A couple of weeks ago, Greg was back in Brighton, England, at BrightonSEO. He’s been speaking at BrightonSEO twice a year for the last eight years now, and he also teaches the Local SEO training class – if you’re watching this, go sign up and come to his training class in April! But as always, he likes to collect some awesome tips to help you be better at digital marketing and running your businesses. He collected excellent tips from friends and speakers out at Brighton SEO, so check it out!
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Our guest on this week’s episode of Suds & Search is Noah Learner, Vice President of Product at Two Octobers and Founder of Branch Tools.
Throughout the past couple of years, Noah has been one of the most extraordinary digital marketers to follow. He’s ubiquitous on the conference circuit, he’s a must-follow on social media, and most importantly he’s been creating some of the best tools for SEO we’ve ever seen.
Welcome back to another episode of Local Search Tuesdays. Greg is in fabulous Las Vegas this week, presenting at two back-to-back conferences. Yesterday he spoke at the Driving Sales Executive Summit, so on today’s episode, we’re sharing his entire presentation.
Welcome back to another episode of Local Search Tuesdays. Greg’s in the UK, speaking at Brighton SEO, so Dane stepped in for this week’s episode. Today, we’re going to talk about an important issue with user management in your Google Business Profile.
This week’s tip is short, but really important for every business out there. Recently, Google implemented a mandatory waiting period for new managers of Google Business Profiles. Whenever you add a new manager (or transfer ownership to a new user), that new manager won’t be able to make any edits to the profile for seven days.
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Our guest on this week’s episode of Suds & Search is Kayla Kurtz, Director of Sales at Closed Loop.
Kayla is one of the most respected sales leaders in our industry. She’s held leadership sales positions at several well-known agencies and developed a reputation for doing digital marketing sales the right way.
Welcome back to another episode of Local Search Tuesdays. This week’s video is another longer one, because Greg spoke at an event in Salt Lake City last week and we’re sharing his entire presentation.
Last week, Greg flew up to Salt Lake City to present at the Utah DMC monthly event. It’s a really awesome digital marketing meetup, and he gave a pretty awesome presentation about creating and delivering better SEO reports. It’s about 30 minutes long, so kick back and enjoy!
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Our guest on this week’s episode of Suds & Search is Jon Morris, CEO of Ramsay Innovations.
Jon was the founder of Rise Interactive and served as the company’s CEO from 2004-2020. Jon did it all Rise. He started the company after winning $10,000 from a business school competition, scaled the business to over 250 employees, and successfully exited.
Now Jon is onto his next venture, Ramsay Innovations. He is using what he learned from his time at Rise Interactive to help other upstart agencies solve a fundamental problem, their finances.
On this week’s Local Search Tuesdays, Greg’s taking the week off, since our new Director of SEO, Dane Saville is in town. Today, he’ll explain the difference between implicit and explicit local searches. It’s important to understand the difference between the two, since the search results you’ll see will be different.
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Our guest on this week’s episode of Suds & Search is Tina Fleming, Strategy Manager at DesignZillas.
Tina is an in-demand conference presenter, a veteran digital marketer, and a brilliant and hilarious podcast guest.
Welcome back to another episode of Local Search Tuesdays. This week, we’ve got an exciting and fun new presentation to share with you, from Greg’s first time speaking at a cannabis conference!