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Bad Decisions With Jim Banks

What do ALL digital marketing experts have in common?

They have ALL made bad decisions.

In every episode of Bad Decisions with Jim Banks you'll hear from a smart digital marketing expert who made a bad decision and what impact it had on their career.

Digital marketers, entrepreneurs, business owners or people who just like to listen to cringeworthy stories, prepare to be entertained and educated.

Candid discussions, guaranteed.

New episodes drop every Wednesday, be sure to follow.

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May 15, 2024

Exploring Bad Business Choices and SEO Insights with Ash Nallawalla

Today, we have an incredible story that traverses continents, careers, and the evolving digital age. Joining me is Ash Nallawalla, an SEO consultant with an extraordinary journey. From his humble beginnings in Bombay, India,…
May 8, 2024

20 - Emanuel Cinca - How One Huge Gamble on a Newsletter Ignited a Digital Empire

Today's guest, Emanuel Cinca, also known as Manu, joins us to share his unique journey from a struggling university student to a professional poker player, and finally to a successful digital marketing publisher. Manu pionee…
May 1, 2024

18 - Anton Shulke From War to Web - A Journey of Survival and Influence

Anton Shulke is an inspiration. He is from Ukraine and when the war started everyone in the search community rushed to Facebook looking for the video that Anton posted of himself drinking a coffee. Since then he has moved on…
April 24, 2024

16 - Purna Virji Reveals Digital Marketing Missteps that Made Her a Star

Today, we're in for a special treat as we're joined by Purna Virji, a renowned PPC expert, author, consultant, and all-around guru in digital marketing. In today's episode, we're diving deep into the labyrinth of explaining …
April 17, 2024

14 - From SEO Missteps to PPC Triumphs - Navah Hopkins Unveils Her Bad Decisions

In this episode we dive into conversation with my guest, the PPC evangelist from Optmyzr, Navah Hopkins. Navah shares her wisdom on the industry’s pressing need for diversity, her own challenges on the speaking circuit, and …