Top Pinterest UK Campaigns for 2019
Birds Eye, Ted Baker and Sainsbury’s were among the best Pinterest campaigns for 2019. Birds Eye, Ted Baker and Sainsbury’s were among the best Pinterest campaigns for 2019.
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BT teams with Amazon for Alexa voice search
BT has announced it has added Alexa voice search to its TV service and offering new and existing customers 6 months free Prime video as part of the Amazon partnership.
Shutterstock launches music subscriptions for content creators
Shutterstock is announcing an unlimited music subscription priced at £129 a month, aimed at YouTubers, social media managers and podcast producers who can now license tracks as needed without worrying about the total price tag.
YouTube shopping ads expand to mobile app
Google is expanding its network of shopping ads to the YouTube mobile app as it looks to take on Amazon in the growing ecommerce ad sector.
Yext launches AI-Search product for brand websites
Yext has launched an AI-based search product for business websites – ‘Yext Answers’ to help brands answer customer questions with brand verified answers.
SEO budgets fall as marketers want clearer guidelines
The budget for SEO in the average marketing team has dropped by 5% in 2019 compared to those in 2018, with 60% of marketers admitting that resource and a lack of available spend are the main reasons for a lack of investment in organic search activity, according to new research.
UK digital ad spend rises £7.3bn
Total UK digital ad spend was up 13% year on year in the first six months of 2019, according to IAB UK’s half year Adspend update
Social media giants can now be ordered to remove posts worldwide
Facebook and similar apps and websites can be ordered to take down illegal posts worldwide after a landmark ruling from the EU’s highest court.
Trustpilot teams with Yext to boost customer review management
Brand search platform Yext has struck a global integration with reviews firm Trustpilot with a new location-based tool.
Guest comment: Google bids Goodbye to the Average Position Metric
As of 30th September, Google’s ‘average position’ metric was retired to make way for ‘prominence metrics’. This change may be viewed as a serious concern for advertisers but Marin Software’s Head of Marketing, Wesley MacLaggan, showcases how it is possible to transition from one metric to the other seamlessly and without impacting success.