Cognitive Match wins over digital pioneer Andrew Walmsley
Online ad targeting firm Cognitive Match has boosted its team with i-level founder Andrew Walmsley joining its board in a non-executive capacity.
Online ad targeting firm Cognitive Match has boosted its team with i-level founder Andrew Walmsley joining its board in a non-executive capacity.
The stakes are rising in the battle to remove irrelevant listings from high in search engine results, and Blekko’s fast footwork is seeing the young search tool get digital street-cred as well as extra clicks. Here’s why…
The latest study of UK online retailing concludes that website experiences lag behind customer needs. EPiServer’s assessment of 25 of the UK’s top retailers paints a picture of consistently missed opportunities for brands to generate sales online. No silver bullet, but some key learnings any online store should take a look at…
Facebook ranks as the top US display advertisement publisher in Q3 2010. The improvement of audience targeting, display formats and quality of creative is paying dividends.
AT&T ranked as the top online display advertiser in Q3, 2010 with 21.1 billion impressions, accounting for 1.6% of display advertisments.
As events continue to unfold in Japan, one software firm is making a material difference on the ground. Developed out of the political meltdown surrounding the astonishing tragedy of Hurricane Katrina, Google’s Person Finder tool is looking like it will become embedded in disaster relief processes worldwide. It’s a perfect example of how the digital … [Read more…]
It must have seemed like a great idea: a natural disaster, a global outpouring of sympathy, a donation engine from the world’s largest software maker and a way of consumer support on the web translating straight into donations. But the nuances of social media can be subtle, and here’s what Microsoft are learning, fast…
In an era when personal data is the window into marketing effectiveness, it’s good to look out for the smart companies making the smart moves. This week it’s Omnicom…
UK music streaming service we7 is launching a mobile radio app which lets users create their own personal radio stations that can work anywhere.
Clearly the likes of Facebook and Twitter weren’t a consideration as a channel five years ago. Now we see a process of acceptance and gradual integration with existing marketing techniques. But in its fifth year, the Adestra and Econsultancy Email Marketing Census shows there’s a long way to go…