Episode 597: Why you’re doing YouTube Ads wrong with Tom Breeze
Ralph and Lauren chat with Tom Breeze, CEO of Viewability, about the changing world of YouTube ads. Tom explains how user behavior and ad strategies
Ralph and Lauren chat with Tom Breeze, CEO of Viewability, about the changing world of YouTube ads. Tom explains how user behavior and ad strategies
Don’t you hate it when you pour a ton of time and effort into a YouTube video only to get 15 views? Does it feel
Tom Breeze is back to explain the three step process of targeting, creative, and offers that create ads that crush it on Youtube.
In this episode, Youtube master Tom Breeze talks about the 3 components of a successful Youtube strategy, what terms you need to know and measure, and breaks down one of his client’s best performing ads.
Listen as the Perpetual Traffic crew, along with Mike Rhodes and Tom Breeze, share five killer traffic campaigns at Traffic & Conversion Summit 2017. Download the presentation slides in the resource section and follow along as each expert presents a traffic campaign that you can deploy in your business today!
In Part Three of this 3-part series on YouTube advertising, Tom Breeze covers 3 case studies using the 4 P’s that will highlight a few things you need to be using in your advertising.
In Part Two of this 3-part series on YouTube advertising, Tom Breeze covers the last of the 4 P’s of YouTube advertising: Pursuit and Promotion.
You’ll learn to employ three different YouTube ads: Advertorials, Pre-Roll Ads and the shorter “Content + Call To Action” video ad.
Tom Breeze runs a pay-for-performance ad agency. That means he doesn’t get paid unless he drives leads and sales for his clients.
Tom’s ad network of choice is YouTube and he joins Keith, Molly and Ralph to teach you to generate results from YouTube ads.
Ralph Burns and Lauren Petrullo are joined by John Moran, who is bringing you a groundbreaking discovery about Google’s automated bidding strategies. You’re going to
William Palmer has run more than $10 million in Facebook ads for Tier 11, and he thinks it’s time for Facebook-only advertisers to diversify and look at YouTube. He says it can be a seamless transition if you do it right.