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AI search is changing how customers discover and choose businesses—and showing up in search results is only half the equation. Digital marketing veteran David Esau shares how businesses can connect visibility, lead follow-up, and revenue to see what’s actually working.

In this episode, Ted and David Esau discuss:

• How digital marketing is shifting from traditional search and ads toward AI-powered discovery
• Building websites and tracking systems to improve visibility and measure conversions
• Using SMS and voice AI to respond to leads and support staff
• Developing ClickTrack Analytics for cross-channel and closed-loop attribution
• Scaling a local business with Meta ads and knowing when to invest further

Key Takeaways:

• David’s holistic approach connects search visibility, lead follow-up, and advanced tracking to show how marketing activity contributes to paying customers.
• David’s agency is seeing AI search become a measurable source of discovery, tracking citations and gaining paying clients through ChatGPT recommendations.
• HighLevel and AI voice agents help businesses respond to leads after hours, answer questions, and guide prospects toward booking or a follow-up call.
• David’s team is building ClickTrack Analytics to bring channels, website activity, and revenue data together—aiming to help businesses understand which marketing efforts drive results.
• One outdoor design client began cautiously with Meta ads, increased the budget as leads came in, and eventually asked David’s agency to help with a hiring campaign.

“We're actually not trying to replace people. We're looking to make our people super people. They're just superhuman. They can do more. They can take on more.” -  David Esau

About David Esau: David Esau is the founder and CEO of Click Track Marketing, an AI-first digital marketing agency based in San Diego. With over 20 years of marketing experience, including time at Google, David helps businesses turn online visibility into measurable growth through search, digital advertising, and data-driven strategies. Click Track helps businesses optimize their websites for search engines and AI platforms while tracking marketing performance back to calls and form submissions.

David is also the author of Raising the Digital Bar, a practical guide to digital marketing that drives revenue. His work explores how AI-powered search tools, including ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, are changing how customers discover businesses.

Connect with David Esau:

Websites: https://www.clicktrackmarketing.com/ & https://clicktrackanalytics.com/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidesau/

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Local SEO is more than showing up in Google’s map pack. Phil Rozek explains how focused service pages, a strong website, and a mix of visibility tactics can help local businesses attract the right customers—and where AI fits into the changing search landscape.

In this episode, Ted and Phil Rozek discuss:

• What local SEO includes—from map results and organic listings to directories and AI-powered search
• How to balance website improvements with backlinks and other off-site factors
• Why highly specific service pages can attract niche searches and support referrals
• How targeted Google Ads and a steady review process helped a Massachusetts law firm build visibility
• Why businesses should answer customer FAQs with videos and embed those videos on their websites

Key Takeaways:

• Local SEO is an ecosystem: businesses may need visibility in map results, organic listings, directories, and increasingly AI-driven search.
• There’s no single fix for every business. Phil says the priority is to address whichever is the more urgent problem: the website or off-site factors.
• Build a page for each service, case type, or product—even if the audience is small. Specific pages can serve searchers and give referral sources a relevant place to send people.
• For the law firm in Phil’s example, focused ads, more developed service pages, and a consistent review process helped increase client volume and organic-plus-maps visibility.
• Use videos to answer the questions customers actually ask, and embed them on your website rather than relying on YouTube alone.

“If you have a great website, you benefit no matter what.”  - Phil Rozek

About Phil Rozek: Phil Rozek is the founder of Local Visibility System and one of the early specialists in local SEO. Since 2009, he has helped businesses across a wide range of industries improve their local search visibility and attract more customers.

Phil focuses on practical, straightforward SEO strategies that business owners can understand and often implement themselves with minimal outside help. He helps businesses tackle challenging local search issues and build visibility that translates into real customer opportunities.

Connect with Phil Rozek:

Website: https://www.localvisibilitysystem.com/

Twitter: https://x.com/philrozek

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Search is changing fast—from Google and Bing to AI tools like ChatGPT. Digital marketing veteran John Colascione shares how he helps businesses get found, generate leads, and track where those leads come from.

In this episode, Ted and John Colascione discuss:

• How John went from building websites and local directories to launching a digital marketing agency
• Why businesses need visibility across search engines, map packs, directories, and social platforms
• How customized digital marketing supports lead generation across different industries
• The role of Google, Microsoft advertising, and AI tools in finding prospective customers
• How lead tracking can reveal where inquiries originate and help clients understand campaign performance

Key Takeaways:

• John’s agency focuses on helping businesses get found and acquire leads, tailoring its approach to each client’s needs.
• His work can span websites, servers, content, social media, security, and marketing—not just SEO.
• Search visibility may come from more places than Google, including Microsoft’s network, directories, social platforms, and AI tools.
• AI has become part of John’s daily workflow for tasks such as building software, updating websites, and developing campaigns; he emphasizes checking and verifying generated content.
• Detailed visitor and campaign tracking can help connect a lead to its original source and show clients where their marketing investment is working.

