Archive of the Category 'Pay Per Click (PPC)'

Rumour has it

Thursday, den 26. January 2012

The ban of side placements of brand keywords search results in the US turned out to be just a rumour. Google has confirmed that there was no change in policy with regards to the placements of brand keywords search results. Ads still can appear at the top, on the right hand side and at the [...]

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Focus on the User

Thursday, den 26. January 2012

Since the launch of Search plus Your World, Google has increasingly come under fire for acting in its own best interests and edging out other social networks from its search results. So much so that engineers from Facebook, Twitter and MySpace have teamed up to create a new tool, or bookmarklet called ‘Focus on the [...]

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Start a conversation in the Search results using Google+

Thursday, den 19. January 2012

I’m starting to think that Google actually had a plan when they launched Google+ and even better than that – they are sticking to it and rolling it out bit by bit. OK it’s still early doors for Google+ but its starting to feel less of a flop than everyone was predicting. I believe that Google’s [...]

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Facebook Sponsored Stories in the News Feed

Thursday, den 19. January 2012

Facebook has begun rolling out Sponsored Stories in the news feed. The ads started rolling out gradually from the beginning of January, allowing brands to reach users whose friends have interacted with their pages – for instance with a like, a comment, or another action. “You will only see Sponsored Stories in your news feed [...]

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Apple Education Announcement

Thursday, den 19. January 2012

Rumours are spreading that Apple is going to digitize textbooks. The iPad will become the classroom’s computer – notebook – textbook(s). Seems like the right way forward to us. The announcement has just started in the US – will keep everyone posted with the latest that come out of it.

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SEO predictions for 2012 – The impact of social signals on rankings

Monday, den 16. January 2012

Hello world of search! This is my first blog post here at Tug. I’ve read quite a lot of SEO predictions for 2012, the most common being “Change of the search engine’s algorithm in favour of social signals”. In my opinion this is a fairly safe prediction with Google heavily pushing their own social network [...]

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Axe Launches New Fragrance with a Comic Book

Tuesday, den 10. January 2012

Axe has gone for a new original approach for the launch of its new fragrance line, Anarchy. The brand is introducing two scents, one for men and one for women, with a graphic novel, which is to be generated via the input of Facebook fans. I’m not sure it would make me buy it but [...]

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Tug win GOLD at the DMAs with milk&more!

Thursday, den 8. December 2011

Last night Tug scooped the gold for Best Use of Search for our milk&more campaign at the DMAs. Great team effort for everyone involved on milk&more and congratulations to Dave, Hannah, Ollie, Juan, Faye, Rainelda and Neil who have all worked so hard to make it the winning campaign! Judge’s comment:““This campaign really pushed the [...]

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Littlewoods advert…I like it

Monday, den 28. November 2011

So I don’t know if you have seen the Littlewoods Christmas advert this year but I like it. It’s a children’s nativity all about presents and gifts. Sounds pretty normal. However it has been plagued with hundreds of complaints. Mum’s and Dad’s are accusing it of ‘ruining Christmas for kids’. Their Facebook page and the [...]

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Google Turns up the heat in the Music Industry

Thursday, den 17. November 2011

Seems everyone wants to get into the music game… I thought there was no money it? Well the truth is there isn’t much but consumers want free music so everyone from Apple, to Spotify, to Boinc, to Facebook and now Google are coming up with models. Essentially with music downloads coming from the cloud the [...]

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