Digital Marketing Blog

This week’s emojinal My Five says goodbye to Harambe the gorilla, and has a giggle at Waitrose. There’s talk about money laundry-ing and then Chewbacca goes to school.

May 2016 Google Performance Summit review part II. Google announces the launch of Data Studio; a free, new, data visualization product.

In the May 2016 Google Performance Summit, some significant changes to AdWords were announced during the ‘Google Ads & Analytics Innovations Keynote’

A blow for camp Brexit, some serious turtle power, barking mad latex clad chaps, towels, and a Google summit all feature in this week’s #MyFive.

Not all CRO testing is created equal. If you’ve found yourself dealing with an inconclusive split test, don’t get disheartened; learn from your results.

According to Buffer, the internet is a zoo. Let’s see how the much the ideal content length has changed in the last couple of years.

Twitter chimp(s), a LinkedIn hack and funny faces in this week’s My Five round up courtesy of Libby Bearman. Have wonderful weekend! #MyFive

What are featured snippets and how can brands ensure they will benefit from them? A roundup of Rob Bucci’s BrightonSEO talk reveals all

Are you fully up to speed with Google AdWords Editor? Here are my top tips to help make it the go-to tool for editing and creating your AdWords campaigns.

A few insights from the world this week; #BringBackTheBlue, Amazon Video Direct, Facebook’s Moments App, lack of interaction with Facebook’s reactions, and finally a little test to see if you are as smart as a 10 year old

Why has Google decided that it no longer needs to protect the privacy of its searchers?

The Hangout on Air series “Elevenses” covers an understanding of dynamic remarketing as we ask about it’s importance and how it can be utilised towards you marketing goals.