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.
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Is Google going to punish keyword rich domains?
Is Google going to punish keyword rich domains? In a recent video, Matt Cutts shares his views on domains and the brand vs. keyword debate.
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Does Myspace have a future?
It’s rumoured that ‘mobile social network’ company MocoSpace could be lining up a cut-price deal for Myspace.
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Research reveals only 58% of tweets come from official Twitter clients
New data released by Sysomos has revealed that only 58% of tweets come from official Twitter clients.
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It’s my third-party and I’ll cry if I want to
In an effort to maximise user experience, Twitter is coming down hard on developers who build ‘basic’ third party Twitter applications.
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StumbleUpon rolls out new ad platform
Web content discovery engine StumbleUpon has launched a new & improved advertising platform aimed to attract bigger brands.
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Should Google’s Ad Preview and Keyword Diagnosis tools be trusted?
Earlier this year Google announced its ‘Ad Preview & Diagnosis’ tool. Recent testing has revealed some unusal issues…
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QR codes – who’s really scanning them?
An infographic created by jumpscan.com reveals some interesting stats about QR codes and the people who are scanning them.
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Please do not feed the trolls… well, maybe just a little
TechCrunch recently rolled out a new commenting system in an effort to reduce ‘trolling’ on their blog. How’s it working out?
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The digital year in review
comScore has released its latest report, which offers a comprehensive overview of the digital landscape in Europe.
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Google is simplifying bidding for the display network
On the 15th March 2011 Google will be changing the way you bid on the display network in order to simplify the system.
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Google changes its algorithm to reward high-quality sites
Last week Google announced the latest changes to its algorithm, aimed to reduce the rankings for low-quality sites and favour the high-quality ones.
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Yahoo! turns 16
On March 1 2011, Yahoo! turned 16 years old. A recent Yahoo! blog post took a look back at the last 16 years and it’s fair to say, it’s come a long way.
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