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How To Optimize for Search Everywhere Optimization
January 30, 2025

In episode #2908, Eric Siu and Neil Patel delve into the concept of ‘Search Everywhere Optimization’, emphasizing the importance of optimizing for various platforms beyond just Google. They discuss the dynamics of different marketing channels, the significance of brand trust, and the evolving nature of marketing funnels in the digital age.

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TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

(00:00) Search Everywhere Optimization: The New Frontier

(02:55) Understanding Platform Dynamics and Brand Trust

(06:05) Navigating Marketing Channels: Insights and Strategies

(08:58) The Evolution of Marketing Funnels

(12:03) AI’s Impact on Business and Marketing

(15:12) The Future of Work in the Age of AI

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