Author: Libby Bearman

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  • My Five #404

    Digital word count, online privacy, and nostalgia in marketing all feature in this week’s My Five. Plus we congratulate a particularly special new mother.

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  • Five idioms to remember when hiring a copywriter

    A picture speaks a thousand words, and here we look at the bigger picture when it comes to hitting the nail on the head with your copywriter.

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  • Creating documentary-style videos for your business

    Content creation takes many forms these days, but video continues to grow in popularity. Here’s how you can use the documentary format in your brand’s marketing.

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  • My Five #396

    The galaxy grows but the Whispa shrinks in this week’s My Five.

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  • My Five #391

    When sponsored content becomes editorial coordination and social media advertising becomes transparent, plus; a cat in a box – what a week.

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  • Why Google sometimes rewrites your meta descriptions

    Google not pulling your meta description into SERPs? Fed up of your beautifully crafted copy being ignored? Don’t take it personally…

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  • Meaningful customer interactions are more important than ever

    Amid COVID-19 lockdown, digital must replace human interaction. Brands should reach out to their customers in meaningful and relevant ways to resonate.

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  • My Five #384

    Another week of lockdown done already? Where does the time go? I’ll tell ya: nowhere. Luckily, there’s been plenty going on online to keep us entertained this week.

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  • My Five #382

    It’s the Lockdown edition of My Five this week, and yes, it is COVID-19 heavy once more. But it’s not all doom and gloom in the world of digital marketing!

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  • SEO inactivity can actually send you backwards

    Amidst the coronavirus panic, instead of pausing SEO activity, consider using the time to take on those tasks that haven’t been a priority to date for a big impact now and a shorter recovery time later.

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  • Google’s new look search results

    Google may be backtracking on the changes it’s made to search results, but the results of its UX testing efforts to date have left many, many users very, very angry.

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  • My Five #371

    The January 2020 Core Update, low-quality puns, and questionable viral trends. It’s all in this week’s My Five, your weekly dose of online antics.

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