Joe Rare is a serial entrepreneur and digital marketing expert from Montana.

In this episode of Digital Marketing Stories Joe discusses the influx of people moving to Montana due to its portrayal on the TV show Yellowstone.

He shares his entrepreneurial journey, starting with his admiration for a successful business owner in his youth and reading 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' at 18.

Joe emphasizes the importance of entrepreneurship, his experiences with highs and lows, and his transition into real estate investment and digital businesses of which he has many.

He also delves into the significance of effective communication with virtual assistants, the impact of AI on business, and strategies for growth and maximising efficiency.

The episode concludes with Joe's insights on the cyclical nature of business and the value of learning from failure.

If you have any desire to understand how Virtual Assistants (VA's) can help grow your business this is a must listen to episode you need to listen to the very end of.

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In this episode, Jim welcomes Ben Jones, CEO of Titan Marketer, a YouTube advertising specialist based in Perth, Australia.

Ben shares insights into his company's focus on YouTube ads, the shift from consulting to a done-for-you agency, and his global recognition in the industry.

They talk about the effectiveness of different advertising platforms, and cast a critical eye on Performance Max campaigns and the advantages of YouTube ads for lead generation.

They cover targeting strategies, creative content processes, and the impact of AI on advertisers.

They talk about the evolving landscape of in-person events in a post-COVID world and the nuances of successful YouTube ad campaigns generally.

This episode is packed with actionable advice for anyone looking to harness the potential of YouTube advertising.

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In this episode of Digital Marketing Stories, Jim interviews Peter Murphy Lewis, also known as Strategic Pete.

Pete discusses his background growing up in Kansas, working in Boston, and living in Chile.

He explains his work as a fractional CMO, including his transition back to the U.S. and how he helps companies scale, rebrand, and increase revenue within a six to 18 month window before disengaging.

They discuss common mistakes businesses make, such as hiring agencies without a strategy and struggling with attribution in B2B marketing.

Pete also shares insights on the importance of organic social media, using data-driven techniques, and the value of CEOs hosting podcasts.

The episode highlights Pete's approach to solving problems, working with a dedicated team, and pushing marketing efforts to new limits.

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