Special Behind the Scenes Q+A with Neil and Eric | Ep. #1395
Marketing School - Digital Marketing and Online Marketing Tips
In episode #1395, Eric and Neil respond to a bunch of diverse questions from their audience. From questions about purchasing expired websites and ranking well without backlinks to ones related to social sharing plugins and the best strategies to grow a podcast. Tune in to hear how splintering your main product into smaller affordable segments can help you get more customers in the door!
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:00] The context for today’s Ask Me Anything episode and how you can get in!
- [01:03] YouTube and other resources to learn more about marketing and branding.
- [01:38] What to do if your CEO does not have the list of top 100 customers/accounts.
- [01:58] Don’t wait for the approval or permission of another.
- [02:34] Does buying expired or premium domains work?
- [02:51] Advice about the most important focus areas in SEO.
- [03:53] Buy websites now since you can get good deals at the moment.
- [04:16] The best way to rank a page if you don’t have backlinks.
- [04:47] Does using social sharing plugins increase your page load speed?
- [05:05] Thoughts on whether search engines can crawl video content and rank accordingly.
- [05:54] The number one strategy we’ve used to get listeners for our podcast.
- [06:21] Leveraging Instagram and other platforms where your ideal customers hang out.
- [07:14] Why you might want to splinter your main product and sell it to get people in.
- [07:34] That’s it for today!
- [07:50] To stay updated with events and learn more about our mastermind, go to the Marketing School site for more information.
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