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Blake Emal
Ideas to turn your website's browsers into buyers | Founder @ Pagetear (Copywriting for SaaS, eComm, and Agencies)
Blake Emal took a non-traditional path to success, entering college at 21 and overcoming initial skill set limitations by embracing challenges. Starting as a French-speaking SEO specialist with no prior knowledge, he transitioned into agency roles and excelled, eventually becoming a Senior Manager at a $10B company. Dropping out of college, he further advanced to the role of Chief Marketing Officer by age 28, significantly growing the company under his leadership. Blake's expertise lies in marketing leadership, audience building, growth marketing, career growth, and remote work. His current mission is centered around achieving a fulfilling life for his family, pursuing personal growth opportunities, and sharing his knowledge with marketers and founders. Blake shares valuable insights freely and welcomes connections via email and Twitter.
Blake's educational background includes studying Business Administration and Management at Utah Valley University, as well as Digital Media and Web Development at Gulf Coast State College. Throughout his career, he has been associated with various organizations, serving in roles such as Founder, Strategic Advisory, Director of Content, Advisor, Chief Marketing Officer, Senior Manager of Demand Generation, and Account Strategist.
Highlights
Your content can't afford to be created for search engines.
There are already 1000s of people doing that.
And guess what?
That content is usually bad.
And now that same "SEO content" is mostly just AI generated (no hate, programmatic and AI content can work for some)
Sure, stuff like that can rank for keywords and get some traffic.
But it's typically not helping anyone.
I foresee a huge desire to get results from forums going forward (i.e. reverting back to the way we researched things 15 years ago).
Talking about places to research topics that will lead to content people ACTUALLY want:
- Niche forums
- Slack communities
- Even FB groups
Instead of looking at search volume and competition...
Find questions REAL people are asking, and answer them.
Ahead of the curve on this one
Shoulda taken my own advice
