Author: Victoria Spall

Victoria Spall
  • My Five #410

    We’re getting a wee bit saucy in this week’s My Five, which features the censorship of women’s bodies, craving the warmth of human flesh, and an unfortunate Zoom incident.

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  • Skills needed for a career in digital marketing

    If you’re considering a career in digital marketing and want to know what skills you need, you’ve come to the right place.

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  • My Five #403

    In this week’s My Five, we’re told to go back to the office, BoJo lies on his CV, and David Blaine attempts to leave this godforsaken planet.

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  • My Five #397

    Follow me down the rabbit hole in this week’s My Five, with QAnon conspiracy theories, the weird world of McInfluencers, and accusations of TikTok being used to spy on us.

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  • Google retail site analysis tool – Grow My Store

    Grow My Store, a retail site analysis tool by Google, claims to reveal how a website performs against its competitors, with recommendations on what to improve. But is it any good?

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  • My Five #390

    Cor, that time again, is it? It’s a fib-heavy My Five this Friday. But don’t worry – the internet is here to fight it. Go internet!

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  • Setting up LinkedIn Conversation Ads

    Ooh, LinkedIn has launched ‘Conversation Ads’. But what the heck are they, and how do you go about using them?

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  • My Five #385

    Time for another coronavirus-heavy My Five, where Google gets generous, bots replace humans on Zoom calls, and idiots burn down mobile phone masts.

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  • Using Demographics and Interests reports in Google Analytics

    Want to find out how to build audiences based on visitor demographics and interests? Google Analytics is a great place to start.

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  • Are brands getting International Women’s Day campaigns right?

    Many brands decided to run campaigns to tie in with International Women’s Day. But how did they do?

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  • My Five #377

    It’s a super nerdy My Five this week, featuring superheroes, attempts at being blasted into space, and the accuracy of Saturn in emoji form.

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  • The end of third party tracking cookies

    As of 4 February 2020, Chrome users will be given more control over third-party cookies, allowing them to opt out more easily. Find out what this means for advertisers.

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