Advertisers are able to access a huge amount of data about the behaviour of online users, but few know how to analyse and interpret that data. We speak to Richard Robinson, MD of Turn. Turn (www.turn.com) is a marketing platform that allows advertisers to identify audiences and create highly targeted campaigns. We'll hear about their mission to work with brand owners, media agencies and creatives to help them understand the potential of using data to produce personalised and highly effective ads.

Adblockers have become a major challenge for publishers and advertisers alike. 'Adblock plus' is the most popular and has been downloaded on over 500m devices around the world. I’m joined by Ben Williams the communications and operations manager from Adblock Plus. We hear the story of how Adblock plus has evolved and get Ben's perspective on the future of online advertising. We'll also find out why Adblock plus has become so popular, where the areas of growth are and how Adblock plus is aiming to work with publishers and advertisers to find a common ground.

In Episode 11 I talk to Zack Sullivan, the head of delivery at Future Publishing to hear his perspective on the future of online advertising. Publishers have had to react to the changing demands of their audiences, as well as new disruptive technology such as programmatic ad buying, native advertising and ad-blockers. The continued ability of publishers to adapt to these changes is also vitally important to advertisers and marketers, and we'll get an insight into what Zack thinks will be the next big developments.

In Episode 10 I talk to Andrew Campbell about customer relationship marketing, and hear how marketers can harness the latest technology to continually improve the customer experience.

Marketers should be obsessed with customer data. It is the raw material for generating insights into what the customer is thinking. The modern marketer has an incredible opportunity to understand their customer at a level of detail that has never previously been possible, across all parts of the customer journey. But in order to collect and use this data they require technology.

Marketing has always been a champion of new technology within an organisation, but the scale of the task and the opportunity it presents means that marketers are now driving the adoption of ever more complex, pan-organisation technology stacks. Marketers must now be both technical and creative, data-focused and highly collaborative.

Join experienced digital strategist James Gurd and hear some practical advice for how you can start to set up and optimise an effective check out process on your website. These insights will be helpful for both ecommerce professionals and general marketers who are trying to optimise lead generation funnels and sign ups. James shares case studies of the best check out processes, as well as recommending how to get started.

Find out more about James at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesgurd

In Episode 8 we are joined by Rebecca Galambos, senior digital transformation director at the Prince's Trust. We discuss what digital transformation is and what is required to start and maintain change within an organisation. Rebecca also provides some great insights into the millennial generation through her work at the Prince's Trust. We'll be discovering what marketers should be aware of when approaching and communicating to millennials. There's also some great stories of how the Prince's Trust is working with young people to give them the skills and confidence to take control and transform their lives.

In this episode I am joined by Charlie Salter, the brains behind ClickZ's 'Shift London' event coming up in May. Charlie shares his experience of what makes a really effective event and how he's ensured these learnings are incorporated into the design of Shift London (digitalshiftevents.com). We'll be hearing what Charlie thinks are the major themes for marketers and digital leaders to be aware of in 2016, and discussing how marketers can ensure they are up to date.

Episode 5: The marketers guide to AI: You'll learn what Artificial Intelligence really is and see some very practical ways for marketers to use AI in their everyday campaigns and reporting. From analysing vast amounts of data, to writing content, there are already a range of tools available for marketers. Find out more in ClickZ's "A marketer's guide to AI" written by Martin Talks: clickz.com/artificial-intelligence

Martin is a business innovation and transformation expert for the digital age, he helps entrepreneurs and leading business people gain momentum and to realise their remarkable potential. He regularly speaks at events, runs workshops, provides consultancy, mentoring and inspiration to businesses. He is a regular contributor to ClickZ, Squared Online and the Academy of Digital Business Leaders. Martin specialises in Artificial Intelligence and how it can be applied to marketing.

Episode 6 of the ClickZ Digital Marketing Podcast with Nick Hilsdon, SEO Lead, Global Channels Optimisation at Vodafone. We examine the latest developments in search engine optimisation and what opportunities these present for marketers. Nick shares some practical advice for getting started, and gives us some insights into what he thinks will be the main areas of growth for search over the coming months. Hear Nick at Shift London (digitalshift.london) on the 24th and 25th of May.

Nick started his online career in 1998, giving his first SEO seminar two years later in Brighton. After moving to Moscow, he became an expert on Russian search, working with gaming clients across CIS markets. During this time he was involved in the Russian start-up community, working with Yandex, RF parliament members and the US State Department.

Since his return to the UK, Nick has held head of department roles at Arena Media, part of the Havas Media Group and within the Dentsu Aegis network. As the SEO lead at Vodafone Group, he is standardising and improving online performance across 22 markets and 55 partner markets. He is particularly interested in mobile SEO, cross-channel campaigns and joining up the dots in a logical way.

Episode 4 of the ClickZ podcast with Kelvin Newman. Kelvin is the founder of Rough Agenda, a company that arranges specialist digital marketing events including Brighton SEO.

In 2014 Kelvin was voted by eConsultancy as the most influential individual in digital and in 2013 won the Search Personality award at the UK Search Awards.