We often turn to search engines for answers, and RMC directors are no exceptions.
To win more new business, you need to level-up your Search Engine Marketing game and get noticed online.
- What is Search Engine Marketing (SEM)?
- How to use SEM to get noticed by the right audience, at the right time
- Key takeaway: Top tips for running successful PPC campaigns
Disclaimer: All content presented in this webinar is intended for general information purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice or official guidance.
Speakers
Jack is the Commercial Lead for Roar Digital. He has been a key figure in the digital marketing world for almost 10 years, and has worked with a vast array of industry sectors and business sizes, it’s safe to say he has a comprehensive knowledge of how to get paid media to work for any business. Since joining Roar in 2018, he has had a particular focus on driving paid media results for clients in the property industry. During his career, he has generated millions of pounds worth of revenue for his clients through paid media advertising. Connect with him on LinkedIn.
Adam Parish is the MD and Founder of Roar. Roar is a London based agency, specialising in digital marketing within the property sector. Adam has always had a keen interest in developing technology centric businesses, working across a variety of different industries. Roar is no different, offering programmatic powered digital marketing and winning the EA Masters Innovation Award in 2020. Whilst Adam enjoys learning to code, he understands his limitations and leaves the actual coding to the experts.
Currently driving the marketing strategy across the entire Fixflo product suite, James has a wealth of B2B marketing experience, which includes over a decade spent specialising in digital marketing, both agency side; consulting clients across the country on how to build and optimise their online marketing campaigns and generate more leads, as well as client side; managing the digital marketing for global corporation, Iron Mountain.