Living the dream with author and digital marketing expert Matt Bailey

Send us Fan MailMatt Bailey teaches Digital Marketing to the world's biggest brands and prestigious universities. Microsoft, Google, Hilton, Orange, Nationwide, P&G, Disney, and HP are just a few of his training clients. Matt's training curriculum is used at Duke University, Rutgers University, Purdue University, University of South Florida, Full Sail University and many others. As one professional remarked, "Matt gets right into what we fear most as Marketers - the nitty-gritty stuff that keeps us sweating every decision we propose, make and track. He distilled it in a simple, straightforward way, without leaving the student feeling stupid for not knowing." Contact Matt to find out what makes his training so unique and impactful - and how it has created more than $1 billion of growth in his student's businesses. History: From developing real-estate websites in the late 90’s to starting his own digital marketing agency, Matt has been at the forefront of entrepreneurship and digital marketing. In 2015, sold his agency business to focus full-time on training. Empowering others to learn digital from analytics to search engine marketing, Matt travels around the world teaching others. He’s taught: • Google employees how to use Google Analytics, • Experian how to present data, and • Custom-developed digital marketing workshops for Microsoft, Disney, Nationwide, Hewlett Packard, Proctor & Gamble, and IBM. Matt is the digital marketing instructor for the Direct Marketing Association, the Association of National Advertisers, an instructor for LinkedIn Learning, and standards contributor for the OMCP, the international standards certification and licensing program for digital marketing education. He’s the author of Internet Marketing: An Hour a Day (2011 ), Wired to be Wowed (2015), and Teach New Dogs Old Tricks! (2017). His passion is to teach digital and media literacy skills to businesses, students, and individuals. He does this through speaking at conferences, training courses, and developing educational curriculum.www.sitelogic.comSupport the show