With Facebook unable to charge users for using the site, the social network now has an increased focus on advertising and converting its users into brand’s customers. Richard Britton, managing director, CloudSense, explains why this is good news for online retailers.
Despite the economic gloom, direct marketing spend in the UK is set to grow 7% this year, driven by investment in email and social media, according to new research from the Direct Marketing Association (DMA).
Despite the economic gloom, direct marketing spend in the UK is set to grow 7% this year, driven by investment in email and social media, according to new research from the Direct Marketing Association (DMA).
If low quality sites are linking to yours, this could affect your search rankings- but how can you detect and tackle these ‘black hat’ SEO techniques? In this video, Matt Cutts, head of Google’s Webspam team, explains what to do if competitors are using these underhand techniques to outrank you on Google.
The operator of Holiday Inn is under investigation for signing a potentially unlawful deal to limit discounts on rooms.
Selling through Facebook (f-commerce) is set to be worth £3.1 billion for UK businesses over the next 3 years, according to new research.
London businesses are flocking to hire online freelancers, as the UK capital is coming out as the top earning city in Europe, where online hiring was up 25% over last quarter, according to a new report.
Nearly all (94%) of consumers worry about their online privacy, and are less likely to engage with companies they do not trust, according to new report.
Facebook has denied allegations from a music company that branded the social network as ‘scumbags’ and claimed that 80% of its ad clicks were generated by bots rather than people.
Twitter has reached the half billion accounts mark in June 2012, including more than 140 million in the US alone, according to new research.