help sheets, course discounts & be the first to hear about events, sign up to the newsletter at www.CreativeWomenInternational.com In the podcast Tim mentioned these links to help you with your keywords: exposureninja.com semrush.com keyword tool.io

Tim Cameron-Kitchen is a bestselling digital marketing author, Head Ninja at Exposure Ninja, a British digital marketing agency specializing in building and ranking websites, and host of the Exposure Ninja Digital Marketing Podcast. His goal in life is to rid the world of lifeless, underperforming websites and to make ninja digital marketing the primary source of income for 10,000 businesses. What you'll learn about in this episode Tim’s background Why Tim’s life is focused around maximum impact Blocking out time every day for your three highest priorities Designing your week based on your goals Why you should be checking emails only once a day Why you need to be looking at the money in your business Having a completely virtual team How raising your prices can increase your conversion rate Why you should do the thing that you are most scared of…right now Why you need to get over the fear of rejection How best to connect with Tim: Website: www.exposureninja.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/timninjakitchen Twitter: @timninjakitchen Book: “How to Get to the Top of Google”  

Digital Marketing King Tim Cameron-Kitchen From Exposure-Ninja shares his amazing story to creating digital marketing success My guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a man who quite simple should be loving his life. He is a creative at heart and has found his way to online success with several businesses. Leaving the University Of Southampton in 2007 with a bachelor of arts in Music you can see quite clearly how the dots have joined up. As he says “I decided to make a go of professional drumming. I spent a couple of years developing something called Online Session Drumming, where I'd record for bands and musicians around the world from my home studio. To do this, I had to learn to market myself effectively by building websites, getting to the top of Google, and learning how to advertise. I wrote a book introducing this way of recording which got extensive coverage in the drumming press, filmed 19 DVDs, ran 2 newsletters and membership clubs, and the method went on to become a way of life for hundreds of musicians around the world. It turned out that I quite enjoyed the advertising and websites bit of the job, even when I got bored of the drumming. My next door neighbour at the time was a plasterer in need of extra work so I built him a website. The effect this website had on him spurred me to start JobDoneWebsites, which went on to become the UK's leading tradesman-only marketing company.” You see our guest was willing to put himself into environments where he was required to do serious upskilling on every turn. He didn't have the answers but was willing to that extra mile to make those answers himself. And upon developing those skills, he was actually building the foundations to what he has achieved today. Presently he is the head ninja at Exposure Ninja an online marketing company that has grown to 35 Ninjas in less than 3 years. An expansion which has been exhilarating/tiring/fun/inspiring/hard work. The results he gets for his clients are he says are “Sick, and we're hungry and passionate to help more dominate in competitive markets online.” So is this the business that will be his legacy work, or just the start of other ventures? And what was it about the entrepreneurial life that so appealed against going the normal route and entering the corporate world? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr Tim Cameron-Kitchen      

When people think of personal brands, they might think of someone like Richard Branson. But you don’t have to have the cool grey beard or be willing to throw yourself off buildings to develop a personal brand. In this episode, Tim Cameron-Kitchen and Adele McClay discuss how businesses of all sizes can use the owner or founder’s persona, as well as the personas of key employees, to make their business more attractive online and offline.

In this episode, Tim Cameron-Kitchen (@timninjakitchen) shares his tips for new businesses looking to promote themselves online, or established businesses that are new to digital marketing. In the early days of any digital marketing campaign, priorities are everything. Rather than trying to be everywhere all at once, it makes sense to choose your channels and focus your attention on the sources of traffic which will bring you those all-important early sales. Tim and Laurence talk about how to identify your perfect target audience, and where to find them online. They discuss how to find and communicate your Unique Selling Point (USP) effectively through your website, and give some examples of USPs that work well online. They'll share their tips and observations about new brand launches that haven't worked, and why. You'll also discover what a new business website needs to do and say, how to get it built, and how to tell whether a DIY approach is suitable for your particular market. Learn about driving your first traffic through paid ads and SEO, and how to keep a handle on costs.  Finally they'll give some tips on scaling your marketing activity as you grow, and taking feedback from your online audience to pivot and refine your offering. If you're launching a new venture online or are getting your existing business online for the first time, this episode will take you step-by-step through the process from the people who do this all day every day.