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<description>For many businesses, search engine marketing (SEM) has become a vital component of creating a successful company. From B2B to e-commerce, when properly implemented, the online marketplace will help companies increase profits, generate leads, create positive brand awareness and much more. 
Created by integrated online marketing leader, Oneupweb, &#x201C;One for the Money&#x201D; (OFTM) is a tongue-in-cheek homage to old time radio, providing an educational and entertaining look at search engine optimization (SEO), pay per click (PPC), social media and other forms of online marketing. Offering realistic disaster scenarios with actionable analysis and advice from CEO Lisa Wehr and Oneupweb team members, OFTM is a must-listen for anyone serious about internet marketing.
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<description>In the 6th installment of One for the Money, an e-retailer specializing in exotic adventure foods faces some unhappy adventures with a dysfunctional website. As sales plummet, the company president &#x2014; Bob, of Bwana Bob&#x27;s Adventure Cuisine&#x2014;encounters one site usability problem after another. The problems are magnified by the temporary unavailability of the overworked company webmaster. Anyone who&#x27;s ever had their corporate website perform as it shouldn&#x27;t needs to hear this podcast.</description>
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<description>A growing company finds itself with an out-of-date website and some immediate opportunities to introduce new products to a waiting marketplace. Their choice for website redesign - a quick-fix, in-house solution, or professional outsourcing. They choose the quick fix, with an off-the-shelf CMS package and an in-house team of marketing irregulars. The results provide some costly lessons. Any business considering &#x22;minor&#x22; design changes to their website needs to listen to this podcast.</description>
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<description>An eager new IT employee volunteers to run his employer&#x2019;s first paid search online advertising campaign. Without adequate experience and analytics, he misses the telltale signs of click fraud, while committing some common but expensive bidding errors. The results come to a head in a conference room confrontation that resurrects vivid memories for our professional analysts. Good advice for any company looking to advertise online.</description>
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