“My clients aren't typically easy to find because there aren't a lot of clients that just say, ‘You know what? I'm going to take my entire lifeline of my internet presence and put it in your hands." - John Colascione

About John Colascione: John Colascione is the founder and CEO of SEARCHEN NETWORKS®, a digital marketing and search company he founded in 2001. With more than 25 years of experience in SEO, digital marketing, website development, online advertising, and internet entrepreneurship, John helps businesses strengthen their online visibility and turn their websites into effective customer-acquisition tools.

Today, he focuses on AI-driven search, including GEO and AEO, helping businesses improve their visibility across platforms like ChatGPT and other AI-powered search engines. He is also the author of Mastering Your Website and has been building and monetizing internet businesses since the early days of Google.

Connect with John Colascione:

Website: https://www.searchen.com/

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What if a law firm’s lead problem isn’t a marketing problem at all? Betty Burns shares how a coordinated marketing ecosystem—backed by clear attribution, accountable vendors, and strong intake—can help firms grow without wasting spend.

In this episode, Ted and Betty Burns discuss:

• Betty’s 15 years as an in-house CMO and the role early SEO played in growing a law firm
• What a fractional CMO does and how Legal Phoenix works with law firms
• Coordinating vendors around one strategy while staying vendor-neutral
• How intake issues, attribution gaps, and broken APIs can be mistaken for marketing failures
• Legal Phoenix’s onboarding, audit, and 30/60/90-day planning process

Key Takeaways:

• Marketing works best as an ecosystem: Betty recommends coordinating channels and vendors around shared growth goals rather than relying on one tactic.
• Early investment in SEO helped establish a strong organic footprint before competitors entered the market.
• Before increasing ad spend, check what happens to the leads already coming in. In one example, a secret-shopper call revealed an intake issue—not a lack of leads.
• Sometimes an apparent vendor problem is really a data or communication problem, such as poor CRM attribution or broken APIs.
• Legal Phoenix’s onboarding includes a broad marketing audit and a 30/60/90-day roadmap; its goal is to help firms grow toward eventually bringing marketing leadership in-house.

"If you don't own it, don't do it."  —  Betty Burns

About Betty Burns: Betty Burns is a Fractional Chief Marketing Officer with LegalFenix, where she helps law firms build smarter, more cohesive marketing strategies focused on sustainable growth and measurable results. With expertise spanning digital marketing, SEO, paid media, brand strategy, community engagement, and business development, Betty brings the many moving pieces of legal marketing together into strategies that drive meaningful results.

She also serves as Vice Chair of the Legal Marketing Association’s Alabama Chapter and takes a practical, no-nonsense approach to helping firms understand their marketing performance, make better use of their data, and identify new growth opportunities.

Connect with Betty Burns:

Website: legalfenix.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/legalfenix

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Your marketing might be scaring away the leads you're paying for. Sophie Zollmann says putting more marketing on top of a messy online presence doesn't just fail to bring in leads. It can push them away. In this episode, she explains how independent doctors, lawyers, and veterinarians can stay human, clean up their digital footprint, and compete with big corporate groups.

In this episode, Ted and Sophie Zollmann discuss:

• How a fractional marketing department serves privately owned medical, veterinary, and legal practices
• How a 12-month data-driven strategy gets carried out in 90-day sprints
• The KPIs that matter: leads, cost per lead, conversion rate, and lifetime value 
• Using AI without losing your voice or your reputation
• Fixing a confused digital footprint before starting heavy marketing

Key Takeaways:

• New clients start with a questionnaire, a review of their analytics, and an interview. That becomes a custom 12-month plan with a specific campaign and target metrics for each month.
• Growth has to be sustainable. Sophie's team watches the client's operations so the practice can handle the new business without being overwhelmed.
• Nothing is published without the owner's approval. In regulated fields like law, medicine, and veterinary care, every piece must sound like the owner and follow the rules.
• AI is trained on the client's own videos, content, and interviews, but people still finish every piece. Sophie's advice on video: skip the AI polish and be "real, raw, and you."
• One medical client had an old clinic name still online, SEO that wasn't set up correctly, generic AI content, and unclaimed reputation profiles. All of that needed cleaning up before any campaign could work.

