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PPCChat

A practitioner community for pay-per-click marketers to discuss tactics, ask questions, and share resources across text and audio channels.

What it does

PPCChat connects PPC practitioners-agency and in-house paid-media pros, search and social specialists, and people learning the discipline-via scheduled chats, ongoing channel discussions, and topical resource pages. Audience and channels PPCChat serves paid-search and paid-social professionals, consultants, and learners. The site lists multiple public channels where members gather: Twitter/X hashtag conversations, a Slack workspace for text chat, a LinkedIn group and Discord for ongoing discussion, and Twitter/X Spaces for audio sessions. Weekly text chat (Slack) The historic Tuesday text chat moved primarily to the PPCChat Slack. The Slack workspace hosts the scheduled Tuesday noon ET live text discussion plus persistent channels for problem solving, mentoring, and sharing links and templates. The site points to Slack as the primary home for the weekly organized chat. Hashtag conversations (Twitter/X) The #PPCChat hashtag remains a place for live public exchanges and quick Q&A tied to weekly topics; the site posts topic recaps and links to past hashtag discussions for reference and broader community participation. Audio sessions (Twitter/X Spaces) PPCChat runs scheduled audio sessions on Twitter/X Spaces-documented as a Friday audio slot on the site-which are used for interviews, industry roundups and live Q&A with guests, offering a synchronous, voice-based complement to text discussions. Resources, recaps and topical pages The site maintains a set of resource pages, chat recaps and guidance on where to find current channels and schedules. Those pages are intended as a reference hub and archive for past topics, links and summaries. Joining and participation notes Participation is broadly public: anyone can join hashtag chats and most Spaces; for Slack, Discord or LinkedIn the site lists the pathways to join and notes that channel availability and schedules have shifted over time. For the latest channel links and exact schedules, consult the site’s "Where to Find PPC Chat" page.