A corona-heavy My Five this week, but it is not all doom and gloom. Some rays of light from our internet travels this week to brighten up your day.
A marketer’s introduction to Twitch
As live-streaming becomes a greater part of our daily lives, now we’re all on lockdown, we look at the rising live streaming and social platform, Twitch.
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?
On-Page SEO Guide
What are the most important factors in on-page SEO? A guide to help you optimise any web page for search engines. On-page SEO made easy.
My Five #374
Has social media become anti social? A raft of negativity towards social media but birthday celebrations for Google Maps and a celebration of the wonders of technology.
Retail in the 2020s
The Digital Brew: Episode 11. We chat to Jason Heller, of Huggle, about retail in the 2020s. Why is it so tough and what do you need to do to succeed in retail?
Top 100 Vegan Influencers According to Buzzumo
With Veganuary on the horizon, here are the top 100 vegan influencers that you should be following in 2020, according to Buzzsumo.
Project fees vs retainer. Which is best? A digital agency’s perspective.
What is the ‘best’ pricing model to adopt when engaging a marketing agency? A consideration of why we support the retainer if you wish to deliver long term results.
How to write better blog posts: a step-by-step guide
A concise but informative overview of how you can write better blog content, and how to optimise your posts for an online audience.
My Five #355
A bad week for journalism and ad targeting but a good week for Twitter and TikTok, plus some amazing pictures of dogs in bags. It is My Five time.
How to Make a Lookalike Audience in Ads Manager
Guest writer, Ilan Nass, talks us through duplicating a Facebook audience and how this can enhance your social media marketing.
Quick tips for using reciprocity in marketing
Calling on deeply ingrained human behaviour, reciprocity in marketing means offering potential customers something for nothing. And expecting nothing in return.