"A confused digital footprint with marketing placed on top of it doesn't get results. It can actually repel results."  —  Sophie Zollmann

About Sophie Zollmann: Sophie Zollmann is the founder of FMD Strategic Partners, an outsourced marketing department serving privately owned medical practices, veterinary clinics, and law firms competing in increasingly consolidated markets. With 25 years of digital marketing experience, Sophie built FMD to provide CMO-level strategy, specialized expertise, and hands-on execution without the overhead of an internal marketing team or the complexity of managing multiple vendors.

Sophie helps independent professional service firms turn scattered, underperforming marketing efforts into cohesive, data-driven systems built around meaningful KPIs and measurable business results. A farmer’s daughter from Southern Illinois now based in Nashville, Sophie is also training to become the first woman to win the WSOP Main Event.

Connect with Sophie Zollmann:

Website: https://fmdstrategicpartners.com

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/sophiazollmann | https://www.linkedin.com/company/fmd-strategic-partners/    

Facebook: https://facebook.com/sophie.zollmann

Instagram: https://instagram.com/thesophiezo

X: https://x.com/sophiezo

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Video isn’t just another piece of content—it’s fast becoming the backbone of how people search, learn, and buy. In this episode, Robert Weiss breaks down how to build a video-first marketing strategy that wins in a world of SEO, GEO, and AEO.

In this episode, Ted and Robert Weiss discuss:

• How Robert entered video production with no prior experience and scaled to 1,700+ client videos
• Why “one video” is not a video strategy and how to build a cadence and culture of video
• Turning product launches and FAQs into multi-video campaigns that drive leads and SEO
• The role of YouTube, metadata, and short, focused videos in GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization)
• Using video-first content to fuel blogs, email sequences, QR-enabled print, and sales enablement

Key Takeaways:

• Video is on the same long-term adoption curve as websites, SEO, email marketing, and social media—businesses that start now will have a lasting competitive edge.
• One high-production “hero” video is rarely enough; spreading that budget across multiple FAQ and use-case clips creates broader coverage and more entry points for buyers.
• When planning video, start with the business objective—product launch, new ICP, recruiting, or sales follow-up—not with the camera or creative concept.
• A video-first strategy turns each video into a content engine, spawning blog posts, emails, sales materials, QR-enabled brochures, and trade show follow-ups from the same source asset.
• Short, specific YouTube videos that establish topical authority are more likely to be cited by AI-driven answer engines than long, generalized videos with higher view counts.

"The first thing you do when you start thinking about video is to forget about video."  —  Robert Weiss

About  Robert Weiss: Robert Weiss is the Executive Producer and Director of MultiVision Digital, a New York-based video production and video marketing company providing end-to-end video strategy, production, and marketing services. A first-time entrepreneur who entered the industry with no prior video production experience, Robert has since produced more than 1,700 videos for clients ranging from solo entrepreneurs to global Fortune 500 companies.

Through MultiVision Digital, Robert helps businesses use strategic video to achieve measurable goals, including generating leads, increasing sales, improving SEO, building brand awareness, and strengthening customer loyalty. His results-focused approach ensures video content is not just engaging, but aligned with broader business objectives.

Connect with Robert Weiss:

Website: www.MultiVisionDigital.com  

               www.MultiVisionCreative.com  

               www.VideoForManufacturing.com,

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/multivision.digital  

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@VideoProductionAgency

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Most law firms are bleeding money on marketing they don’t understand. In this episode, legal marketing strategist Deborah Dodson shows you how to take back control, cut wasted spend, and thrive in the era of AI without falling for “magic bullet” vendors.

In this episode, Ted and  Deborah Dodson discuss:

• How Deborah went from national brands (Houston Rockets, Mattress Firm) to launching an independent legal marketing agency
• Why most law firms are overwhelmed by marketing and don’t actually know their ROI
• The dangers of “full-service” agencies and why you should separate website, SEO, PPC, and PR vendors
• How AI (Google’s AI search and ChatGPT) is changing legal search—and what actually matters now
• Real-world case studies: cutting $20K in wasted spend and 4x’ing leads for a PI firm

Key Takeaways:

