In this episode, we tackle six persistent myths that continue to trip up business owners and marketers. First, we explore why SEO is not a one-time project but an ongoing process that requires consistent updates and fresh content. 

Next, we break down the misconception that simply spending more on Google Ads guarantees more leads—precision targeting is what drives performance. 

We also challenge the belief that a good-looking website automatically performs well, emphasizing the importance of conversions and usability. 

From there, we revisit the myth that email marketing is “dead” and reveal why it still delivers some of the highest ROI in the industry. 

We also address the idea that more traffic always means more sales, underscoring the need for qualified visitors.

Finally, we confront the fear that AI will replace digital marketers and explain why it’s a tool, not a substitute for strategy and creativity.

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

In this episode I sit down with Jen Foster, a Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author, to explore the transformative power of publishing a book as a marketing strategy. Foster, founder of Elite Online Publishing, reveals how professionals can leverage existing content like blog posts and presentations to create impactful books that establish thought leadership and drive business growth.

The conversation delves into the practical aspects of book creation, highlighting innovative techniques such as using transcription tools like Otter.ai to convert spoken content into manuscripts. Foster emphasizes the importance of having a clear purpose for the book, whether it's generating leads, promoting additional services, or positioning oneself as an industry expert. She shares strategies for achieving bestseller status on platforms like Amazon, including creating a targeted launch team and coordinating concentrated book sales within a 24-48 hour window.

Key takeaways include the potential of books to open media opportunities, enhance professional credibility, and create additional revenue streams. Foster advises professionals to focus on their unique expertise, develop compelling narratives around frequently asked questions, and view the book as a strategic marketing tool rather than just a publication. The episode concludes with practical advice for entrepreneurs and business owners looking to use book publishing as a powerful method of professional branding and marketing.

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

Video has always been a powerful storytelling tool. It connects emotionally, captures attention, and communicates complex messages with clarity. But now, imagine amplifying that power by combining it with AI. When AI meets video, it becomes a scalable, personalized, and highly engaging media vehicle that can elevate your marketing in ways we’ve never seen before.

That’s the topic of today’s conversation: AI-augmented video production—how it works, what it enables, and why it’s a game-changer for business owners and marketers alike.

To explore this innovative space, I’ve invited Brian Randall, co-founder of VidVictory, a Salt Lake City-based video production company that’s pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with AI and video. Brian and his team have been pioneering the use of AI tools to create high-quality, branded video content at scale—from personalized video snippets to dynamic storytelling that brings your business to life across platforms.

So let’s dive in. Today, Brian will walk us through how AI-augmented video works, what it can do, and how you—whether you’re a small business owner or a marketing leader—can start putting it to use.

You can learn more about Brian and his company here: https://vidvictory.com/ 

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

Google’s rollout of AI Overviews (AIO) is changing the landscape of organic search. Now appearing in around 13% of all queries, AIO is expected to grow in visibility—reshaping how users interact with search results. While transactional and map-based searches remain mostly unaffected, AIO often answers user queries directly, limiting the need to scroll down or click through to websites. This has major implications for sites that rely on informational and long-tail keyword traffic.

Google’s rollout of AI Overviews (AIO) is changing the landscape of organic search. Now appearing in around 13% of all queries, AIO is expected to grow in visibility—reshaping how users interact with search results. While transactional and map-based searches remain mostly unaffected, AIO often answers user queries directly, limiting the need to scroll down or click through to websites. This has major implications for sites that rely on informational and long-tail keyword traffic.

As AIO increases the frequency of “zero-click searches,” many websites are losing valuable traffic that once supported brand awareness and top-of-funnel engagement. Prospects who might have visited your site to learn more now get what they need from the AIO snippet and move on—never reaching your content or discovering your value proposition. This shift, along with the rise of AI-driven tools like Perplexity and ChatGPT, means SEO strategies must evolve to remain visible across multiple platforms.

To adapt, website owners need to focus on EEAT (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness), build strong author profiles, and optimize content for credibility. Publishing under real names with detailed bios, certifications, and social proof helps establish authority with both users and Google. Additionally, with Google’s latest algorithm prioritizing fast load speeds and mobile UX, site performance has become more critical than ever. Streamline code, compress images, and deliver a seamless mobile experience to stay competitive in this new AI-powered search era.

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

 Programmatic advertising isn’t just for the deep-pocketed brands anymore. What was once an exclusive space for large-scale advertisers has become far more accessible, opening the door for small businesses to tap into sophisticated ad strategies without breaking the bank. 

Lower entry costs and smarter targeting tools have leveled the playing field—and in this episode, I’m chatting with Jessica Chase, Co-Founder and CEO of Above the Fold, a digital ad agency that lives and breathes programmatic. Jessica unpacks the nuts and bolts of programmatic advertising—what it is, how it functions, and why it matters for small business growth. We dive into the pros, the cons, and the kind of performance you can realistically expect, while also discussing how this tactic can be integrated into a larger digital marketing game plan. 

