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Marketing Day: Twitter ad updates, Facebook Messenger bots & AppWords Concierge

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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:

  1. Twitter will bring its logged-out ads to the mobile web in Q2 May 4, 2016 by Tim Peterson With brands paying ‘nearly’ as much for clicks on ads shown to logged-out users as logged-in ones, Twitter will stop limiting those ads to the desktop web.

  2. 60% of local SEOs are outsourcing more tasks in 2016 vs. 2015 May 4, 2016 by Myles Anderson What is the current state of outsourcing in the local search world? Columnist Myles Anderson takes a look at the results of a recent BrightLocal survey on the topic.

  3. Content and SEO: Optimization from creation to conversion May 4, 2016 by Jim Yu How can you ensure that your content creation efforts don’t go to waste? Columnist Jim Yu discusses how to align content creation with SEO goals and user needs for maximum impact.

  4. EverString now lets marketers create their own “lookalike” segments May 4, 2016 by Barry Levine Predictive marketing firm says “no one else is offering this level of self-service.”

  5. Lost in translation: What happens when a Facebook Messenger bot can’t understand you May 4, 2016 by Tim Peterson Execs from Betaworks-backed Poncho, Mic and Complex Media explain how chat bots are trying to keep conversations from going completely off the rails.

  6. The benefits of creating a purpose-driven SEO strategy May 4, 2016 by Ryan Shelley Why does your website exist? What is the function of each page? Columnist Ryan Shelley explains how an effective SEO strategy starts with defining your website’s purpose.

  7. Owning your martech stack means owning privacy, too May 4, 2016 by L. Erik Bratt As regulators continue to debate privacy requirements, contributor L. Erik Bratt says brands must learn to control the data across their martech stacks without violating consumer trust.

  8. Putting the audience first in digital publishing and advertising May 4, 2016 by Rob Rasko Columnist Rob Rasko believes digital publishers need to find the right balance between creating great content and monetizing it.

  9. AppWords Concierge: a new in-app assistant that “preempts search” May 3, 2016 by Greg Sterling The company wants to enable a Google Now-like experience within apps.

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