Snapchat rolls out QR-style ‘Snapcodes’ to open links in app
Snapchat will provide in-app analytics for Snapcodes that are scanned at least 100 times.
Snapchat will provide in-app analytics for Snapcodes that are scanned at least 100 times.
Facebook's combating fake news by improving its News Feed algorithm based on two new signals.
The huge quarter follows three consecutive quarters of year-over-year sales declines.
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Reviews can be an important part of a local SEO strategy, but columnist Greg Gifford warns that overdoing it can make your business look shady.
Battle between retail giants continues as Walmart goes after Amazon Prime's free shipping by offering it with no membership fee required.
Snapchat has launched a bigger and better advertising platform that aims to grow revenues.
The Anheuser-Busch brand says its Super Bowl commercial was inspired by its founder Adolphus Busch's pursuit of the American Dream.
A new paper from Princeton and Stanford researchers says their model works up to 70 percent of the time, using only anonymous browsing histories.
Account-based marketing uses spears instead of marketing’s traditional wide nets to get new customers, and now tech is enabling armies of spears.
As the role of the social consumer market insights professional becomes ever more vital to organizations, contributor Will McInnes takes a look at the hurdles they face and how to successfully deal with them.
The new Data Hub can also utilize previous ad history, such as ads already viewed from a specific advertiser.
Advertisers will be able to hold their Audience Network ads to a higher viewability standard than Facebook's own 50% in view standard.
How do you write content that encourages engagement? Contributor Jennifer Spencer shares five tips to keep in mind when creating a story for your readers.
Here’s our daily recap of what happened in marketing technology, as reported on MarTech Today, MarTech and other places across the web. From MarTech Today: Cloudflare’s Firebolt is first to bring AMP for Ads to non-Google ad networks Jan 30, 2017 by Ginny Marvin The new service aims to enable speed, security and higher revenue for ad-supported […]
More than 25 tech companies potentially involved in the action.
Apple is no longer the leader in a much more crowded virtual assistant field.
The program represents about $350 in fee savings to local merchants.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
The new service aims to enable speed, security and higher revenue for ad-supported mobile and desktop content.
As media, advertising and technology become increasingly interwined, contributor Peter Minnium takes a look at how marketers and agencies are responding to this mad, mad, MAdTech world.
How can we determine which of our site pages aren't indexed without running afoul of Google's guidelines? Columnist Paul Shapiro shares his methods.
Columnist Nick Iyengar shares tips on how to take your organization's testing program to the next level without investing in the latest technology and tools.
Why should marketers be putting the spotlight on retention marketing? Contributor Heather Timney explains how shifting your focus toward existing customers will positively impact your bottom line.
The new solution shows app-based content in Google as fast-loading and preferred AMP pages, if the app has not been installed.
Less effective in making the sale: websites and marketing materials, unless validated by third-party sources.
Brands are seeking greater transparency and control over programmatic buying practices, fueling growth for in-house and Independent Trading Desks.
Here’s our recap of what happened in markting technology, as reported on MarTech Today, Marketing Land and other places across the web. From MarTech Today: TrustRadius report: Demos, trials and customers’ opinions count most for B2B buyers Jan 27, 2017 by Barry Levine Less effective in making the sale: websites and marketing materials, unless validated by third-party […]
Neutrality may no longer be an option in the Trump era.
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Is marketing automation part of your email strategy? Columnist Scott Heimes explains how to choose the marketing automation tool that's right for your email program and how to maximize the data it produces.
With all the ways search engine results pages have evolved over the years, columnist Julian Connors explores the question of whether SEO is still a wise investment.
Looking to woo consumers this Valentine's Day? Columnist Mona Elesseily shares insights from Bing Ads (and her own experience) to help your holiday ads flourish.
Columnist Justin Freid explains the basics of getting your PPC campaigns up and running in the highly regulated industry of prescription drug advertising.
Company says the new portal will make it easier and quicker for brands to run campaigns with its unique, clickable icons and rich-media displays.
Oriented toward small businesses, the company wants to offer new features that build on the customer and product data stored in its email platform.
In this week's episode, we speak with IDC's Gerry Murray about what it means to be a marketer -- and how marketing is going to change -- as consumers spend more time talking to their Echoes, Dots, Homes and other voice-powered devices.
As live video continues to rise in popularity, how will it evolve this year? Columnist Fritz Brumder shares his predictions on the tools and innovations we should expect to see in 2017.
Each week 2.7 million viewers, on average, watched at least three seconds of the game on Twitter.
What should your marketing budget look like if you're a business-to-business company? Columnist Dale Hursh answers this age-old question based on recent trends and data.