If you’re a small business owner ready to move beyond boosted posts and basic ads, this is a must-listen. You can find Jessica at getabovethefold.com, on TikTok @programmaticads, Instagram and Facebook @getabovethefold, and LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/programmaticmarketing. 

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

Let’s dive into the legal side of creating content with AI. If you’re using generative tools like ChatGPT, MidJourney, Canva, or anything similar to produce images, videos, or written content, it’s essential to understand how intellectual property laws come into play—and to ensure you're staying compliant. Your prompts may be original, but the outputs generated by these tools might not be, and that can raise serious legal concerns down the road.

To help us unpack this, I’ve invited Alexis Nelson—an expert in patent and intellectual property law—to break down what content creators need to know before hitting publish on AI-generated work.

Alexis is the founder of Silicon Slopes IP, a boutique IP law firm. She also serves as of counsel at Kunzler, Bean & Adamson in Salt Lake City and Goldstein Patent Law in New York. With over two decades of experience, Alexis has represented everyone from startups to Fortune 100 companies. Her practice covers patents, trademarks, licensing, disputes, and all things IP. You can learn more at siliconslopesip.com or connect on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/98808250.

Just a reminder—while we’re exploring legal topics, nothing shared in this episode should be considered legal advice. This content is for informational purposes only. For legal guidance specific to your situation, please consult a qualified attorney.

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

Are you grappling with digital marketing challenges? In this episode, I tackle some of the most pressing questions that small businesses face in today's online landscape. Not only that, this episode is also designed to provide you with actionable insights and strategies to elevate your digital presence.

One of the key areas we explore is how to improve your website's search engine rankings. I share proven techniques that go beyond basic SEO, offering a comprehensive approach to boost your visibility in search results. Additionally, I delve into the crucial topic of measuring digital marketing success, providing you with the tools and metrics needed to accurately gauge the effectiveness of your campaigns and make data-driven decisions.

But that's not all. I also shed light on the most common pitfalls that businesses encounter in their digital marketing efforts, helping you avoid costly mistakes. To round out the episode, I address effective social media marketing strategies, offering insights on how to leverage these platforms to engage your audience and drive meaningful results. 

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

In this episode, I outline highly effective digital marketing strategies for veterinary clinics. I begin by highlighting the importance of a well-designed, user-friendly website, which serves as the cornerstone of a clinic's online presence, providing essential information for both potential and existing clients.

I then explore the roles of SEO, content marketing, and blogging in enhancing visibility and authority. By creating engaging content that addresses pet owners' concerns, clinics can improve their search engine rankings and establish themselves as trusted experts, ultimately driving more foot traffic.

Lastly, I discuss the significance of managing online reviews and optimizing location pages for local search. Positive reviews serve as influential social proof, while optimized location pages ensure clinics are easily found by local pet owners. By implementing these strategies, veterinary clinics can significantly enhance their online presence and attract more clients in a competitive market.

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

This episode explores key digital marketing tactics for law firms to boost their online visibility and attract more clients:

SEO for Lawyers: We dive into effective search engine optimization strategies tailored for law firms, including keyword research, content optimization, and local SEO techniques to improve organic search rankings. Learn how to create high-quality, relevant content that addresses potential clients' legal questions and concerns.

PPC Advertising with Google Ads: Discover tips for running successful pay-per-click campaigns to generate immediate results. We discuss keyword selection, ad copy best practices, and landing page optimization to maximize conversions from your Google Ads investment.

Local Service Ads: Explore how Local Service Ads can directly connect law firms with potential clients in their area. We explain the benefits of LSAs, including the "Google Guaranteed" badge, and how to set up and optimize these hyper-local advertising campaigns.

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]

In this episode, I chat with Mathew Nelson, a seasoned Paid Media Strategist with 15+ years of Google Ads expertise. Mat has successfully managed millions in ad spend across diverse industries, including e-commerce, automotive, home services, and legal.

Mat provides valuable insights into PPC strategies specifically tailored for law firms, discussing both the opportunities and challenges. His approach focuses on building a solid strategy and adjusting tactics to suit each firm's unique needs and local market. Through continuous innovation and data-driven decisions, Mat ensures his campaigns deliver impactful results.

If your law firm is looking to level up its PPC efforts, this episode is a must-listen!

If you’re a small business owner, a marketing manager at a company, or an entrepreneur - please tune in weekly.

To subscribe to this podcast - you can do so by going to corneryourmarketpodcast.com and choosing your player.

Please also like and share this episode with your friends and colleagues.

Don’t forget to leave a review.

You can write to me at [email protected]