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by Ayaz Nanji
Most Americans say it is OK to use cellphones on public transportation and while walking on the street, but not at restaurants, in theaters, and during worship services, according to a recent report from the Pew Research Center.
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by Justin Foster
Marketing to people based on their real-time context is all the rage. But marketers need to be careful, because it may not be a fit for their organization.
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by Angela Natividad
Get the score on Instagram's latest push for brand love, Facebook's new "Shop" section, and Snapchat's growing video dominance. Also, how a target audience can totally transform your content marketing strategy. Skim to keep in step.
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by Ayaz Nanji
China is the biggest e-commerce market in the world, with an expected $562.7 billion in online sales this year, according to a recent report from Remarkety.
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by Ayaz Nanji
Millennials’ online shopping habits and responses to digital advertising are not all that different from those of Gen X and older shoppers, according to a recent report from Adroit Digital.
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by Angela Natividad
TrueView ads finally join the AdWords interface. We'll also talk about the latest format and messaging updates to Instagram, Google's logo change, and how wedding hashtags have become the "something new" in matrimony. Skim to stay informed.
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by Mollie Spilman
Mobile "buy" buttons are a hot trend. Companies are beginning to understand its huge benefits for marketers and customers.
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by Felice Miller Gabriel
With so many messages flooding your audience, to get its attention and make your message stand out requires more skill than ever. But you can cut through the clutter of the modern mobile era.
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by Matt Johnston
Smart marketers understand the importance of human emotions in how customers or prospects regard apps.
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by Dave McMullen
Beacons detect nearby smartphones and send the ads, coupons, and customized information to give clients a personalized experience. That's a win-win for customers and businesses.
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by Kai Crow
Thinking of mobile as a separate channel doesn't make sense anymore in an Apple Watch world. Businesses now must think of mobile as the foundation for all their marketing.
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by Irv Shapiro
Too many e-commerce businesses are ignoring online shopping's shift from desktop to mobile. Are you? If so, these tips can help you craft better mobile shopping experiences for your customers.
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by Angela Natividad
Summer's winding down—all the more reason to amp up your social strategy. See how MasterCard is testing selfies as a secure payment option, how LinkedIn plans to take over your office directory, how to win at livestreaming, and which brands get Reddit (and how they're using it).
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by Charlie Davies
How can businesses use location to increase conversions and sales?
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by Angela Natividad
Find out how you can use deep-dive Twitter searches to improve your marketing. You'll also discover how to download your LinkedIn contacts' email addresses, up your Instagram game, and get a grip on what's going on with Google's Alphabet soup.
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by Ayaz Nanji
Some 80% of Millennial workers say they text with colleagues, and 60% say they text with their boss, according to a recent report from join.me.
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by Razwana Wahid
You pour weeks into preparing for launch. You finally release the product and eagerly wait for sales to pour in. Yet, they don't. You blame the product: Should we add features? Are the colors wrong? But maybe, your copy is what's falling short.
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by Ayaz Nanji
Some 88% of consumers in the United States say they have logged in to websites or mobile apps using their social media accounts—an 11% increase since 2014—according to two recent reports from Gigya.
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by Angela Natividad
Get the latest on Facebook's new livestreaming feature, LinkedIn's social selling measurement tool, and Instagram's new ads API. Also: how Getty's making it easier to score royalty-free content... no matter what device you're using. Skim for the social skinny!
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by Blaise Lucey
What if you could make your emails more interesting? And, what if, by making them more interesting, you could increase opens, click-throughs, and conversions?
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by Ayaz Nanji
Some 58% of consumers in the United States say they have shopped online while watching TV, according to a recent report from Blackhawk Engagement Solutions.
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by Angela Natividad
Learn about Amazon's support for startups launching products. Also: Yahoo Livetext, managing relationships with short-form content creators, and the socnet growing the fastest. And is Twitter really cracking down on stolen jokes? Skim to stay in step.
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by Ayaz Nanji
Some 280 million people worldwide are "mobile addicts" who launch applications on their devices 60 times or more per day on average, according to a recent report by Flurry from Yahoo.
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by Buddy Vaughn
Usually, advertising doesn't come cheap, but it can be cost-effective—if you do your homework ahead of time and follow some best-practices.
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by Angela Natividad
This week, get the breakdown on YouTube's 360° ad format, and new tools for managing native Facebook content. We'll also tell you about Airbnb for Business, which hashtags Instagram bans (and why), and how to maintain your social prowess among vacationers. Skip to stay in step over the summer!
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This week, get the breakdown on YouTube's 360° ad format, and new tools for managing native Facebook content. We'll also tell you about Airbnb for Business, which hashtags Instagram bans (and why), and how to maintain your social prowess among vacationers. Skip to stay in step over the summer! more
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