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The rise and return of the bot. Get ready to see branded chatbots, the interactive software that helps users get things done.

Swifty, raccoon noises, Scunthorpe, racing balls and why Google isn’t a search engine. It’s all in this week’s My Five.

The Shelf’s insightful infographic walks through all of the high level points you need to know about influencer marketing

Find out how to conduct a SEO competitor analysis to help you identify opportunities in your niche and beat the competition!

Twitching, Tweeting and April Fools all feature in this week’s My Five. Plus: Find out which meme FunnyStatus has dubbed master of memes.

Google Analytics reports reveal how a site is performing. Here’s 5 reporting features that every website owner should enable for insight into user behaviour

From sensationalist headlines to truth-stretching content, will clickbait ever go away?

Featured in My Five this week; Twitter, Twitter again, Facebook’s Safety Check feature and a naughty cat plus other general silliness from the internet this week.

Easter is an important period for Home & Garden and Travel related businesses, with big spikes in search expected. Are you ready for the increase?

The change to the Instagram timeline has sparked debate, but what will moving away from a chronological feed mean for users?

This week’s My Five features updates from Google, creepy notes, inequality, and not one, but two terrifying yellow characters for your enjoyment. Shazam!

Does Google removing PageRank from its toolbar really make a difference in terms of SEO and inbound marketing? Could it spell the end of link spam?