The average online blogger using affiliate marketingcan expect to make as much as £906 a year through their blogs with the beauty and fashion sector proving particularly lucrative, according to a study of 1,723 UK-based ‘lifestyle’ bloggers.
Aardman Animations, the creator of Shaun the Sheep, has teamed up with Nominet Trust to launch Shaun’s Game Academy, a national competition for young people to build online games based on the adventures of the popular TV character.
Customer compalians on public social networks, blogs forums or brands pages can be devastating for brands. Richard Harrison, UK Managing Director of Reputation.com offers four key tips on managing negative reviews online.
The 2014 Eurovision song contest dominated Twitter last Saturday night, generating more than 5.3 million tweets, according to the social network.
In a blow to the film and music industry, a new deal between UK ISPs will see frequent illegal downloaders sent strongly worded letters with no chance of fines or further legal action.
Gardening is often a seasonal past time- and not often associated with ‘digital’ media. But even those with green fingers are going digital- with some interesting results for marketers. Stephanie Keller, TGI, Marketing Executive and Media Analyst looks at how online and offline marketing can be combined to reach gardeners.
Amazon has struck a partnership with Twitter that lets users add products to their shopping carts by tweeting a special hashtag.
Viacom, the US TV giant behind MTV and Nickelodeon, is to buy Channel 5 in a £450m deal that will net a huge profit for Richard Desmond.
Gardening supply firm Thompson & Morgan restored SLI Learning Search on their e-commerce site to enhance the search functionality offered on their new platform. Since switching to SLI, Thompson & Morgan, the leading retailer of seeds and plants in the UK, saw several bottom line benefits, including a higher conversion rate and larger average order … [Read more…]
Ad funded mobile network Samba has closed down after first launching two years ago, blaming “unsustainable data costs”.