Digital Marketing Director, Addy Combs, Featured on Brick By Brick: Young Entrepreneur Podcast

Performance Digital • February 26, 2025

We are excited to share that our very own Digital Marketing Director at Performance Digital, Addy Combs, recently sat down with Luke Kramer and Nathan Magnussen on the Brick By Brick: Young Entrepreneurs Podcast to share her expertise on the secrets of digital marketing, business growth, and leadership.


In this episode, Addy shares how she built a successful digital marketing agency in Omaha, NE, the most common marketing mistakes businesses make, and why education and transparency are essential. She also discusses the power of persistence in entrepreneurship and her journey into real estate investing. Whether you're a business owner, marketer, or just curious about the digital world, this conversation is filled with valuable insights to keep you ahead of the curve.

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