Archive for the ‘Ve Interactive – North America’ Category

Ve Interactive is proud to announce the success of their first ever Global Conference – VGC2012. Ve London HQ brought together international teams from the US, Nordics, DACH and Brazil to host a  six day conference to celebrate the company’s … Continue reading →

  This week saw Ve Interactive’s UK CEO, David J Brown invited to participate in 2 panel discussions and one closed round table at the A4U Expo in London. The first panel debate covered Tech congestion in Performance Marketing and the … Continue reading →

In less than 48 hours, for the first time since Ve’s inception, The Ve Interactive Global Conference will kick off at Ve Interactive HQ in London! We will be welcoming members of Ve from the offices in Berlin, Boston, Stockholm … Continue reading →

Last night’s Presidential Debate proved to be the hottest topic in U.S. political history on Twitter, with an estimated 10.3 million tweets in the 90 minute broadcast. These are the ten hottest topics that took over Twitter from 9:00 p.m. … Continue reading →

In order to market to someone well, you have to understand your buyer’s mind and what they want from your business. If your business is too big to know your customers on a personal level, social psychology research can be … Continue reading →

Twitter released a new layout for brands yesterday – a large header that holds a striking resemblance to Facebook’s timeline cover photo. While the social networks’ concepts are extremely similar, the actual image dimensions and visual displays are very unique … Continue reading →

Today is the day! At 1:00 p.m. EST Apple will debut the long-awaited “iPhone5″ in San Francisco, California – already carrying a lot of weight on its (allegedly) slim frame. As a data-driven organization doing our part in the mobile … Continue reading →

In today’s ever-changing online conversation, it takes more than just historical keyword research to drive a relevant, effective digital marketing strategy. in order to engage with the right audience, you must first listen and understand what they’re already saying – … Continue reading →

If you have been out to eat anywhere in the past year, you have been witness to the new, disruptive sensation that has been taking restaurants by storm. That sensation being the overwhelming amount of diners utilizing their smartphones at … Continue reading →

A report on August 6 showed that, with six days to go, NBCOlympics.com had surpassed 1 billion page views – almost as many as the network netted for the entire 2008 Beijing Olympics. Obviously social media existed during past games, … Continue reading →