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.
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2011 social media statistics show huge growth
2011 statistics show a huge growth in social media usage when compared to last year.
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Real-time ads being tested on Facebook
Facebook is trying to improve the way in which it delivers ads by targeting real-time conversations.
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Google preparing better ad system in Gmail
Google is in the process of rolling out ‘better ads in Gmail’. As well as an increase in relevancy, Google plans to present users with local deals and offers.
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Yahoo! launces Search Direct, Google Instant alternative
Yahoo has launched new product called ‘Search Direct’. Much like Google Instant, results are populated live in front of you as you type in the search box.
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Google Advances Location Targeting on AdWords
Google has advanced its location settings to allow advertisers to target or exclude users based on their physical location or location of interest.
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LinkedIn announces milestone – 100 million members
Business social network, LinkedIn announced a very big milestone today – 100 million members, and counting.
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Not another SEO v PR post!
Download Joe Friedlein’s presentation from last week’s ROLive event and find out how the disciplines of SEO and PR are blurred.
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Twitter celebrates its fifth birthday
Today, Twitter celebrates it’s fourth birthday. A big day for the company that has grown at a staggering rate since its launch back in March 2006.
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Is Google going to punish keyword rich domains?
Is Google going to punish keyword rich domains? In a recent video, Matt Cutts shares his views on domains and the brand vs. keyword debate.
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Does Myspace have a future?
It’s rumoured that ‘mobile social network’ company MocoSpace could be lining up a cut-price deal for Myspace.
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Research reveals only 58% of tweets come from official Twitter clients
New data released by Sysomos has revealed that only 58% of tweets come from official Twitter clients.
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It’s my third-party and I’ll cry if I want to
In an effort to maximise user experience, Twitter is coming down hard on developers who build ‘basic’ third party Twitter applications.
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