Experts trump celebs as top Twitter influencers- research
While many celebrities might have millions of people following their lives on the web, the most influential Tweeters are actually less known “experts”
While many celebrities might have millions of people following their lives on the web, the most influential Tweeters are actually less known “experts”
This month, Google announced it would be rolling out a new trademark policy in the UK (to replicate that of the US). Matthew Whiteway, Client Services Director at Greenlight, a specialist search and social marketing consulting and technology firm, says this will have severe implications for advertisers, user experience and brand owners.
This month, Google announced it would be rolling out a new trademark policy in the UK (to replicate that of the US). Matthew Whiteway, Client Services Director at Greenlight, a specialist search and social marketing consulting and technology firm, says this will have severe implications for advertisers, user experience and brand owners.
Sony is to unveil what it bills as “the world’s first internet television” on 12 October in New York, with built in support for Google’s much anticipated TV service.
Sony is to unveil what it bills as “the world’s first internet television” on 12 October in New York, with built in support for Google’s much anticipated TV service.
Consumers are ruthless about how long they’re willing to wait for a page to load on a PC, but on mobile that threshold is cut by at least fivefold. Patrick Mork, CMO, GetJar, offers guide to helping your app reach an increasingly fickle mobile audience”
With consumers facing an increasing choice in the type of gadgets they can own, consumer electronics review site Retrevo has carried out a survey to asses what gadgets say about people, specifically Android owners, iPhone owners, BlackBerry owners,Mac and PC owners. Andrew Eisner, Director of Community and Content for Retrevo.com, takes a look at the … [Read more…]
More than two in five (44 percent) of firms automatically ‘opt-in’ customers for marketing emails, rather than letting them decide if they want to receive the emails, according to new data.
More than two in five (44 percent) of firms automatically ‘opt-in’ customers for marketing emails, rather than letting them decide if they want to receive the emails, according to new data.
New research and best practice guidelines from the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) and the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) highlight the importance and effectiveness of the ‘opt-in’ audience within SMS and MMS advertising.