By : Shai Aharony on Sep 12, 2016
25 years ago, the World Wide Web went public and granted the average non-technical individual the ability to use the internet. This prolific moment changed the world; bringing the world closer together through instantaneous communication and providing us with a plethora of information at our fingertips. Nowadays almost anything can be carried out online - shopping, banking and dating to name a few. In 2016, according to Office of National...
By : Tamir Davies on Sep 5, 2016
Omni-channel these days may be an ever-popular marketing buzzword but it represents a momentous new direction. Before the age of e-commerce, purchasing only happened in brick-and-mortar stores. This type of buying does still occur, however now more commonly, consumers are using multiple channels and devices in a single purchase cycle. Customers are now the ones dictating the terms of engagement. For marketers and businesses to keep up with what customers...
By : Rachel Barton on Aug 15, 2016
The graduate; digital marketing’s progressively popular choice when recruiting new personnel. A predictable and arguably safe preference, maybe. It is easy to see the appeal. Many scholars graduate from university, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, and with a keen attitude to please. They have demonstrated dedication to their area of study and often supply the company with fresh and innovative ideas; the businesses lifeblood. However, it would appear that the ever-evolving nature of...
By : Tamir Davies on Aug 9, 2016
For most of us, search engine and Google mean the same thing. After all, it delivers what it promises and so far, there is no reason to start looking for alternatives, or is there? According to a growing number of people who are using DuckDuckGo to browse the web, there are several reasons why it may be a good idea to reconsider our reliance on Google. But what is so...
By : Louis Cooper on Jul 19, 2016
Marketing communications are quite different from 10 years ago, a marketing professional would have had television advertising, direct mail and cold calling at their arsenal to try and persuade people to buy their products. TV advertising and direct mail are still widely used today and are variably successful, but new mediums have taken hold. The Trimurti illustrated in the feature image show the three essential aspects of Shiva; creation, protection...
By : Rachel Barton on Jul 12, 2016
The weeks preceding the European Referendum saw a delicate and multifaceted issue defiled by divisive rhetoric and scaremongering from both brazen demagogues and from polarised members of the general public. Finger-pointing and point-scoring became the main political agenda, and this behaviour has since continued past the announcement of the leave campaign having secured an overall majority (with 51.9% voting to leave, against 48.1% voting to remain). The result? A somewhat...
By : Tamir Davies on Jun 22, 2016
In today’s day and age, embarking on an online content marketing campaign can be make or break to a business. If your business is hot on content, you will know there is a strong emphasis on the success a business can generate against its content. Whether you have a blog, produce articles for publications or produce your own data led projects, a content campaign can produce an unprecedented online growth...
By : Leila Glen on Jun 14, 2016
With more and more online digital marketing outlets popping up all over the place, competition to get your content widely read is rife. Content creators are having to raise their game and become more and more creative in order to outsmart the competition and drive traffic to their websites. Marketers are attempting to mix up styles of content in order to capture their target market’s attention; from lists to infographics...
By : Louis Cooper on Jun 1, 2016
Don’t be fooled. Choosing an SEO company is not an easy task for a business owner. And the chances are you’re not doing this for the first time. It’s a minefield out there. Google is an extremely complex system, that like any specialism requires expertise to manage. And many businesses just don’t have the capabilities to take on SEO work themselves. So how do you go about making one of...
By : Tamir Davies on May 27, 2016
60% of mobile traffic comes from mobile phones. That’s an incredibly high figure. The power of the internet and in particular Google is engaging a nation into using and relying upon a single platform for the acquirement of knowledge. 32 million phones are said to be purchased every year in the UK and having a website that is mobile friendly is no longer optional. Going mobile friendly is a necessity...