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EP 274: Everything You Need to Know About Quora Ads w/Joe Martinez

July 5, 2018

While most of the advertising conversation is taken up by Facebook and Google, there are some lesser-known channels that can get you some great results.

Joe Martinez, the Director of Paid Search and Community, is a huge fan of Quora Ads and we wanted to have him on the show to get a break down of this advertising channel. What are Quora Ads? How do Quora Ads work? What type of results can you get with Quora ads? Get answers to all of your questions on Quora in this episode.

Plus – have you tried using Waze Local Ads? We have some great tips and ideas for you to try out Waze Local Ads…All on this episode of EDGE of the Web.

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