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Author Marty Weintraub

Marty Weintraub

Marty is author of “Killer Facebook Ads” (Wiley/Sybex 2011) and CEO of aimClear®, an online marketing agency that has managed Facebook ad campaigns generating over 10 billion impressions internationally. Client credits include MarthaStewart.com, Siemens, Second Life, Budget Direct, and other global brands.

He’s written extensively for respected Internet marketing trade publications including SearchEngineWatch, SearchEngineLand, SearchEngineRoundTable, and been quoted in many others. aimClear Blog (aimclearblog.com) has been cited as among the Technorati Top 10 Small Business Blogs, Cison Top Ten Social Media Blogs, PRWeb’s 25 Essential Public Relations Blogs You Should Be Reading, and listed in the AdAge Power150.

A fixture on the international conference circuit, Marty speaks regularly at Search Engine Strategies (SES), Search Marketing Expo (SMX), PubCon, SEMpdx, International Search Summit, All Facebook Summit, Socialize, OMMA, Search Insider Summit, Universities, and others. Marty founded and produces the aimClear® Full Day Facebook Marketing Intensive Workshop

He has been described as “not your typical agency type.” A “social media maverick” and “more innovator than follower.” aimClear has become internationally recognized for its work in demographic research, especially as pertains to search, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Marty and his aimClear team specialize in paid and organic search and social online marketing. aimClear’s services include blended search and social demographic research; search engine optimization (SEO) technical and semantic audits, analytics monitoring, and consulting; pay-per-click (PPC) audits, setup, testing, and ongoing management; online reputation management (ORM) dashboard configuration and ongoing monitoring; social media marketing consulting and data-driven community management; public relations; and copywriting.

Marty enjoys camping, canoeing, fishing, patronizing James-Beard-award-winning restaurants, and fine wine.

 

InstantCheckMate.com & Their Misleading #PPC Ad Copy Smear Tactic

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This evening in London, I was curious how locally personalized mobile search results looked for my name. Like many people I indulge in vanity searches for my name from time to time, especially when traveling. Imagine my surprise to see the InstantCheckMate mobile pay per click ad at at the bottom of my search results… Read More

PPC  /  Rants

London Calling! aimClear Speaking At International Search Summit

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Ah, London…precious city.  It’s incredibly easy to get swept up in the venerable magnetism of Westminster Abby, Saint Paul’s Cathedral, The Tower Bridge, Crown Jewels, Soho, Oxford Circus, Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Buckingham Palace, pomp, circumstance and centuries of historic regalia in one smashing city.  For goodness sakes, there was a Rolling Stones siting at… Read More

Reputation Management

Social KPI Goals Worksheet for ROI-Focused Marketers

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At the SES ClickZ social analytics training in Chicago last week, we asked the audience to raise hands if their companies are active in social. Nearly everyone in the room responded in the affirmative. We next polled how many attendees actually make money they can reasonably attribute to social media marketing. A couple of marketers… Read More

Social KPIs

Dangerous Facebook Ads Bug Results In Unauthorized Media Spend

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[11/8 Update: We have received a refund from Facebook: 11/9, On one 4 year old account, the spend cap worked today, testing additional accounts] The Facebook Ads application is throwing what seems to be a bug or a misleading change in feature behavior that allows accounts to exceed the Account Spend limit setting. aimClear experienced… Read More

Facebook Advertising

Are Romney “Obama” Facebook & Twitter Ads Dirty Tactics Or Smart Politics?

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Mitt Romney backers are buying Facebook and Twitter social advertising, designed to divert clicks from users who search for “Obama.” Buying ads for competitors’ brand search keywords is nothing new to online marketers. Decide for yourself. Is this is smart politics or dirty tactics? Some brands take offense to competitors buying ads on their name… Read More

Facebook Advertising