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E130 – 2019 Year in Review Podcast
Mat kicks off the review with talking about podcasting and for those interested in podcasting he drops a mention to our Podcasting Guide.
2019 Most Popular Podcast Episodes
While we likely missed some, Dave quickly went through some handy data to give you a list of some our more popular episodes. If you missed them or perhaps forgot what they were about feel free to go back and listen!
Episode 123 – Interview with Former FTC Commissioner & Chairwoman Maureen OhlhausenEpisode 108 – What is best for you – Blog, Microsite or Other?Episode 107 – Is the Influencer Bubble Bursting?Episode 106 – Botched SEO Migration Case Study100th Episode Series Kickoff and all the episodes that were part of that seriesEpisode 85 - How to Get Booked on PodcastsEpisode 79 – Management Styles of Teams & The Super Mario EffectEpisode 78 – Google and Antitrust
2019 Digital Predictions
In 2018 we wrapped up the year with our predictions and both Dave and Mat had at least one correct (go us!).
Mat was correct about people answering questions moreDave was correct about AI & Paid Search
Of course we were pretty vague but hey, we will take it.
2019 Personal Faves
Mat's was E123 – Interview with Former FTC Commissioner & Chairwoman Maureen OhlhausenDave: the legal episodes we have done in the past such as the one Mat said, Google Antitrust w/ Steve Cernak and Blogging Legally in 2018 with Ruth Carter
2020 Predictions (Kind of)
Mat:More people (kids especially) moving to social networks like Reddit and TikTokPelaton and Aviation Gin ads will be talked about and find their way into every deck at conferences one way or anotherSome agencies are going to struggle with the change comingPrivacy and legal ramifications for things like CCPA, ADA and moreMat predicts more Conference PopUp events.Dave:CCPA, GSPR and California's ADA requirements are all going to hit or be bigger in 2020Google, Amazon, and Facebook will not be broken up but there will be more scrutiny around Ads and the 3 in general.Political Ads in FB and Twitter will be in the news more and impact us.Privacy - YouTube, Instagram and so on will also blow up and also impact marketers.
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By Mat Siltala & Dave RohrerMat kicks off the review with talking about podcasting and for those interested in podcasting he drops a mention to our Podcasting Guide.
2019 Most Popular Podcast Episodes
While we likely missed some, Dave quickly went through some handy data to give you a list of some our more popular episodes. If you missed them or perhaps forgot what they were about feel free to go back and listen!
Episode 123 – Interview with Former FTC Commissioner & Chairwoman Maureen OhlhausenEpisode 108 – What is best for you – Blog, Microsite or Other?Episode 107 – Is the Influencer Bubble Bursting?Episode 106 – Botched SEO Migration Case Study100th Episode Series Kickoff and all the episodes that were part of that seriesEpisode 85 - How to Get Booked on PodcastsEpisode 79 – Management Styles of Teams & The Super Mario EffectEpisode 78 – Google and Antitrust
2019 Digital Predictions
In 2018 we wrapped up the year with our predictions and both Dave and Mat had at least one correct (go us!).
Mat was correct about people answering questions moreDave was correct about AI & Paid Search
Of course we were pretty vague but hey, we will take it.
2019 Personal Faves
Mat's was E123 – Interview with Former FTC Commissioner & Chairwoman Maureen OhlhausenDave: the legal episodes we have done in the past such as the one Mat said, Google Antitrust w/ Steve Cernak and Blogging Legally in 2018 with Ruth Carter
2020 Predictions (Kind of)
Mat:More people (kids especially) moving to social networks like Reddit and TikTokPelaton and Aviation Gin ads will be talked about and find their way into every deck at conferences one way or anotherSome agencies are going to struggle with the change comingPrivacy and legal ramifications for things like CCPA, ADA and moreMat predicts more Conference PopUp events.Dave:CCPA, GSPR and California's ADA requirements are all going to hit or be bigger in 2020Google, Amazon, and Facebook will not be broken up but there will be more scrutiny around Ads and the 3 in general.Political Ads in FB and Twitter will be in the news more and impact us.Privacy - YouTube, Instagram and so on will also blow up and also impact marketers.