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Author: Victoria Spall
Browser Media’s resident geek with ten years account management experience under my belt.
Fell in love with the fast-paced world of digital marketing, and I’ve never looked back.
I’m a massive anime nerd, avid wonky punk listener, and roast dinner connoisseur.
My Five #483
This week’s My Five features crypto crashes, boob bans, Google giving bad SEO advice and a more inclusive image search.
Spring clean your Google Ads account
Time for a bit of spring cleaning. Here are a few hints and tips to help give your Google Ads account a sprucing up.
My Five #478
In this week’s My Five, Dyson creates a product that sucks and blows, Twitter wants you to pair up, and graffiti dongs become part of an awareness campaign.
My Five #472
In today’s My Five, Zuckerberg wants to make employees his ‘Metamates’, Coinbase takes a punt on a Superbowl ad, and beauty influencers lube up.
Increasing LinkedIn engagement – Best practice posting guide
It can be frustrating when you post some great content or exciting news on LinkedIn, only to see it fall flat. Find out what you can do to try and fix it.
My Five #465
It’s a rather dreary My Five this week. But there are memes and a game where you can cut up pizzas, as well as new features from Instagram and WhatsApp that everyone hates.
Using LinkedIn Ads data to find prospects
Want to find out more about your potential customers? LinkedIn Campaign Manager is where it’s at if you want to dig into demographics, and analyse this data to find new prospects.
My Five #461
In today’s My Five, Meta tries to do better, an Instagram scam is revealed, and something fishy happens to a well known angling site.
Google Ads is shifting toward automation, but is it right for your campaign?
Google Ads is shifting toward automation, alleging that it improves campaign performance. But does it?
My Five #456
In this week’s My Five, we decide if we can be ourselves, Twitter asks if you are up for having a barney, and Mark Zuckerberg has a cry (probably).
Filling the third party cookie gap
Third party cookies are in the process of being phased out, so what can marketers do now to plug the gap?