About This Episode
In this interview, Dan Shure talks about how he’s been able to spend the extra time building and maintaining client relationships and how that’s completely changed how effective he has been as an SEO consultant. 

Dan is an SEO consultant and co-owner of Evolving SEO with his wife Sarah. As a consultant, he has helped companies like WGBH (Boston’s NPR), Harvard Business Review, PBS FRONTLINE and more achieve success with SEO. His popular, entirely self-produced SEO Podcast Experts on the Wire has amassed over 600,000 downloads since launching in 2016. Dan’s SEO quotes, articles & interviews have appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The Next Web, Drift.com, Moz, and Entrepreneurs on Fire.

Key Takeaways

• How to discover the keywords that work for you
• How to have a killer SEO strategy, even if you’re not tech-savvy
• How to turn your meetings into valuable training material within the company

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•  Connect with Dan on LinkedIn
• Listen to his podcast

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About This Episode
In this episode, learn about how Reddit's paid advertising works and their organic reach with this intro to their algorithm from previous head of brand, Joe Federer.

Internet dork and author, Joe Federer built social media creative and strategy teams at Reddit, Energy BBDO, and Ketchum PR. His new book, The Hidden Psychology of Social Networks, comes out this fall with McGraw-Hill.

Key Takeaways

• How the different social networks “bubble up” content based on the context that resonates on those networks.
• How users manage their profiles and interact differently on the various social media platforms like Facebook, Reddit, and Instagram
• Why you need a different content approach and brand voice to each platform to be successful. 
• Which network would work the best if you’re interested in changing the perceptions of your brand.

Connect with Joe
Check out his website
Follow him on Twitter
Pre-order his new book

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About This Episode

This episode brings to the spotlight an experienced marketer, Kathleen Slattery Booth, who’s sharing with us eye opening exercises for brand discoverability, the persuasion techniques she uses and a lot of noteworthy inspiration to design the perfect startup strategy

Kathleen Booth is a veteran marketer, with over 15 years in the industry, who specializes in digital marketing. Currently, she serves as the VP of Marketing at Attila Security and podcast host, but before that, she ran her own digital marketing agency.

Key Takeaways

• How to set up the initial plan for start-ups
• Why you need to learn to say no
• How to build success paying attention to your internal clients
• What is the best way to generate content in your business early days

Connect with Kathleen

• Check out the Inbound Success Podcast
• Find her on LinkedIn
• Follow her on Twitter

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