Unorthodox Web Traffic Generation, With Jordan Whelan

Filed in Podcasts, Previous Episodes on July 3, 2025

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Tired of the same old SEO strategies and paid ad tactics?

In this episode, we’re joined by web traffic expert Jordan Whelan, who shares innovative and unconventional methods for driving traffic that actually convert.

From overlooked channels to creative campaigns that break the mold, Jordan reveals how to think differently, act boldly, and turn clicks into customers.

If you’re ready to shake up your digital strategy, this is the episode for you.

Tune in to hear Jordan’s thoughts on:

  •  How will SEO change going into 2025 and beyond?
  • What is the biggest marketing mistake law firms or other clients of yours have made?
  • If I have a limited marketing budget, how can I stretch it to compete with big players?
  • How can I neutralize a client’s marketing tactics?
  • What are the biggest mistakes people make in ad buying/media buying?
  • Can you explain how energetic alignment and preservation can drive wealth expansion and business growth?
  • And much, much more!

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Jordan Whelan is the founder of Grey Smoke Media. With a background as a TV and radio producer and a publicist, he has managed over $3 billion in class action claims communications. He spent a decade mastering media buying (managing over $50 million in spend) and digital marketing, achieving the proverbial 10,000 hours of practice. Under his leadership, Grey Smoke Media helped Diamond and Diamond Lawyers grow from a small practice to Canada’s top injury and real estate law firm. Before rebranding Grey Smoke Media as a legal marketing agency, Whelan worked with publicly traded pharmaceutical companies, The Pan Am Games, Brookfield Asset Management, Intact financial corporation and crypto powerhouses such as Coinsquare. Whelan’s insights have appeared in over 100 international outlets, including The New York Post and Forbes.
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