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Anthony Chiaravallo
Helping Clients Grow Revenue & Impact Through Performance Marketing - Trusted Advisor to C-Suite
Anthony Chiaravallo is a marketing consultant with a focus on purpose-driven performance marketing programs, specializing in building in-house marketing teams, executing ROI-driven strategies, and crafting impactful brand stories.
With a Bachelor of Business from Rider University, Anthony has collaborated with renowned clients and brands to develop integrated marketing initiatives across various industries and channels, guided by a central human truth and a commitment to using business as a force for good.
He has shared his insights on digital marketing and PR at prestigious events such as SxSW, TEDx, and Digiday, showcasing his expertise in the field.
Anthony Chiaravallo currently serves as the Principal Consultant at Clear Valley Consulting, leveraging his wealth of experience from past roles including Founder & Publisher at Conscious Connection, SVP at BCW Global, VP at BCW Global, Director at Ketchum, Marketing Director at NJ Blood Center, Digital Sales Director at Single Throw, and Senior Publisher at Mediaplanet.
In his free time, Anthony enjoys surfing, skiing, and playing the guitar at the Jersey Shore.
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Struggling to gain SEO traction? Here's a quick and dirty trick for ranking any page or post for your target keyword👇
Start by using a tool like UberSuggest to ensure there's actual search volume for your target keyword and that it's achievable. Then, commit to that primary keyword for each page or post.
Make sure it’s included in the page title, introduction, URL slug, meta description, image alt text, headers, and sprinkled throughout the content.
If you need help with this, try using this free SEO Tool that ranks your piece of content based on how well you used the keyword (linked in comments).
Give that a try and let me know how it goes 🤙🏼
How many digital ad impressions does it take to make a sale? Let me share a story ⤵
In the past month, I've seen ads for the Zima Dental Pod and Collars & Co at least 30 times. I haven't bought either one yet, but I clicked on the ads about ten times, saved the posts on Instagram, researched reviews on Amazon and even hit "I'm tired of seeing this ad" a few times.
Yet, despite the mixed reactions, the seed has been planted—I plan to buy these items soon. It could be directly through the brand's site, via a Google search (organic or paid), Amazon or through social media. But which platform will get the credit for the sale?
On the flip side, I saw an ad on Instagram for the mobile game Sword of Convallaria, a tactical RPG. Intrigued, I downloaded it on the spot. The game didn’t work at first (thanks to a full phone), but once I got it running, I enjoyed the gameplay.
However, playing on my phone wasn’t ideal, so I turned to Google to explore similar games for Nintendo Switch. Three days and countless Reddit threads later, I purchased Unicorn Overlord (bad name) on Amazon, thanks to glowing reviews from fellow gamers and a 20% off sale.
With user journeys often being even more convoluted than this, it's clear why your attribution model and performance marketing strategy need to evolve.
Is your marketing strategy ready to navigate these complex journeys?
