Author: Victoria Spall

In this week’s My Five, Twitter tests the truth, TikTok stars reveal how much moolah they are raking in, and we appreciate some cool cats.

It’s no longer possible to add new Broad Match Modified keywords to Google Ads accounts. So what are our options?

In today’s My Five, Clubhouse opens its doors, Twitter tests a new feature, and the Global Emoji Trend Report reveals which emoji to avoid if you’re after some sexy time.

AdTech platforms and publishers have welcomed the news, as they now have additional time to get to grips with the new technologies being developed to fill the void.

Woohoo! It’s My Five time. BrewDog is back in the news for all the wrong reasons (again), Instagram creators get new features, and European kickball begins.

Throughout the pandemic, many brands recognised the basic human desire to forge and maintain connections – and have been able to capitalise on it as a result.

Google Ads scams, a metalcore band, and Trump launching his own social media platform (sort of). It’s all in this week’s My Five.

Check out the new Page Experience Report in Google Search Console to identify and fix user experience issues.

This week, we take a look back at the mad stuff that’s happened in the past year, save our Stories for later, and watch a boat draw a willy.

For B2B marketers, LinkedIn Ads is a great way to find and nurture leads through account based marketing (ABM).

Twitter wants you to join its clubhouse, Google takes away the cookies, and Millennials embarrass themselves. It’s My Five time.

Google’s search engine results page (SERPs) have changed a lot over the years. As of 2021, these are the main Google organic SERPs you’re likely to see, and why.