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MarTech Today: Google’s Control Of Android, Future Of Retail Analytics & Tracking Emojis

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

From Marketing Land:

  1. App Developers To Europe: Don’t Hurt Google’s Ability To “Improve” Android Nov 25, 2015 by Greg Sterling A group of roughly 140 Android developers under the coordination of an organization called the Application Developers Alliance is appealing to the European Commission not to take any action that could diminish Google’s control over the OS and contribute to Android fragmentation.

  2. 2016: Manual Link Building & SEO Nov 25, 2015 by Andrew Dennis Can link building truly be replaced by content marketing and “link earning”? Columnist Andrew Dennis doesn’t think so. Here’s why.

  3. Kantar-Shopcom And 4Info Partnership Offers Look At Future Of Retail Analytics Nov 25, 2015 by Greg Sterling Mobile advertising platform 4INFO has announced a deal with shopper targeting and analytics provider Kantar Shopcom. It offers brands the ability to measure the incremental impact of digital media on in-store sales at the SKU level. A number of companies, including Google, are now measuring store visits after exposure to digital ads.

  4. App Intelligence Platform appFigures Releases “Cards” For Sharing User Reviews Nov 25, 2015 by Barry Levine The idea is to make it as easy as possible for an app publisher to share any praise.

  5. Social Analytics Platform Zoomph Can Now Help Brands Track Emojis Nov 24, 2015 by Barry Levine New feature — the first of its kind, the company says — gives social marketers the info they need to respond to specific emojis in posts about their brands.

  6. 3 Google Patents You Need To Know About In 2016 Nov 25, 2015 by Pratik Dholakiya Columnist Pratik Dholakiya outlines three patents that Google is applying for and explains how they could affect search results for you and your clients.

  7. How Trust & Unique Identification Impact Semantic Search Nov 25, 2015 by Barbara Starr Is your content trustworthy, and does that matter? Columnist Barbara Starr explores how Google might be using trust as a signal when displaying search results.

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