Digital Marketing Blog

According to Buffer, the internet is a zoo. Let’s see how the much the ideal content length has changed in the last couple of years.

Twitter chimp(s), a LinkedIn hack and funny faces in this week’s My Five round up courtesy of Libby Bearman. Have wonderful weekend! #MyFive

What are featured snippets and how can brands ensure they will benefit from them? A roundup of Rob Bucci’s BrightonSEO talk reveals all

Are you fully up to speed with Google AdWords Editor? Here are my top tips to help make it the go-to tool for editing and creating your AdWords campaigns.

A few insights from the world this week; #BringBackTheBlue, Amazon Video Direct, Facebook’s Moments App, lack of interaction with Facebook’s reactions, and finally a little test to see if you are as smart as a 10 year old

Why has Google decided that it no longer needs to protect the privacy of its searchers?

The Hangout on Air series “Elevenses” covers an understanding of dynamic remarketing as we ask about it’s importance and how it can be utilised towards you marketing goals.

Put simply, negative SEO is a way of using tactics that can harm your website in the hope that how it performs in organic search is affected. Find out what to do if you do fall victim to an attack.

Cute dogs, stereotypes, more cute dogs, a flying pink unicorn, and a juddering climax to roundup this week’s My Five.

Executed with caution and common sense, guest blogging is still an effective method to build awareness and attract new traffic to your site.

Blink and you’ll miss these new super-short video ads just launched by Google. The new Bumper ads are just six-seconds long, but is that long enough catch a consumer’s attention?

Featured in My Five this week; Penguin 4.0, Tom Daley’s trunks, Homeless Jesus and other feel good stories from the internet this week.