Search your email for a recent invoice from AdVenture Media Group. At the bottom of the invoice there is a link that reads “click here to manage your billing details and view purchase history.”

No. Agency Overdrive from Isaac Rudansky is accessed through an online course platform, and requires a monthly membership.

There are a number of reviews on the web for his courses. For the most unbiased, sign up for the 7 day free trial and decide for yourself. We believe it is 100% worth the price if you obtain a promo code. Long-term value is not there, since the course went stale over a year ago.

Visit https://learning.adventureppc.com/login to access your account.

Mr. Rudansky is an internationally renowned PPC agency owner and educator. He earned a spot in the PPC hall of fame after his course on Udemy quickly gathered over 100,000 students. Several years later, his agency Adventure PPC expanded and they have a robust portfolio of clients. Notable ones include Forbes and AMC Networks.

Udemy offers rolling sales as part of their business model. The Google Ads course should be somewhere in the realm of $12. The Agency Overdrive course is a bit more pricey, but with the coupon code “AGENCYMANIA” you should save a nice chunk. (Yes, that is an affiliate link!)

Yes. It will absolutely benefit anyone looking to expand their knowledge of PPC, landing page optimization and conversion rate optimization.

No. While it can be safely assumed that he understands the core basics of SEO, his agency offers boutique PPC and digital advertising services. SEO is not their focus.

Yes. Isaac writes his thoughts and ideas in a number of places on the web, including Medium, Adventure PPC’s website and the defunct website “theisaacrudanskyshow.com.”

Isaac has a Masters in industrial psychology from Hofstra University. He is a talented artist who originally discovered the power of digital advertising when looking for ways to sell his art online.

You can find artwork on his website “www.rudanskyart.com.” The shop feature works, so you may be able to make a purchase as well.

Although there is no official word on this from Udemy itself, Isaac wrote that BJ Fogg claimed infringement, since a portion of his work was used inside the modules. As of 12/28/2020, two of Isaac’s best selling courses have been removed from the Udemy platform. Looks like things have resolved since this was written.