More than a Few Words

#1109 Attack New Markets with Google Trends | Krystal Covington


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Online advertising can feel like navigating a dense forest without a map—especially for businesses trying to sell nationally without the resources of big-name competitors. That’s why I invited Krystal Covington,  to share her expertise. Originally released in September 2022, Krystal's tips are still relevant today.  Together, we explored how businesses can use geo-targeting and smart collaborations to stretch their advertising dollars further and stand out in targeted markets.

Here are the highlights of our conversation:

  1. Focus Your Efforts With Geo-Targeting

    Even for businesses that can sell anywhere, narrowing the focus to specific regions can make a big impact. Tools like Google Trends help identify where demand is strongest, allowing companies to allocate their budget effectively. For instance, a $500 geo-targeted ad campaign in high-interest areas can yield better results than a $3,000 national campaign competing against industry giants.

  2. Collaborations and Partnerships Pay Off

    Building "power partnerships" with complementary businesses can expand your reach without blowing your budget. From co-branded sweepstakes to shared promotions, partnerships allow you to tap into each other’s audiences and grow your contact lists while creating mutual value.

  3. Creative Strategies for Audience Growth

    Krystal shared her experience using tools like Gleam.io to run contests that reward participants for actions like visiting websites, following social media accounts, or joining email lists. This approach not only engages audiences but also helps both partners grow their visibility in meaningful, measurable ways.

  4. Adapt These Strategies Locally or Nationally

    Whether you're targeting your hometown or a far-off market like Baltimore, the principles are the same. Find either local partners in your target area or collaborate with nearby businesses to enter new regions together.

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