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Jeffrey Hedquist is back to give you another quip about keeping your advertising simple! Jeff has been a ‘guest writer‘ and now he’s a ‘regular’ one! Jeff is primarily a ‘radio guy’ and writes about radio advertising, but almost every article he writes can be related to pretty much any advertising medium. Today’s post has to do with be personable with your ads. I’ll let Jeff explain but read my two cents below that…[...]
Vince Vaughn and Co-stars Pose for Idiotic Stock Photos You Can Have for Free (via AdWeek) 9 Facts About Computer Security That Experts Wish You Knew (via Gizmodo) "In The Shower Eating Cherries" and More Tales of Nightmare IT Calls (via Gizmodo) The Most Memorable Ad Campaigns Share These 3 Elements (via Entrepreneur)
Last week we talked about the newest Facebook Algorithm pages. While I was educating myself on the algorithm changes I came across an article from Buzzsumo about 17 things you can do to help with your presence on Facebook. It was pretty useful and promotes some of the things I've talked about so I thought I'd share it. The article is titled, "17 Experts Tips On Dealing with The Latest[...]
Yesterday, we posted about Google's 'Mobilegeddon' and the changing algorithm and optimization of mobile-friendly sites in search engines. Today I came across another article from Contently called "What Facebook’s Algorithm Change Means for Brands, Publishers, and the Future of Media." The article discusses changes in how Facebook is going to change it's News Feed. The changes, according to Contently, are: 1. If your News Feed doesn’t have much on it[...]
What's This All About!? This week, specifically on April 21, Google has started to implement a new algorithm specifically geared towards search engine results on mobile devices. The easiest way I can explain it, is that Google is now checking to make sure websites are responsive (or 'mobile friendly'.) A responsive website is one that 're-aligns' itself based on the size of the screen. Actually, if you take this screen[...]
