Dennis Yu

The Hidden, but Most Obvious Reason Your Campaigns Are Failing

Most people will guess it’s for a lack of goals, not having sufficient time/expertise, or having a crappy product. The creatives will say it’s for poor content– weak landing pages and lame creatives. The numbers geeks will say it’s conversion rate, quality score, insufficient budget, or some metric that’s off. These are all good things

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Can the 2024 Google Update Delist Your Home Business Website? Steps to Stay Safe

If you’re an SEO geek, you’ve probably been buzzing and gossiping about Google’s latest core update, which completed its rollout on March 20, 2024, after its initial release on March 5, 2024. Some people’s sites were destroyed or even completely delisted. There are many interesting technical tidbits to discuss regarding what happened — fodder for

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My Super Quick and Powerful Method to Test the Effectiveness of My Podcast

Here’s my super quick and powerful method to test the effectiveness of my podcast. >>For any guest that I’ve ever interviewed, I search for their name. If my article appears in multiple ways (YouTube, articles, social snippets), then we’ve repurposed it correctly. >> If it doesn’t show up, then search for that person + my

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$25,000 to Build a Website for My Home Services Business? A Breakdown of What the Website Cost Really Should Be

As someone who has built websites for over 30 years, here’s a secret about website costs. Just because you pay $25,000 instead of $1,500 doesn’t mean you’re getting something that’s better or higher quality in any way. Ensure you know how to go beyond the aesthetics of how it will look. The paint job is

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Joshua Crouch of Relentless Digital Took $25,000 from Matt Howard of Travis and Sons Plumbing (and then threatened me)

We just got the green light from Joshua Crouch of Relentless Digital to publish the audit of the $25,000 he took from Travis and Sons, a plumbing company. The client is filing a chargeback, which is hopefully within the timeframe allowed. Note that scammers usually threaten legal action, like Joshua Crouch did here, or in

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