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How to set up your first Google Adwords campaign
Tonya Walker | January 25, 2012
First things first, set SMART goals for your Adwords campaign. You need to set specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely goals so you know what you want to accomplish. Now go to adwords.google.com and set up your account. Verify your email address and “create your first campaign.” Campaign type: 1) Search network only [...]
The Brand Battle of the Sexes
Engage Research | January 25, 2012
So Lynx launches a female product – does this mean that feminism has finally run its course. Well maybe not, but it has certainly generated a lot of interest in the marketing community. One could argue that in our “lady to ladette” culture, it is…
Digital Marketing Podcast Episode 57 – Ever felt like you need a Huddle? Team Collaboration Service
Target Internet | January 24, 2012
Episode 58 Ciaran speaks to Simon O’Kane from Huddle, a UK collaborative cloud computing service that is changing the way teams collaborate and work together on their business documents. We explore the ethos behind Huddle, and Simon shares with us news out today on Huddle’s latest offering. Try Huddle yourself with a 2 week free [...]
Digital Marketing News – Facebook Timeline rollout is on its way.
Target Internet | January 24, 2012
For those who have yet to enter the wonderful world of the Facebook Timeline, the deadline to clean up your act is fast approaching. Facebook has announced it will be rolling out the new look profile page over the next few weeks, and once yours is in place you’ll have a week to filter out [...]
6 Distinct Segments for Mobile Apps
VeInteractive | January 24, 2012
Success with any service always begins with finding the optimal audience. In the mysterious world of mobile apps, that audience consists of six distinct consumer segments: 1. Tech Evangelists We all know that person that always has the latest technology. Whether … Continue reading →
This Week in Digital: w/c January 23th
M2M Thoughts in Flight | January 24, 2012
What’s happened this week: *Facebook launched ‘Actions’ expanding the Open Graph with 60 partners, in what is probably the highest profile development to date in consumer facing semantic data services. Wikipedia was one of many sites going dark to protest against proposed US IP regulations (which are now on hold),…
Kill your darlings, not your clients
Rob Remington Drake | January 24, 2012
I never thought I’d say this but Good on you Katie Price. You fake eyelashed, hair extended, grey matter reduced beauty you. The artist (sic) formally known as Jordan said yes to having her Twitter account ‘hijacked’ by Snickers in the boldest stunt of 2012 so far. The former page 3 girl tweeted about [...]
Ten UK tech journos to follow on Twitter
TopLineFounder | January 24, 2012
This list is subjective. It is not based on any quantifiable stats. If you haven’t made it, then unlucky. Try not to lose any sleep over that. I won’t be. @charlesarthur - Twitter SUPREMO and Guardian technology editor Charles Arthur, is le grand fromage when it comes to breaking tech stories. Note for PRO’s: Waste his time [...]
They couldn’t really do that (could they?)
Charlene Raytek | January 23, 2012
During election years, really big ideas emerge on taxation, regulation, education and the like. In the spirit that intriguing ideas are often the most provocative (they couldn’t really do that, could they?), I am humbly offering my really big idea. O…






