Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the Web.
From Marketing Land:
Gather Page Insights & Data With LinkedIn Company Page Analytics The quest to improve and enhance LinkedIn’s company pages continues. Last week admins finally gained the ability to act as their own brand, and today they’ll be able to see the fruits of their labor thanks to LinkedIn Company Page analytics. The product loosely mimics Facebook’s Insights product with stats, competitors, profiling and demographics. Key […]
Twitter’s Latest Transparency Report Details Increases In DMCA, Removal & Information Requests Twitter’s latest transparency report shows that the company is seeing double-digit increases in data-related requests so far this year from governments and other rights holders. Twitter breaks down the requests it gets into three types: information, removal and copyright notices. All three are up significantly so far in 2013 compared to the same time period […]
Facebook Launches Embedded Posts, With Select Publishers For Now Facebook announced they are testing a new feature to embed public Facebook posts on your website. This is similar to the way you can embed tweets, embed instagrams and/or embed vine videos, and now you can embed Facebook posts. Again, this is being rolled out slowly and is currently only available for Bleacher Report, CNN, […]
Google AdSense Adds Responsive Design Ad Units (Beta) Google announced new ad units to support responsive design web pages. The ability for ad units to support responsive design was on the top of many publishers’ wish lists, and Google has finally introduced it. Google warns this is a beta option, and you should make sure to test these units on your website carefully. […]
Google Teams Up With Starbucks To Provide Wifi Service For All 7,000 US Locations Starting next month, Google will begin providing WiFi service for all 7,000 US Starbucks locations, offering Starbucks customers connections speeds up to 10x faster, and possibly up to 100x faster for stores located in Google Fiber cities. The roll-out is expected to take up to 18 months, and is part of Google’s investment to make […]
Google Recruiting “City Experts” To Get More Local Reviews Google appears to be trying to create its own version of Yelp’s Elite Squad, a community of trusted high-volume review generators. A solicitation appeared in Google+ asking people to become “City Experts.” Here’s the text of the Google message: Do you love to review places around your city and share your opinion with others? Our […]
Ditch Your Top 10 Metrics Now! What are your Top 10 Landing Pages? Can you name your Top 10 Keywords? How about your Top 10 Campaigns? If you are like most digital marketers, you know exactly what these are! But, focusing on such “Top 10″ metrics is risky. Let me tell you why. Hanging On To Antiquated Measures In the early […]
Advertising Has a Banking-Industry-Size Fraud Problem Local advertisers are more susceptible than ever to deceptive digital agency practices. The metric commonly used to gauge success in local display advertising today, click-through rate (CTR), can be easily manipulated to provide the illusion of success, leading local advertisers to believe that their campaign is performing well. Unfortunately, the selective manner in which many […]
Oops! Email Mistakes Happen Let’s face it: humans aren’t perfect. And there is definitely a human element to email marketing. From the designer who creates the graphics, to the front-line associate that clicks “Send,” there is a risk of something going wrong. So, on occasion, an email makes it to the inbox that isn’t 100% right. Unfortunately, it can […]
Schedule Oodles Of Updates With The Bulk Buffer Beta Tool Looking to set your social media update schedule for the day? How about for the week .. or month, even? Well, Buffer has kept on top of innovation with a beta tool called “Bulk Buffer.” Instead of hand selecting updates for your Buffer account, this lets users upload a text file for bulk updates. Users […]
Got Glass? Google Sending Out Gmail-Like Invites For Google Glass The next phase of Google Glass’ expansion is underway this afternoon with an old trick from Google’s past. The company has started sending out Gmail-like invites, giving current Glass Explorers the opportunity to invite one friend to become a Glass owner, too. There are currently in the neighborhood of 10,000 people that own Google Glass. […]
Vine’s First Hit: A Year-Old Rap Song Climbs Billboard Charts After Unofficial Video A Vine video is being credited for helping a year-old rap song sell more than 100,000 downloads in the last two weeks, pushing it into the top five on Billboard’s chart of the top R&B/Hip-Hop digital songs. It’s believed to be the first time a Vine video has had such a significant role in driving […]
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Online Marketing News From Around The Web:
Affiliate Marketing
Google Affiliate Network Overwrite Now in Effect at Skimlinks, Affiliate Tip
How Skimlinks’ Google Affiliate Network (GAN) Overwrite Works, Affiliate Marketing Blog
Analytics
Tag management systems: How do I choose?, Web Analytics Demystified
The “K” in “KPI” is not for “1,000″, Web Analytics Demystified
Business Issues
‘Disappointingly self-centred and arguably counterproductive’ – Twitter’s response to troll abuse, www.thedrum.com
Big news: We’ve joined Yahoo!, blog.lexity.com
Canada and Google Products: So Close Yet so Far Away, propr.ca
Foursquare Selling Its Data Through Ad Targeting Firm Turn, Ad Age
Gnip Gnip is Now The Provider of GetGlue Social Data, blog.gnip.com
Google Fiber Server ‘Neutrality Violation’ Being Overblown, www.dslreports.com
Google’s Privacy Balancing Act, Wall Street Journal
Is Google Even Subject to EU Privacy Laws? And Are Those Laws Still Fit for Purpose?, www.bna.com
Now That It’s in the Broadband Game, Google Flip-Flops on Network Neutrality, Wired
Twitter executives may testify before UK lawmakers for abuse tweets, www.cbronline.com
Viacom Demands New Judge in YouTube Copyright Fight, m.hollywoodreporter.com
Content Marketing
The Often Forgotten Ingredient for Measuring Content Marketing, www.jeffbullas.com
Copywriting, Design & Usability
Five User Experience Lessons from Seth Rogen, uxmag.com
Display & Contextual Advertising
Domaining
Two banks go down after forgetting to renew domains, DomainIncite
E-Commerce
Five key themes for fashion ecommerce success, econsultancy.com
Email Marketing
7 Ways to Survive Gmail’s New Promotions Tab, Copyblogger
General Internet Marketing
Internet Marketing Industry
Coming Soon: Take Your Own Personal Data to Market, www.technologyreview.com
Your Next Great Employee Could Be Your Intern, www.seerinteractive.com
Mobile/Local Marketing
Social Media
Google’s New Navigation Interface in a Google+ Screenshot, Google Operating System
5 Facebook Strategies to Help Launch Your Online Business, www.jonloomer.com
71% of companies see social customer care as a cost-saver, www.thedrum.com
Facebook tests ‘On This Day’ tab in News Feed, Inside Facebook
Is Freedom of Tweet a Right or a Wrong?, www.briansolis.com
Mobile Tops Desktop for Social Sharing, eMarketer
Social Media Masters Programs: They Exist …And It Makes No Sense, thefuturebuzz.com
Twitter Hotel Opens For Social Media Junkies, www.psfk.com
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