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Pinterest is synonymous with DIY weddings, home decorating tips, vintage furniture, fat-burning workouts, and cupcakes. Unless you are focusing on a very specific demographic, none of these are ideal sources for leads. So, when it comes to using Pinterest as a potential ad platform, many marketers scoff at it...
But don’t be too quick to roll your eyes.
Even though it may seem like an unlikely lead generation candidate, with 37 million wealthy customers, this visual search engine definitely has some hidden and untapped potential... and then we’re not even talking about specialized audience targeting options such as “act alike audiences” (similar to lookalike audiences) and a robust keyword targeting mechanism, which could be a goldmine for low-cost leads.
In this week’s The Big Idea podcast, Christina Clapp and David Jackman share their thoughts and observations with Grant Perry about using Pinterest as part of diversified marketing strategy.
Correction: It was previously mentioned that Christina’s team hit CPCs that were around $1.50; however, while the bids were $1.50, actual CPCs of $.60-.70 were achieved for Actalike targeting, and $.95 for keyword targeting.
Where do you begin if you are looking to start an ad campaign? What copy do you use? What images do you to select? And if it’s a lead generation campaign, what lead magnet do you use?
These are all important questions, but finding the right answer can often be a massive hurdle. In this week’s The Big Idea podcast, Grant Perry is flying solo as he discusses a simple strategy that can help you translate the core ideas of a promotion into a congruent ad campaign.
For some of us, virtual assistants (like Siri, Alexa and Google Home) have slowly permeated our lives to the point that we almost can’t live without them. Then for others, despite its tremendous potential, Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Voice Search in particular — has not been met with a great deal of enthusiasm.
That’s the topic of discussion in today’s The Big Idea podcast with Brian York, Grant Perry, and Colm O’Sullivan as they talk about the future of AI, Smart Homes and Voice Search.
Whether you are ready to embrace AI or if it is something that you don’t have a need for (yet), the fact is by 2020, 50% of all search queries will be image or voice searches and by 2021, 8 billion devices will have digital assistants built-in. The robots are coming!
Tune into today’s The Big Idea podcast to find out where all of this heading…
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