June really has been a busy month for the entire industry. In addition to the usual coneyor belt of Google product and services updates, Amazon has been busy buying Whole Foods and turning Echos into intercoms.
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June really has been a busy month for the entire industry. In addition to the usual coneyor belt of Google product and services updates, Amazon has been busy buying Whole Foods and turning Echos into intercoms.
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Evergreen content; it just sounds calming. You can solve all your problems by simply saying: “Don’t worry, we’ll just create some evergreen content and then sit back and watch the traffic roll in forever.” Done.
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You’ve likely read an article on Medium before, even if you didn’t notice the green “M” hanging out in the corner of your screen.
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Another month, another glut of digital marketing stories to dive into. The usual suspects are covered, from Facebook and its internal content policing rules; to Google adding a number of new features to various offerings.
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I wanted to make sure that you know that Amazon is losing their patent on 1-Click checkout this year. It’s always been amazing to me that they were granted this patent in the first place, but they were (in the US - the EU took the unsurprising view that it was too obvious to patent).
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At the end of April, The New York Times published an opinion piece that was widely circulated among my network entitled “Is It Time to Break Up Google?”.
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A lot has happened in April in the digital marketing world; so much so that it’s been hard to distill everything down to one blog post.
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Historically, when digital marketing agencies venture into content creation, it’s with the hope of increasing the number, or strength, of backlinks.
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Few people dispute that brand awareness is an important consideration for companies of all sizes - there’s a half-trillion dollar global advertising industry built largely on that premise, after all.
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This month’s industry news has well and truly broke free from the industry bubble, with mainstream media extensively covering the ongoing issue of certain online adverts showing next to extremist content, which has gotten Google into serious trouble.
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Charities are facing more uncertainty than they ever have before in their perpetually uncertain existence.
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I was not surprised to see a story come out about ads being read out by Google Home, but it seems many people were.
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Working in PR, I (of course!) spend a lot of time reading news articles where the agenda is driven by stories, whether they are real life events, trends, public announcements, finding product launches or prominent anniversaries.
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When I first started working in marketing it was for family members with local businesses. Their websites were less than 50 pages and they weren’t complicated.
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