Digital Marketing Blog

What’s happening in the world of digital marketing?

The latest news from the world of digital, along with insights, opinions and practical tips.

  • Blekko announces impressive milestone

    Search engine, Blekko has announced an impressive milestone – in January, the search engine received over 30 million search queries.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • Do QR codes work?

    Do QR codes actually work? How many people scan QR codes?

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    Joe Friedlein

  • At last, Android gets an app webstore

    Google has released a web-based version of its Android app market, meaning that for the first time Android users can browse and download apps on the internet.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • Myspace is for sale – any takers?

    Rumours of Myspace’s sale have been stirring for some time now. It has now been revealed that News Corp has officially stated it plans to sell the site.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • How LinkedIn’s new features could help your business

    Until now, LinkedIn hasn’t had much to offer in the way of marketing functionality. This is a list of some new features you may have overlooked.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • If Carlsberg did digital networking events…

    Browser Media founder Joe Friedlein returns from the 5th Digital Ski trip organised by Econsultancy with fond memories of another fantastic trip.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • Facebook ‘Places Deals’ rolls out in UK and Europe

    Facebook has launched Places Deals, a service which allows users to check into shops using their mobile phone to get discounts, in the UK and Europe.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • Google begins censoring piracy related search results

    In a new effort to quash online piracy, Google is censoring its ‘autocomplete’ results for some of the key offending search terms

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    Joe Friedlein

  • Google’s Periodic Table of APIs

    To help the millions of developers around the world, Google has created a periodic table-style infographic, showcasing its APIs and developer products.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • LinkedIn rolls out new, advanced ad targeting

    LinkedIn, the “professional social network” has some new ad features that allow advertisers to target users’ more accurately, including, by job title.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • Facebook turns your actions in to new ad format

    Facebook is rolling out a controversial new ad format that lets companies bid on your actions to turn them in to adverts.

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    Joe Friedlein

  • The state of Wikipedia

    Wikipedia has recently celebrated it’s 10th birthday and to celebrate, a video has been created to highlight the state of the site

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    Joe Friedlein