• Law firms rarely have a marketing problem in isolation; they usually have a misalignment problem between intake, leads, and clear goals, which is where a fractional CMO-style advisor adds outsized value.
• An agency that claims to “do everything”—website, SEO, PPC, PR, AI, and more—will almost never do all of it well; separating best‑in‑class vendors by function protects performance and reduces risk.
• True ROI visibility starts with understanding where leads originate (direct vs. organic vs. AI search) and tracking trends over 3–12 months, not reacting emotionally to a single bad month.
• Independent advisors who know market pricing can often negotiate down bloated proposals (e.g., a $15K website down to $8,500 with better inclusions) and redeploy that savings into higher‑yield channels.
• AI is not a magic switch for law firms: strong SEO still underpins visibility in both Google’s AI results and ChatGPT, while many “AI-powered” products in the legal space are oversold, opaque, and rarely worth long-term contracts.

"If anyone tells you they can do all of those, everything I've talked about well, like public relations, they can do your website, your SEO, and run your PPC, they're not going to do all of those things well."  —  Deborah Dodson

About  Deborah Dodson: Deborah Dodson is the founder of Strategic Alliance Marketing Group (SAM), an independent legal marketing agency dedicated to helping law firms grow through strategic, results-driven marketing. With more than 20 years of experience in branding, SEO, websites, public relations, business development, and digital strategy, she has worked with major brands including the Houston Rockets, Golden Nugget Casinos, Mattress Firm, and Houston Methodist Hospital.

After transitioning into legal marketing through Thomson Reuters, Deborah founded SAM in 2020 to give law firms unbiased marketing guidance focused entirely on their long-term growth and success. She is known for helping attorneys make smarter marketing decisions through clear strategy, accountability, and measurable results.

Connect with  Deborah Dodson:

Website: https://strategicalliancemarketing.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-dodson-b1703a73/      

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Strategic-Alliance-Marketing-Group-LLC/100090039304097/

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Digital pioneer Jay Berkowitz went from selling Big Macs to building one of the world’s largest online advertisers—and now he’s helping law firms win in a world of Google AI, YouTube, and ChatGPT. In this episode, he breaks down exactly how lawyers can turn traffic into qualified leads with data, testing, and authority-driven content.

In this episode, Ted and  Jay Berkowitz discuss:

• How Jay went from McDonald’s Canada and eDiets.com to founding Ten Golden Rules
• Why the 10 Golden Rules of Online Marketing still work—and how A/B and even AA tests drive real insights
• Meeting prospects where they are: chat vs. phone and why forcing mode changes kills conversions
• How Google AI Overviews, YouTube, and ChatGPT are reshaping top-of-funnel legal searches
• Q&A SEO, authority building (Reddit, Quora, PR, data studies), and schema as levers for law firm growth

Key Takeaways:

• The 10 Golden Rules were built as strategies, not tactics, which is why they’ve “stood the test of time” even as platforms and formats have changed.
• A/B and AA testing (same experience vs. same experience) reveal how long it really takes to reach statistical significance—often requiring around 1,000 purchases, not just a few days of data.
• For law firms, forcing a chat lead onto the phone too quickly reduces conversions; the firms that win are the ones who communicate in the channel the prospect chose in the first place.
• Google and YouTube are still the dominant discovery engines, and top-of-funnel, question-based searches are increasingly satisfied by AI overviews—making Q&A-style content and YouTube videos critical.
• To show up in AI answers (Google AI, ChatGPT, Perplexity), firms need three pillars: Q&A SEO content (especially on YouTube and blogs), clear signals of individual expertise/authority, and technically optimized sites using FAQ, location, legal, and LLM-focused schema.

"Our best answer is AI with human editors, because I think you're, you know, any agency's kidding you today if they don't do research with AI and they don't develop content ideas with AI because it's such a powerful tool."  —  Jay Berkowitz

About  Jay Berkowitz: 

Jay Berkowitz is the Founder & CEO of Ten Golden Rules, a digital marketing agency that helps law firms generate more qualified leads and clients. Ten Golden Rules has been recognized by Inc. 5000 as one of America’s Fastest-Growing Companies.

A best-selling author, keynote speaker, and podcast host, Jay is the author of Advanced Internet Marketing for Law Firms and The Ten Golden Rules of Online Marketing. His podcast, The Ten Golden Rules of Internet Marketing, and his YouTube channel have reached over 1 million views combined.

Jay has held senior marketing roles with global brands including Sprint, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Moniker.com, and eDiets.com. He has presented at leading conferences such as Inc. 500, eBay Live, PILMMA, and M&L Legal Marketing, and has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Business Journals, and FOX Business TV.

