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Hero Conf 2016
Earlier this week, our Search Engine Marketing Analysts took a road trip to Philadelphia to attend Hero Conf 2016 – the World’s Largest All-PPC Event. After spending most of the car ride trying to figure out how to properly order the perfect Philly Cheesesteak, they sat down with industry experts to learn about the latest trends in pay-per-click (PPC) advertising.
Digital Marketing Long Island
Have you ever sat down to think about what just one hour of your time is worth? If not, it’s time for you to do the math – starting with the impact that every hour away from running your business has on its success. In a world where the Internet has become the go-to source of information for nearly everyone,
The world of social media is constantly changing – and with so many platforms and algorithms out there, it’s hard to keep up. That’s why we provide our clients and followers with This Month in Social – where we highlight the biggest changes in social media and how we prepare to tackle them. Instagram to Roll Out Algorithm Based Feed
Email Marketing Long Island Ferocious Media
A question that any email marketer is sure to ask. And while we wish we could give you a simple answer, truth is – it’s not that simple. Frustrating, yes, BUT while we can’t give you an easy answer, what we CAN do is share some of our tried and true advice on the matter. In general, there are countless
Google is at it again and local businesses may soon have the opportunity to reap the benefits of the latest and greatest from the search engine giant. Google has recently began to experiment with a new SERP feature: Local Business Cards, powered by Google Posts. This new platform will allow businesses to post content that can be picked up and
In case you missed it, last night Instagram stealthily announced it would soon be switching over to an algorithm-defined feed. That’s correct, your feed will soon work like Facebook. Instagram isn’t the first social platform to follow suit, last month Twitter announced it too would be showing the most popular posts first – though this currently is an optional function.