Demystifying the Google Guarantee
In today’s digital age, online reviews and search engine rankings play a crucial role in shaping the success of businesses. Recognizing this, Google has introduced a powerful tool called the Google Guarantee.
In today’s digital age, online reviews and search engine rankings play a crucial role in shaping the success of businesses. Recognizing this, Google has introduced a powerful tool called the Google Guarantee.
According to Hootsuite, prospective customers are 70 percent more likely to visit local businesses with a GMB profile.
Despite shifts in marketer priorities and stark warnings from experts, itβs still not clear how advertisers will navigate the landscape after third-party cookie deprecation.
Your definition of real-time marketing is about to change. While real-time marketing will still revolve around social, new elements are hitting the scene. While real-time marketing on social media is efficient, it may not reach the top retailers you need to properly expose your brand. RangeMe allows direct contact with top retailers, with the opportunity to promote to places such as Target for target partners online. Despite this, real-time marketing is still a vital part of an advertisement.
Both Google and Facebook recently announced new real-time marketing additions. Google, of course, has been the key platform for internet marketing for a while now, with all brands and businesses looking to perfect their SEO so that they can perform best on Google. This is often done by professional SEO teams such as bigfootdigital.co.uk that help their clients become higher ranked on search engines. However, it seems that both Google and Facebook are developing their presence in the online marketing world. Unsurprisingly, both arrived just in time for the historic Super Bowl 50 on Feb. 7. Now both platforms can roll out their new features to eagerly awaiting brands and fans by seizing the Super Bowl’s momentum.
The 2015 Super Bowl was the most tweeted ever with more than 28.4 million tweets. Facebook also saw record-high numbers with more than 265 million posts and conversations about the Super Bowl.
The significant bump in both traffic and engagement drastically affected the ads running on Facebook. Click-through rates for Facebook ads were up 9 percent, while conversion rates increased by 415 percent compared to the Sunday prior, according to Marin Software data.
Super Bowl organizers announced this year’s NFL title game will be the most technologically advanced game ever played. With this in mind, the opportunity to generate mobile ad revenue is undeniable. I’m guessing it will be the most social game ever too.
Here’s what you need to know about the new real-time marketing additions. Follow along with the features as you tune into Super Bowl 50.
Article originally posted by on Emma Fitzpatrick on Exclusive.Mulitbriefs.com
Yes, you can now play Pac-man on ANY google map! Simply type in an address on a google map and click the Pac-Man image on the bottom of the screen. I’ve noticed that some aspects of the game are still a little clunky. A few times it didn’t want to work with the map that I was looking it so it gave me the option to use a map that definitely works. It’s also very difficult to control the little yellow ball gobbler with streets that aren’t on a perfect grid. At first I thought this was another April fools joke but it looks like they’re gonna keep this one around awhile…
Here’s a little video from my first crack at it.
This is a great article originally from Mashable. Easily one of my favorite sites.
Google Drive is here to make your life easy, but we’re here to make it even easier.
The multifaceted feature that allows you to create documents, photos, spreadsheets, drawings and more has boundless abilities. However, with Drive’s constant updates and added hacks, we’re only scratching the surface of what it can really do. You can learn how to improve your workflow with Google Drive, I bet you didn’t know that!
Here are eight tip and tricks to maximize your Google usage.
I found this great infographic on Media Bistro with Social Media growth from 2004 to 2013. Some of these numbers are going to surprise you, take a look at Google+…