He has also contributed to the industry through leadership positions, serving as Chairman of The Strategic Forum, founding board member of the South Florida Interactive Marketing Association, and President of the South Florida Chapter of the American Marketing Association.

Connect with  Jay Berkowitz:

Website: https://www.tengoldenrules.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayberkowitz/ 

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Most agencies talk about SEO, backlinks, and AI; Sean Garner actually shows how to use them to dominate a local market. In this episode, he breaks down the real strategy behind “marketing domination” for local service businesses—from plumbing companies to law firms and medical practices.

In this episode, Ted and Sean Garner discuss:

• How Sean evolved from firefighter and gym owner to running a full-service marketing agency
• Why most local SEO agencies fail their clients (and how Sean fixes it)
• Practical backlink strategies that actually move rankings for local businesses
• How Sean’s AI “shared brain” powers content, SEO, and strategy across all clients
• Fixing broken intake and sales processes so more leads turn into real revenue

Key Takeaways:

• Sean’s path from firefighter/paramedic and gym owner to agency founder was driven by frustration with agencies that controlled his assets, locked him into proprietary systems, and lacked transparency.
• His agency focuses on health and wellness, professional services, and home services, using a proven playbook to build category leaders—not businesses chasing a few more leads.
• Local SEO remains the primary growth engine, but Sean approaches it as “search everywhere optimization,” targeting Google, AI overviews, directories, and brand mentions.
• Link building is treated as a core growth strategy, with an emphasis on high-quality, localized backlinks from trusted publications, directories, and industry platforms.
• Sean has built an AI operating system that connects call transcripts, analytics, and first-party data to continuously improve content, strategy, and team knowledge.

"Where we get great results with everyone is just local SEO. And whenever we say SEO, we don't just mean search engine optimization. We say it's search everywhere optimization. So getting them to show up in ChatGPT AI overviews and brand mentions and everything."  — Sean Garner

About Sean Garner: Sean Garner is an entrepreneur, marketing strategist, and the founder of Sean Garner Consulting, a full-service agency and fractional CMO partner for local, service-based businesses. With more than a decade of hands-on experience, he has helped law firms, medical clinics, health and wellness companies, coaches, consultants, and home service providers generate more leads and achieve sustainable growth.

Known for his practical, results-driven approach, Sean specializes in sales funnels, local SEO, positioning, and marketing systems that help businesses attract the right clients and create predictable, scalable growth.

Connect with Sean Garner:

Website: https://www.seangarner.co/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanagarner/

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A former attorney who spent 38 years writing to persuade now helps professional service firms ditch feature-dumping websites and replace them with StoryBrand-powered, SEO- and AEO-ready copy that turns cold traffic into qualified, ready-to-buy leads.

In this episode, Ted and Lori Karpman discuss:

• Transition from law and consulting to copywriting and The Copy Lab
• Franchising, licensing, and scaling with other people’s money
• Brand questionnaires, discovery calls, and capturing client voice
• StoryBrand framework vs. traditional feature-and-benefit copy
• AI’s impact on content quality, originality, and lead generation

Key Takeaways:

• The same persuasive writing skills that win legal arguments can be repurposed to create marketing copy that converts prospects into clients.
• Most underperforming marketing isn’t a traffic problem; it’s a messaging problem rooted in unclear positioning and weak articulation of the customer’s pain.
• Story-driven content that starts with the prospect’s problem and positions the business as the guide consistently outperforms feature-and-benefit–heavy copy.
• AI is a useful tool for ideation and structure, but over-reliance on it leads to homogenous, low-impact content that lacks voice, originality, and strategic intent.
• Clear, focused content can reduce noise, filter out poor-quality leads, and dramatically increase close rates by helping prospects self-select before they ever reach out.

"Most content writers sell features and benefits... Features and benefits don't sell. What sells is pain and solution."  — Lori Karpman

About Lori Karpman: Lori Karpman is the founder of The Copy Lab, an award-winning content and legal marketing company specializing in copy that converts prospects into clients.

A recovering attorney turned copywriter and business strategist, Lori brings more than 35 years of real-world business experience to her work. She has built a reputation for helping professional service firms craft compelling messaging, strengthen their brands, and communicate in ways that drive meaningful results.

Known for blending strategic thinking with the power of storytelling, Lori is passionate about helping businesses stand out in crowded markets and connect with their audiences in authentic, impactful ways.

Connect with Lori Karpman: 

Website: https://thecopylab.ca | https://lorikarpman.com 

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/lorikarpman

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