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Pope and Kim Kardashian help turn emojis into marketing phenomenon
TheAmplify, an internet marketing agency, works with brands including 20th Century Fox and US retailer JC Penney to analyse how people are talking about their brands on social media. Justin Rezvani, chief executive, says demand drove the business.
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Internet Marketing Consultant "Chad Lieberman" Talks About The Future of New …
Today "Chad Ian Lieberman New York" heads 6WSEO, a leading full-service online marketing company. The New York-based company offers several services aimed at bringing targeted traffic to a website and giving it organic growth in search engine results …
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« Internet Marketing 2016 », 11ème édition du guide annuel de l'EBG
La 11ème édition de la « bible du marketing digital », Internet Marketing 2016 est disponible depuis le début du mois. Destinée aux étudiants, amateurs éclairés ou professionnels du secteur, l'ouvrage de l'EBG joue la carte du décryptage des tendances.
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Mobile Marketing Platform Dives into New Waters
Mobile Marketing Platform Dives into New Waters Vserv, a smart data led mobile marketing platform, is taking the plunge into very lucrative waters for mobile advertising in 2015. In recent days, the company announced the launch of what it calls Vserv …
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200000 Vending Machines Start Accepting Apple Pay
“We recognised early on the potential for mobile payment, and promoted the technology to ensure our customers were ready for this shift to occur.” USA Technologies began building NFC into its products a decade ago, and has since seen a 'steady increase …
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Mobile Marketing: 42% of Organic Search Visits Now Coming Via Mobile Devices
According to the Digital Marketing Report Q4 2014, a quarterly digital marketing analysis produced by search marketing agency Merkle|RKG, mobile devices are now delivering 42% of the organic search traffic across the three major search engines: Google, …
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