A Dollar A Day Strategy: Sneak Peek of RDMA Event With Dennis Yu

The CoachYu show gives you a sneak peek of the RMDA event with Dennis Yu, CEO of Blitzmetrics. Dennis is a seasoned search engine engineer who advocates for a “dollar a day” strategy in digital marketing. This involves testing various pieces of content with a small budget, then investing more in the most effective ones. He emphasizes the importance of data-driven decision-making, suggesting the integration of tools like Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and Facebook Pixel to track what’s driving clients and revenue.

Yu believes digital marketing can be simplified into “recipes” or repeatable processes. He aims to debunk myths in the industry and promote transparency. He suggests that even small businesses can compete with larger ones by following these strategies.

One of his key recommendations is the creation of 15-second videos for distribution across all social media platforms. He also advises businesses to collaborate with others in their industry, such as through interviews and mutual blogging, to improve their search engine ranking. Lastly, he encourages businesses to utilize the training provided by Blitzmetrics, suggesting that even a high school student could implement the “dollar a day” strategy” and others effectively.

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