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Jaye Cowle, the founder of Launch, is a powerhouse in the world of paid search. With a focus on happiness in the workplace, Launch offers a comprehensive suite of services, including paid social, paid search, CRO, and data analytics. Jaye's journey from in-house marketer to agency founder is truly inspiring.
"We call ourselves the Happy Performance Marketing Agency because that's what we're doing. We're putting happiness at the heart of everything we do," Jaye shares. Launch has grown significantly and now has offices in Exeter and Bristol, promoting a healthy work-life balance and fostering high achievers.
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Jaye and I dive into the ever-evolving debate of branded vs non-branded search. Jaye emphasises the importance of understanding the customer journey and integrating both strategies for optimal results.
"The reason it depends is because you need to look at what that overall brand strategy is. If you've got a really clear tone of voice, bidding on your brand means that you can control that narrative," Jaye explains. She highlights the necessity of a cohesive approach across all channels to ensure a seamless customer experience.
Curious about Jaye's advice on balancing branded and non-branded search strategies?
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Jaye stresses the importance of focusing not just on customer acquisition but also on engagement with existing customers. She highlights the value of understanding customer lifetime value and using it to inform marketing strategies.
"We're really missing a trick where lots of brands are missing a trick. You know, these people that are searching for your brand, but asking questions," Jaye says. Engaging with existing customers and ensuring their satisfaction is crucial for long-term success.
Learn more about Jaye’s insights on customer engagement in the full episode.
One of the hottest topics right now is the Google Search Generative Experience (SGE), and Jaye shares her insights on how it's impacting paid search.
"We have to release the anchor and stop being pulled back by the way we reported before," Jaye says. She explains that traditional metrics like impressions and click-through rates are becoming less relevant, and the focus is shifting towards understanding customer preferences and behaviours through AI-driven insights.
"People are using search engines more to ask questions than to find predetermined solutions," Jaye notes. This shift is forcing marketers to adapt and ensure their strategies are aligned with evolving search behaviours.
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Jaye discusses the significance of B Corp certification and the transparency it brings to businesses. She explains how B Corp encourages companies to adopt sustainable practices and promote equity.
"Starting with that B Corp assessment is a good way to know, are you building up that transparency within the business?" Jaye states. She believes that transparency and fairness are key to creating a happy and productive workplace.
Find out more about how B Corp certification can benefit your business in the full episode.
Jaye shares her thoughts on the importance of in-person events in building relationships and fostering creativity. She recounts her experience at a recent team retreat, emphasising the value of face-to-face interactions.
"It was brilliant. And we had Nick Marks, the happiness expert. He's done a TED talk on happiness," Jaye recalls. In-person events offer unique opportunities for team building and personal growth that virtual meetings simply can't replicate.
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To wrap up the episode, Jaye leaves us with key pieces of advice:
Customer-Centric Approach: Keep your customer at the heart of all decision-making to grow your revenue.
Transparency and Fairness: Ensure transparency within your business to build trust and promote equity.
In-Person Events: Invest in in-person events to foster creativity and strengthen team relationships.
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