From Magazine Subscriptions to Digital Marketing Success: The Journey of Jason Cement

In this episode, Jason Ciment, CEO of Get Visible Digital Marketing Agency, shares his entrepreneurial journey from starting a magazine subscription service to building a successful digital marketing agency. The future of marketing is also explored, focusing on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and potential acquisitions. The importance of building intimate client relationships, creating unique and better content, and defining boundaries in marketing strategies are discussed. Additionally, he delves into hard conversations, Yiddish phrases, job opportunities, AI resources, and valuable recommendations for reaching out.
Jason Ciment is a seasoned digital marketing expert and CEO of Get Visible, a renowned digital marketing agency. With over 20 years of experience, he has helped numerous clients achieve higher search engine rankings, increased online visibility, and improved website performance. His expertise lies in SEO, PPC management, social media marketing, and reputation management, making him a trusted authority in the digital marketing arena. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of Masters in Marketing Agency:
He transitioned into the digital marketing industry by offering search engine optimization services and later expanded to provide a full suite of digital marketing services. The agency's growth has been largely driven by referrals, and Jason's involvement in networking organizations has been instrumental in acquiring new business. AI is a game-changer in marketing, enabling agencies to deliver more and create tailored content. However, the challenge lies in creating better content when other agencies have access to similar tools. Acquisitions can be beneficial to increase economies of scale within the same stream of business, rather than diversifying into new areas. The host suggests utilizing different AI tools and resources like Google Bard, ChatGPT, and Poe.com to access a broader range of AI models. Planning and defining boundaries within marketing processes is crucial before exploring new possibilities and strategies. The guest shares an old Yiddish phrase and an old Arab curse, both with amusing and interesting implications.
Resources: Get Visible Digital Marketing Agency DevNoodle The AI Exchange ProVisors | The Largest Networking Organization for Trusted Advisors Letip | Business Networking Group BNI: Business Network International Google Bard ChatGPT Poe
Connect with Jason Ciment:LinkedIn
Connect with our host, Josh Hoffman:LinkedIn
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