On episode 12 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey introduces a new product called Power PiXL and explains how this combination of technology with marketing strategy can be instrumental in helping businesses grow new customers.

On episode 11 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey returns after an 8 month Covid-19 hiatus to explain a new Google product called Local Actions and why it's great for local business who want to increase traffic and leads to their store.

On episode 10 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey sits down with actress, newscaster and author Miranda Khan to discuss the importance of separating yourself from the competition in order to be successful.

On episode 9 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey explains what Google Smart Bidding is and what it means for advertisers to be optimized for conversions.

On episode 8 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey sits down with Chris Cischke, owner and operator of Ocean Republic Brewery, to discuss best practices of using social media to promote and grow your business.

On episode 7 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey sits down with James Hansen, Vice President of sales and marketing for Kolter Hospitality, to discuss the importance of your online reputation and the best practices for managing it.

On episode 6 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey sits down with influencer Jason Patton of the Fire Dept. Chronicles to discuss the importance of telling your story with passion and conviction in order to grow your brand and audience.

On episode 5 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey explains why Google My Business is your business and why merchandising and optimizing your Google My Business page has become just as important as your own website.

On episode 4 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey explains what micro-moments are and how they can be used to optimize your Google Paid Search campaigns to maximize conversions and create more budget efficiency.

On episode 3 of the DigiKnow Podcast, Paul Harvey sits down with Chumney & Associates Partner Brett Hawkins to relive times when sales pitches didn’t go so well in order to illustrate the importance of knowing your audience.