Digital Marketing Blog

What’s happening in the world of digital marketing?

The latest news from the world of digital, along with insights, opinions and practical tips.

  • SEO v. PR

    An interesting look at the future for PR agencies and how they must adapt to the changing face of media.

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  • Google increases its grip on the UK online ad market

    Google continues to dominate UK online ad market. The results of the annual IAB / PwC study.

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  • Kinderstart case against Google is dismissed

    Case against Google is dismissed as judge throws out Kinderstart.com’s arguments.

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  • Google tests new online ad system

    Google announces new pay per action ad model. Is this a signal of a move towards affiliate marketing?

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  • Brand search terms

    Are brand search terms the real key to search engine marketing success or should you focus your SEO / PPC on non branded keywords?

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  • Duplicate content penalties

    Is duplicate content really an issue for websites? Will search engines penalise sites with duplicate content?

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  • Organic v. Paid Search

    An interesting review of the balance between organic and paid search. What balance should you strike?

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  • Piper Jaffray on the future of the search industry

    An interesting report into the future of the search engine industry. What does the future hold for search engine marketing?

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  • The truth about click fraud?

    Google announces figures on the rate of undetected click fraud.

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  • Search Engine Statistics

    A review of the latest search engine statistics showing Google’s continued dominance.

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  • Quality score platforms have higher click through rates

    An interesting study into how a quality score ppc platform can have positive effects on the user experience and thererefore the click through rates. How initial results from Yahoo!’s Panama platform demonstrate this effect.

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  • How do people actually use search engines?

    An interesting report in how people actually use search engines. What do they look at and what do they click on? Is there a different between information seekers and those ready to buy?

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