Specialists in search, social, creative, retail media and measurement. Discover their expertise, read their work and find people you want to learn from.
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Practical knowledge, original thinking and specialist experience. The expertise tags and Why follow notes help you find relevant work, without implying a ranking or a single definition of success.
Anu Adegbola is the founder and CMO of PPC Live and paid media editor at Search Engine Land. She organises practitioner events, moderates discussions and hosts PPC Live The Podcast, including conversations about campaign mistakes and lessons learned. She also works as a paid search consultant and coach, covering strategy, analysis, execution and Google Ads automation.
Why follow
Find candid practitioner conversations, PPC Live events and ongoing paid-media learning.
Ayisha Yousef is a performance marketing consultant associated with What Matters Media. Her work focuses on ecommerce advertising across Google Ads, Shopping and paid social on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. She shares practical guidance through PPC Live, including planning for peak shopping periods and understanding why reliable conversion tracking should be established before campaigns launch.
Why follow
Explore ecommerce campaign strategy and practical perspectives shared with the PPC community.
Boluwa Olojo is a growth and performance marketer and PPC Live contributor. Her public work explores paid acquisition, analytics, automation and emerging advertising channels. She has gathered practitioner experiences of ChatGPT Ads across lead generation, ecommerce and B2B, presenting differing views on targeting and measurement. The Paid Search Association lists her as a board member and freelance specialist.
Why follow
Discover first-hand practitioner conversations about testing new advertising channels.
Chanelle Dzwowa is a Senior PPC Account Executive at Kinesso and a contributor to PPC Live. Her writing connects technical campaign work with practical advertising judgement, covering dashboards, scripts, Excel and the review of AI-generated recommendations. She reports on practitioner events and explores the different roles of brand and generic search campaigns, helping advertisers connect day-to-day execution with business objectives.
Why follow
Connect scripts, dashboards and campaign analysis with the business roles of brand and generic search.
Charley Brennand is Founder and CEO of Performance MCR, a Manchester performance-marketing conference. The organiser describes her as an active PPC practitioner with experience across search, shopping, paid social, programmatic, YouTube and display.
Why follow
Find practitioner connections and shared learning through the Performance MCR community.
Hana Kobzová is a PPC specialist and founder of PPC News Feed, a publication that tracks changes in advertising platforms. Her work combines client account management with reporting and explaining platform updates. She contributes to the Google Ads community and explores scripts and AI automation, using both practical campaign experience and a structured news archive to support other advertisers.
Why follow
Track Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising updates through a maintained PPC news archive.
Jess Budde co-created and hosts Marketing O’Clock, a weekly show covering digital marketing news. At Cypress North, her work spans marketing operations and client service, including account staffing and coordination between clients and delivery teams. Her public contribution combines discussion of platform changes with the operational perspective of running an agency’s marketing work.
Why follow
Follow collaborative industry-news discussions and the practical questions behind platform changes.
GROW THIS WITH YOUR PEERS
Who do you learn from?
We invite each woman featured here to nominate up to three other women whose paid-media work she knows and values. Share a public example and explain their expertise. Our aim is to grow towards 100, with peer recommendations helping shape who is featured next.
This is an invitation, not a task or a popularity contest. One thoughtful recommendation is welcome. Every suggestion is checked for relevant work, duplicate profiles and the nominee’s wishes before inclusion. A nomination earns no points and does not publish a profile automatically.
This collection starts with 50 existing PMC contributor profiles, selected for public paid-media work. It is alphabetical and unranked. It is not exhaustive. Inclusion recognises public work; it does not imply membership, profile ownership or endorsement of PMC.
Specialist expertise, useful published work and peer recommendations guide editorial review. Nominations are starting points for research, not votes. No points or ranked positions are attached to this collection. Existing contribution scores and positions remain separate in the main leaderboard.
People should be comfortable with how they are represented. Featured practitioners can request a correction, choose how they are described, or ask to leave the collection. We do not infer someone’s identity from a name or photograph, and nominations do not override their wishes.
Original selection reviewed 16 October 2026. Profiles retain their existing photographs, professional sources, contributions and claim status.