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I am a New York Times bestselling author. The Wall Street Journal calls me a top influencer on the web, Forbes says I am one of the top 10 marketers, and Entrepreneur Magazine says I created one of the 100 most brilliant companies. I was recognized as a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 30 by President Obama and a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 35 by the United Nations. I've helped Amazon, Microsoft, Airbnb, Google, Thomson Reuters, Viacom, NBC, Intuit, Zappos, American Greetings, General Motors, and SalesForce grow through marketing. My marketing blog generates over 4 million visitors per month (51% of them spend money on paid ads), my Marketing School podcast generates over 1 million listens per month, my YouTube channel about marketing has over 31 million views and 765,000 subscribers, I have 1 million Facebook fans, and 372,000 Twitter followers. I've spoken at over 310 conferences and companies around the world. From speaking at Facebook and Thomson Reuters to every major growth marketing conference, I'm available and interested in speaking at events worldwide. For speaking opportunities, collaborations, events, and business development, please email Marina at mtampieri@npdigital.com
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Has AI increased how much content marketers are creating? We looked at how many blog posts, images, and videos marketers used to create before AI rolled out versus today. Here are the differences. This is just going to make it harder to stand out in the future, as there will be more noise to sift through.
How are AI Overviews affecting your industry? Check out how often they appear in Google for each industry. Instead of being upset that Google is “taking away clicks,” focus on trying to get placed in the AI Overviews. It’s a great source of traffic.
Google’s golden age is coming to an end. For the last 20 years, it has dominated the search engine world, but the tides are shifting. User behavior is evolving, competitors are rising, and Google’s reliance on ads is driving people away. SEO as we know it is about to change—forever. In this video, I’ll break down exactly why Google is dying, what it means for the future of search, and how you can adapt your SEO strategy to stay ahead. We’ll dive into Google’s rise, its slow decline, and the new search landscape emerging in its place. If you want to future-proof your SEO strategy, this is a must-watch.
How long does it take to build a reputable brand within your industry? We looked at 502 different companies. Some were new startups, and some have been around for 10+ years. We then had them survey people within their industry to see how recognizable their brand was. Assuming you push hard on marketing each year and focus on building a good product or service, it takes 10+ years for people to recognize your brand within your industry.
This is the average time someone will stay on your site based on the traffic source. The mistake many marketers make is they treat all traffic sources the same. You should use tools like Crazy Egg’s Confetti report, which shows you how different traffic sources engage with your web pages. You can then adjust the web pages based on the traffic source to show visitors what they are ideally looking for and maximize your conversion rates.
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