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Marketing Day: Periscope analytics, Pinterest Propel & Cortana & Siri


Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

Marketers are rushing to adopt marketing automation platforms, but many are unable to implement it effectively. Columnist Mary Wallace explores the reasons for this.


Contributor Brian Wood from Wayfair.com shares data which suggests that title tags that perform well in paid search don’t necessarily indicate winning SEO titles.


  1. 4 major barriers to being linkable Mar 29, 2017 by Julie Joyce

Columnist Julie Joyce explores some of the most common issues that interfere with naturally attracting good links.


  1. The new marketing mindset Mar 29, 2017 by Justin Dunham

Columnist Justin Dunham believes that it’s crucial for marketers to understand and work with digital marketing technology — and that means that in order to get the most out of such tools, we need to develop practices that help us use them effectively.


From reviews to user-submitted content, contributor Timothy Carter explains how the various types of social proof can bolster your brand.


Twitter-owned Periscope is growing up a bit today with a new dashboard that collects several data points to show creators how viewers are engaging with their live videos and replays.


A new 30-day program launched by Pinterest will give advertisers training, access to creative resources and support for their ad campaigns.


In part one of his multipart series on the connected brand, contributor Thomas Stern dives into the elements that make for a cohesive brand experience across all channels: voice, personality and messaging.


Columnist Andrew Waber dives into recent Facebook video advertising data to help you discover the length and format that will work best for your video creative.


The launch of its Marketing Cloud makes these histories available for predictive marketing and sales attribution.


comScore estimates roughly half of all search queries will be voice-initiated by 2020.


As desktop sputters, digital growth is all mobile — as evidenced by a slew of new comScore data.


Companies lose $18 billion in sales revenue each year from cart abandonment, with over $4 trillion worth of merchandise predicted to be abandoned in online shopping carts this year alone. Organizations that succeed with reducing cart abandonments are the ones who effectively tailor and deliver personalized experiences at each stage of the journey: before a […]


Company has two AmazonFresh Pickup physical locations in Seattle where employees are testing grocery delivery via drive-in service.


Online Marketing News From Around The Web:

Analytics

Blogs & Blogging

Business Issues

Content Marketing

Copywriting, Design & Usability

Display & Contextual Advertising

Domaining

E-Commerce

General Internet Marketing

Internet Marketing Industry

MarTech

Mobile/Local Marketing

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Reputation Management

Social Media

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