‘Mobile search’ are the words on every marketer’s lips these days. It’s fair to say that the channel has exploded in the past year or so and continues to gather pace with ever more innovative ways of reaching out to customers. I…
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How to Increase Your Revenues by Targeting Your Google Adwords PPC Campaigns to Mobile Users
Saturday, December 1st, 2012
Posted in adveristing, adwords, agency, Android, Apple, BlackBerry, devices, geographical targeting, Google, Google Adwords, htc, iphone, keywords, Marketing, Mobile Advertising, mobile devices, mobile marketing, mobiles, PAID SEARCH, phones, platform, PPC, QR codes, search marketing, smartphones, strategies, Stuart Reader, uk, web design, website tips | No Comments »
Does the Rise of Paid and Social Search Signal the End of SEO?
Monday, July 2nd, 2012
With Google putting so much focus on Adwords, its paid search programme, and Social Search, is traditional Search Engine Optimisation really safe? In the Beginning When Google was born natural search results ruled the roost. The Google homepage …
Posted in google plus, online advertising, Online Marketing, organic search, PAID SEARCH, PPC, search marketing, SEO, SEO ranking, Social Marketing, social media, social search | No Comments »
King of the Castle – Google, Yahoo, Bing or someone else?
Sunday, January 22nd, 2012
It’s like the Three Musketeers; All for one and one for all! Hmm… Did I get that right?! It’s probably more like one for one = Google for themselves and the rest will try and tag along. The battle of the triplets have been going on more for…
Posted in Digital marketing, Google, Marketing, online, online advertising, PAID SEARCH, PPC, search marketing, sem, SEO, social media | No Comments »
Links worth a click #15
Friday, November 25th, 2011
A week with some great online content, tips and tricks. PowerPoint as content: PowerPoint gets a hard press, in and out of meetings. But, used correctly, it can be turned into social media gold. Have a quick read of this … Continue reading →![]()
Posted in blogging, business blogging, content, content marketing, digital, Links worth a click, Marketing, marketing assassin, Pay per click, PowerPoint, PPC, rene power, search marketing, SEO / Search, social media, Video, YouTube | No Comments »
Review of Think Visibility – The UK’s Best Search, Social Media and Affiliate Conference
Tuesday, September 6th, 2011
TweetThink Visibility returned to Leeds again this weekend. It was my third ThinkVis, and judging by the number of people who had travelled from outside of the north of England, it looks like the event is finally starting to get the recognition it de…
Posted in 301, Anna Lewis, Bas Van Den Beld, dom hodgson, domains, dominic hodgson, duplicating content for SEO, edgerank, Events, facebook, kelvin newman, Lego, link building, malcolm coles, malcolm slade, monetising websites, PAID SEARCH, Rishil Lakhani, search engine optimization, search engine optimization strategies, search marketing, SEO, seo conference, Sinead Hernen, social networking, think visibility, thinkvis, thinkvisibility, uk, user engagement, website security, wordpress tools | No Comments »
Links worth a click #9
Saturday, August 20th, 2011
At the end of every week, I look to pull some highlights from the huge amount of marketing and technology content I stumble across each week online. Here is a round up of this week’s ‘must reads’. Mobile: As more people … Continue reading →![]()
Posted in blogging, General, hubspot, Jeff Bullas, keywords, links, Links worth a click, Marketing, marketing assassin, mobile, rene power, search marketing, SEO, social media roi | No Comments »
Links worth a click #8
Sunday, August 14th, 2011
Every week (when time permits) I try and consolidate some of the more relevant marketing and technology content I stumble across here on the blog. Here is a round up of this week’s ‘must reads’. Infographics have reached saturation point … Continue reading →![]()
Posted in Apple, blogging, Econsultancy, Email Marketing, facebook, General, Jeff Bullas, links, Links worth a click, Marketing, marketing assassin, rene power, Samsung Galaxy tab, search marketing, Viewbix, visual.ly | No Comments »
How to Make Sense of the So-Called ‘Conversion Funnel’
Wednesday, July 27th, 2011
Tweet In this, the first in a series of articles on optimising your digital marketing strategies, Azam Marketing’s Saija Mahon explores The Conversion Funnel. Conversion Funnel. I’ve been hearing the above mentioned over and over again in the…
Posted in conversion funnel, conversion tracking, conversions, Digital marketing, google analytics, online, online advertising, PAID SEARCH, path to conversion, PPC, Saija Mahon, search marketing, SEO, social networking | No Comments »
Local Search – Yell’s new strategy from supplier of advertising to leader in local eMarketplace
Tuesday, July 19th, 2011
Yell is far from giving up its fight for survival. Following a series of press releases telling the world about their new partnerships with the likes of Microsoft and Bazaarvoice and acquisition of Znode, they finally announced their new strategy on the 14th July. Given these new alliances, it came as no surprise that Yell’s objective [...]![]()
Posted in local search, mobile, online, Print, search marketing, social, yell, yell group, Yell new strategy, yellow pages | No Comments »
What is local search marketing and should it be multi-channel?
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011
Despite the complexity of our increasingly multichannel / multiplatform world, the most important factor remains the same – businesses must ensure that they can be found! Sounds simple enough, right? But how many companies are embracing the fact that search activity is relevant to more channels than just online? What is local search marketing? The [...]![]()
Posted in local search, Local Search Marketing, mobile, mobile search, offline search, online, online search, Print, print search, search, search marketing, social, social search | No Comments »



