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Inspired Insider Podcast Feature: The Power of Digital Advertising Agencies with Josh Rosen of Hotspex Media

Inspired Insider Podcast Feature: The Power of Digital Advertising Agencies with Josh Rosen of Hotspex Media
Hotspex Media Team

Tune into the InspiredInsider podcast as Hotspex's President, Josh Rosen, sits down with Dr. Jeremy Weisz to explore the dynamic world of digital advertising!

Discover how Hotspex has been instrumental in helping companies thrive online, from the early days of Wave Digital Media to our latest innovation, Reticle AI. Join us for an engaging conversation filled with insights into our business model, platform recommendations, and the future of digital marketing. 

Check out the full episode here.

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